Azuriel finds Palworld 1.0 still the same compulsive ARK-like loop, only smoother, busier, and good enough to crowd out Hearthstone and Guild Wars 2.
Magi flags Volcano Princess hitting consoles and mobile July 30 with updated translations, voice acting, new content, and a free Steam update later.
Krista spotlights Tiny Delivery, a cosy narrative game about a tiny robot making deliveries while borrowing, meddling, and causing a little chaos.
Joar checks back into WoW with warlock progress, Zul'Aman renown, gathering professions, Loremaster work, and a comically stubborn lack of purple pants.
Marc revisits The House of the Dead and how Sega made zombies, branching paths, and multi-hit enemies stand out in crowded light-gun arcades.
Wilhelm tears into EVE Online’s Ansiblex jump-bridge capacitor changes, arguing the zone-based nullsec nerf turns travel into an unworkable mess.
Roger reflects on retirement by missing the human side of work most: camaraderie, shared knowledge, and the informal help networks AI can’t replace.
UltrViolet does a bullet-point check-in on a quick chemo day, messy InoReader feed cleanup, and barely finding time for Dungeon Crawler Carl.
Jamie Zawinski blasts Scott Wiener over the Trans March fundraising uproar and related pro-Wiener PAC ties, with zero patience for the whole spectacle.
Jeff used Claude to build a GPS time badge for Pimoroni Tufty 2350, then logged Open Sauce satellite data for some neat visualization experiments.
Axxuy rounds up sharp reads on Pandoc link pages, distraction-free writing, PKM skepticism, RSS tradeoffs, and being more public online.
Bhagpuss pivots from making a Zines Forever upload to musing on zines, archiving old work, and why the format still pulls so hard.