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Realigning reality in Aether Collector allows you to talk to spectral echoes of people who perished in the anomaly. Wishlist the game on #Steam. Made in #GODOT.

@PixelCNinja SNES also had the best version of Lost Vikings 2. Amazing games.

🕹️ Throwback to 1992 The Lost Vikings on the Super Nintendo! This puzzle-platformer is awesome. You control three Viking brothers, Erik the Swift, Baleog the Fierce, and Olaf the Stout, each with unique abilities, as they team up to escape alien captivity and find their way home. What makes it legendary? The innovative character-switching gameplay that forces you to coordinate their distinct skills (speedy running/jumping, sword and bow combat, and shield blocking/gliding) to solve clever environmental puzzles and overcome obstacles. Smart teamwork-based puzzling across sci-fi and fantasy levels = one of the most creative and enjoyable games of the 16-bit era. #RetroGaming #TheLostVikings #SNES

@piotrbinkowski Ooo, love the dark blue.

👋 Team! Here's the beta intro for the game I'm working on. I wanted it to be as short as possible. What do you think?

@oldyzach This game still makes me feel embarassed because I gave up on it after not being able to rescue someone in the third mission and thinking I failed and gave up after many tries. Only later I realized that was part of the story and you could not really save him. :)

And the more pixelated one. Warhammer: Shadow Of The Horned Rat (1995, PC)

@brockpierson I remember you could swap that image for something else. It was fun, especially on school computers.

If this brings back memories, it’s time to check your cholesterol

itch.io/s/185607/sprin… - all my music assets on sale #gameassets #gamedev

@TheRealAdamG Hopefully with Linux version this time.

Not sure if you heard... but we're building a superapp

@PixelCNinja Weirdly: Lost Vikings 2. SNES version seems to be the best one and easiest to emulate.

Certain SNES titles continue to see regular replays years after release. Which single Super Nintendo game do you return to most often?

@CommodoreBlog @Hemigod85 @AmigaReposts @Amiga_Square @CommodoreSpain @commodoreofcl @nyimski Huh, I vaguely remember playing it as a child. Must have been too hard for me or something, because I don't remember ever finishing it. Have to fire up an emulator.

Arabian Nights. Krisalis, 1993. #Amiga #Commodore

@MuseumCommodore What about making them? :) I am currently working on an anthology of games for a retro computer, having lots of fun with it, and testing them is like playing on Amiga again. :)

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@FrajdaGames How do you sell such tiny games on Steam?

Jump King meets Flappy Bird. Bravest Chicken is out NOW on Steam and it's 25% off! Check it out! store.steampowered.com/app/2359270/Br… 🐔 #wishlistwednesday #indiegames #インディーゲーム

@GOGcom I love Robbo and I am just developing a similar game (closer to Supaplex though). The colors especially of the original version were magical - that dark blue and yellow. Here is very early screenshot from mine. :)

One of Poland's first digital heroes just came home. Robbo – in three versions, covering three eras – is now on GOG alongside Electro Man, Heartlight, Citadel Remonstered, and MaSzyna. Five titles joining the GOG Preservation Program. Almost everything free to download and keep. Polish gaming history belongs to everyone 💜 gog.com/promo/20260430…

Another minigame for my That Cursed Machine retro anthology. :) Very fun to play, if you know what it was inspired by, you are probably at least as old as I am, ha ha. :) #indiedev #gamedev

@Surajdotdot7 @bridgemindai This is not true. Qwen Max models were always closed.

Qwen 3.6 Max Preview just dropped on OpenRouter. One trillion parameters. Released today. $1.30/$7.80 per million tokens. 262K context. Sparse mixture-of-experts. Optimized for agentic coding and tool use. No open weights. Alibaba's biggest model ever. And it costs less than Claude Opus 4.7 by a mile. BridgeBench is running the benchmarks right now. Results coming soon. bridgebench.ai

@oldyzach @rakeingrass Love the birches. Makes the forest look less like a typical fantasy dark forest. :)

It is the ultimate truth that you can never have too many well-made pixel games. Especially when they are pixel dungeon crawlers. Underkeep from @rakeingrass is just such a game 😎 You can check out the demo here: store.steampowered.com/app/2411200/Un…

@TzTzdev Bold colors, love the dark blue.

Added some environment details #gamedev #indiegame #platformer #retrogaming #pixelart

@exQUIZitely @AcademicAgent_X Modern Assasin Creed games are very educational. I went to Greece after playing Odyssey and all the archeological sites felt like home, shame what is left now is mostly foundations. Same with visiting Egypt after playing AC Origins.

I quite often find older games to have a fair bit of educational value - history, geography, economics, etc - think of Civilization, Colonization, The Oregon Trail, Imperialism, Pirates, Sim City. That part of gaming doesn’t seem to have any place in today’s industry. Thank you kindly for the retweet by the way, much appreciated 🙏

Same this game had a lot of soul and my basic knowledge of US colonisation and US independence is based on this. In this game the British will absolutely kick your arse at the end if you’re not fully prepared AND have French help. It’s still a great game.

@jettelly @JM_Traslogan I am doing sth similar but just with sprites. :)

.@JM_Traslogan shared a Super Hang-On-style racing prototype in Godot, recreating that classic pseudo-3D look using segmented tracks and projection for depth. 🏁 See the breakdown: jettelly.com/blog/recreatin… #GodotEngine #gamedev

Another mini game I am working on. I swear, I am very close to releasing first of them. :) I just got really addicted to making new ones, it is so much fun. This one is a Color Lines inspired game where you defend the Core from anomalous monsters. #indiedev #gamedev

@adonis_singh Will you also input less tokens and expect shorter replies? Because otherwise the new pricing matters a lot.

5.5 doesnt seem like the improvement it was made out to be, but its significantly faster thats for sure otherwise, its a stepwise improvement, or so it seems like also it being more expensive doesnt matter much if it outputs much less tokens

@scaling01 You would also need to halve your input tokens and tell the model to output half the code.

im obviously fine with this if it consistently uses only half the tokens