ASYLUM has hit 250 Very Positive reviews on Steam around a month after launch, which apparently is quite a strong metric!. Consider we achieved this without a publisher, barely any marketing, not even a Metacritic score — it's all community love 💖.

RT @IQ_Adventures: If you know Roberta Vaughn, you’re lucky. Just donated to help someone who has always been there for others. She's facin….

YES.

Masterpiece. Few understood this film. It's a perfect coming of age story.

RT @RaroVHS: Restos arqueológicos

Rick Dangerous.

Going to wear my marketing hat here, but wishlists have devaluated. Wishes on Steam are compulsive now, not a true purchase compromise. They can yield profit$ if you have a long-term plan, but these days that much amounts to ~500 sales around launch. See if the math works out.

Can't have enough of these Davids.

RT @DuzzOnDrums: The Drifter comes out in less than a week :O

In another AI push now bordering the obsessive, Microsoft forwarded the homepage to a Crapilot prompt. Yeah, go tell IT departments how productive that was.

Severely underrated film. Some of the very best folk horror from the 70s, and this 4K transfer is a thing of beauty.

why video games are not progressing

RT @DeMickyD: Fallout 5 needs to have this level of facial fidelity otherwise what are we even doing 🤷

RT @lumariamujica: - Mejoramos sonido.- Mejoramos diseño.- Hubo de nuevo gatos invitados.- Servimos patria, camiseta, selección y día de la….

Ah, so after hundreds of messages each day dissecting the ASYLUM ending, and following a subtle nudge (namely two emojis: 🦨📯), fans finally got to the part in which they discuss phallic mushrooms.

RT @JNavok: This is a long thread about Square Enix, the Microsoft layoffs, AI, and Metcalfe's law.

RT @PerpaNarraDev: En breve voy a estar entrevistando a @AgustinCordes sobre Asylum, el nuevo juego de @Senscape! YAYA EN QUINCE!.

To be clear, I'm not blaming customers alone. This is one side of a very complex issue. The true elephant in the room is the vicious and brutal competition between the handful of players driving the industry these days, while those in the sidelines get fewer opportunities.

Of course huge games such as GTA or Nintendo hits may have the luxury to eventually charge $100. That's happening, and the big fish will keep making craptons of money. But don't you dare charge more if you're not in that league — you'll be lambasted by gamers and press alike.

He has a point, but the issue isn't just Microsoft. As profusely expressed in this kind and loving network, customers don't give a damn about the 9000 laid off as long as Gamepass continues to exist. They've been trained to spend little and wait for sales.

My whole career was built upon bizarre and very naughty dreams.