Partner travelled, spent time taking care of our cats (pancake pictured above), so very little energy to write anything.
But it’s bandcamp friday, please consider supporting “Our Dear Friend, The Medic”, a big friend of mine whose tunes helped me cope with many tragedies and beautiful moments in the past couple of years:
Office complexes that feel like liminal spaces, death, and great gun mechanics. HOLE is the best $4,99 you’ll ever spend.
Here’s a quick playthrough of the first map, “Office”.
Gamescom kicked my butt this week so this is all I have to show, for now.
Maybe I’ll put my thoughts about extraction shooters and roguelike into words at one point.
This week’s banger is brought to you by Alan Morse Davies
I can’t believe that I’ve been sitting on this website / domain ever since 2019.
My original goal with Invisible Corners was to highlight more indie games before, well, covid hit, before I lost steam, before I got tangled up in also running an actual website (www.hu3br.com) for the past 12 years.
12 years, heck, that’s a lot of time, isn’t it? I have some ideas on what to put here. It won’t be a solely indie game focused website. We have enough of those (or maybe not enough) in 2025. It will be a more personal space for me to just jolt down ideas that can be more than, you know, drafts on a paper.
Some might turn into actual, decent blog posts. Some will just be what movie I saw this week. Talking about that, I meant to watch “Weapons” this past saturday but then I got tummy ache and had to reschedule, ugh.
In any case, I hope your Monday starts swell.
Today’s banger is brought to you by “The Red Panda”, who worked on Toree Saturn soundtrack: