Cliffski says Ridiculous Space Battles hits demo-to-Early-Access runway next month, after a solar farm detour and a very deliberate solo-dev embrace of generative AI.
Sey shares Malmö Game Week highlights, from community-focused talks to indie looks at MAREGROSSO and Seeking Home.
Margot rounds up a cozy week with Big Walk, Orbitals, Toem’s sequel, and Woodo while real life stays a bit rough.
Emily takes a delightful detour from Death Stranding into Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, then wakes up baffled by a very affectionate Drax dream.
Wes mixes fan-translation scene notes with a look at PS5 emulation’s AI-fueled acceleration, and what that could mean next.
Wilhelm tees up another EVE Online Geminate clash, with Fraternity’s Golden Week timing turning a holiday into a strategic flashpoint.
Anarchae’s week mixes autumn reset vibes with Hyperion thoughts, Traitors watching, game grinding, therapy, and remembering Levi.
Roger pegs Celebrity Traitors as Among Us by way of a parlour game, where famous people confidently build bad theories from almost nothing.
CrazyKinux thinks the Neuromancer teaser nails the vibe, while keeping expectations cautious after past sci-fi trailer letdowns.
Brennan argues the internet isn’t the story but the setting, pushing back on lazy “internet novel” and discourse-first framing.
Warner says Apple Intelligence eating storage shouldn’t shock anyone, because on-device AI was always going to move the cost onto your hardware.
Andrew Plotkin says Apple’s UK age-verification web filters are wrongly flagging his personal sites, and there’s basically nothing he can do.