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The Cozy Questlog
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Oct 12, 2026
A Handful of Excellent Solo Games
A ton of different genres too!
RPG
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ttrpg
I'm Not Doctor Who
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Oct 7, 2026
#oneaday Day 852: Rotting retro
You know, I have historically thought that out of all the subcommunities of computer and tech enthusiasts, the one which would have more respect for doing things "the hard way" than anyone else would be the retro fans. These are people who, in many cases, grew up seeing genius programmers making limited hardware do things...
AI slop
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claude code
WestinLee.com
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Oct 7, 2026
The Pause: Let’s define that one filler dialogue choice format
"How are you feeling? You took a nasty fall back there." 1. Not great. 2. Ow! My head! 3. Where am I? Seen one of those? That's The Pause. A narrative design verb that's usually bad that I've been forced to acknowledge can have value.
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Branching Dialogue
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CRPG Trees
I'm Not Doctor Who
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Oct 4, 2026
#oneaday Day 849: Do people really not finish games?
I've seen it often suggested that "no-one finishes games" these days. Is that really true? I don't know. I am certainly not a representative example here, because I tend to only start games that I know I am going to finish for the most part. It might take quite a while to finish some of...
achievements
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beating games
I'm Not Doctor Who
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Oct 3, 2026
#oneaday Day 848: Initial impressions from St. Amelia
I've been playing Silent Hill Townfall! It is good. I think I am enjoying it more than Silent Hill f, but I do intend to go back and give that another go (and a shot at one or more of the other endings) for the sake of fairness, comparison and suchlike. Silent Hill Townfall is...
horror games
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konami
nerkho
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Oct 3, 2026
Cultural Diary - September 2026
A short recap of media I've consumed over the past month...
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movies
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tv series
Beanis
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Oct 1, 2026
🎶🎮 September 2026 Roundup
Another PR as I look forward to the Millennial Retirement Home...
metal
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music
I'm Not Doctor Who
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Sep 29, 2026
#oneaday Day 844: Mechannative
These days, I feel like a lot of people determine that they're either into narrative-centric games or mechanics-centric games, and don't do much in the way of cross-pollination, even when the games themselves do so. I'm sure we all know at least one person who takes inexplicable pride in the fact that they skip all...
game design
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Game focus
I'm Not Doctor Who
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Sep 28, 2026
#oneaday Day 843: Exploring the mundane
One of my favourite things in video games is when a game takes a very small, pretty mundane environment and renders it in a ridiculous level of detail. I'm not generally a "graphics person", but if you give me a game in which I can poke around a tiny, convincingly rendered house in extreme levels...
3d worlds
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photorealism
I'm Not Doctor Who
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Sep 28, 2026
#oneaday Day 842: Quick catch-up
I forgot to write something on here yesterday! In my defence, I wrote nearly 4,000 words on Ys VIII over on MoeGamer so I think you can probably cut me a bit of slack. I'm still going to take this post to "catch up" though. I really enjoyed Ys VIII overall. It still feels a...
ace combat 8
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nighthawks
功夫社Blog
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Sep 27, 2026
ソーシャルゲームをやめてQoLが上がった話
そしてApple Arcadeはいいぞ！
games
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Apple Arcade
Linuxiarze
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Sep 26, 2026
ZelixOS
linux
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archlinux
~erincandescent/blog
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Sep 25, 2026
I picked up Silent Hill: Townfall on a whim and while it's not without flaws, it nails the feeling of 90s working class …
I picked up Silent Hill: Townfall on a whim and while it's not without flaws, it nails the feeling of 90s working class Britain (when it's not just nailing the feeling of desperation required of a horror game)
games
I'm Not Doctor Who
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Sep 25, 2026
#oneaday Day 840: The deluge has started
The deluge of amazing games coming out in the latter half of this year has started. I've already noted that I've been playing the excellent Nighthawks from Wadjet Eye Games, and that is very much occupying my immediate attention, but also on my radar for the immediate-ish future are Silent Hill Townfall and Ace Combat...
ace combat 8
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late 2026 releases
taco 'bout it
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Sep 24, 2026
i know tapping B does nothing. i will be tapping B.
a GameFAQs post from approximately 1999 still has administrative privileges over my thumb.
gaming
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Internet Culture
taco 'bout it
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Sep 21, 2026
The Next Chapter for Bungie?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asnrQ1UoBQM Bungie leadership committed to restoring specific content to Destiny 2 that had previously been removed, though they did not provide a definitive list of names or a specific release timeline. Source: The Next Chapter for Bungie - YouTube
bungie
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destiny
I'm Not Doctor Who
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Sep 20, 2026
#oneaday Day 835: All night long
Remember how yesterday I said a group of friends and I were going to play Big Walk "this afternoon"? Yeah, well, we started in the afternoon, my time... and concluded twelve fucking hours later. I have never, ever had a multiplayer session so long that the batteries in my headset went flat. Until now! (It's...
all-nighter
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big walk
Indie Dispatch
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Sep 18, 2026
Soul Injector Commando makes you turn billionaires into humans
Hello friends! We are well and truly in the thick of it now, with the latest Fire Emblem dropping to critical acclaim across the board. The first Onimusha game in 20 years continues Capcom's hot streak. The next six weeks or so will be drop a cavalcade of highly anticipated games just in time for the end of the year, and somewhere in the middle of it all, a bunch of indies will be floating out there waiting for you to discover them. I am getting ready for an international trip back to Australia,...
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indiedispatch
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games
Pixels for Breakfast
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Sep 17, 2026
Combolands delivers strategic depth in 30 minutes or less
Citybuilder fans are feasting right now. After what felt like an endless drought after the demise of 2013’s SimCity, these past few years we are seeing a lot of interesting indie takes that bring the sauce. Timberborn is a take where you are tiny Beavers building the best water-powered city you can muster. Against the Storm is the answer to “what if it was a Roguelike Citybuilder that kinda looked a lot like Warcraft”, bringing a lot of interesting choices to the table. Dorf Romantik is a beauti...
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games
Linuxiarze
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Sep 12, 2026
NawaOS
linux
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debian
Indie Dispatch
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Sep 11, 2026
Shroom and Groom brings deckbuilders to First-Person dungeon crawlers
Happy Friday friends! This week I have been rather busy getting ready for a family trip back to Australia in a few weeks, along with my son’s upcoming 2nd birthday. Time flies, and there never seems to be enough of it. But I did manage to play some games this week, and I even got a review out for one of them which is linked below. Patrick has been banging on about how much he has been enjoying The Blood of Dawnwalker, which inspired me to finally check out 2018’s Vampyr. Released to limited crit...
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games
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indiedispatch
melanie kat
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Sep 9, 2026
Metal Wife, Metal Life
post
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games
taco 'bout it
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Sep 8, 2026
yard work simulator got a sequel before i got a lawn
a joke about yard-work simulators became an unfortunately complete survey of gaming’s most specific genre, just before the free prologue arrives.
gaming
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patient gaming
Pixels for Breakfast
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Sep 8, 2026
Blood Dungeon shows that Bullet Heaven can be active
There are few indies out there that command my attention, no questions asked. Messhof won my heart with their 1v1 fencing masterpiece Nidhogg, and since then they have been dropping certified bangers. Flywrench was an absolute joy to control, commanding you to just lock in with the type of precision that is a perfect combo of highly rewarding and insufferably frustrating. Wheel World was a huge departure for the studio, delivering a 3D semi-open world game that fused their sensibilities with the...
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