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game dev | bumbleborn.com | he/him | hates genAI Wunder on Steam - http://s.team/a/3895480 Wunder Presskit - https://wunder.bumbleborn.com/#presskit Echo: The Oracle's Scroll - https://play.date/games/echo-the-oracles-scroll/

A group of 24 goals I'm aiming to achieve this year
Tim addressing the team at Double Fine.
Early key art for Broken Age.
A shot from a later episode, Levi talks about revisit a lot of earlier assets to polish and improve them.
Levi showing and talking about his art work referencing Peter Chan.
Nathan Stapley pointing at a production chart and laughing.
The cat previously (and currently) known as Mushroom wakes up a weary indie, previously (and currently) known as Joe
I have very negative feelings towards Generative AI. This is gonna be a bit of an arsy rant, just to save you time reading haha. I've been asked recently multiple times what kind of AI I use, I know they're not asking how I handle behaviour trees for enemies in my games. I know they're not asking about proc gen, NPCs, simulation, etc. They're asking which LLM tech company do I prompt to do my work. In a world where people are endlessly signalling their vices, I don't seem to signal my virtues nearly enough. I hate Gen-AI, I think using it makes you dumber over time, and ultimately creates a separation between you and your work. That space is then filled by an average weighted sum of the collective works of humanity. I think it's bad. None of this is new though, I'm unsure I can say anything that hasn't been said better by others, but I want to make it clear on this website (that seems to be the nexus for very weird AI-Powered "Creators") that no, not everyone uses it. A lot of people find it revolting, for many, many reasons.
Charon, the Ferryman tempts you to make the journey through purgatory and win your afterlife, in coin-flipping battle of wit and luck! The logo and launch date show, Wunder: The Double-Sided Deckbuilder, launches in Steam Early Access on the 4th of May.
Cats in a hammock
a yellow steed, fitting for a yellow boy
cat-batman shadow
Steam next fest page for Wunder: The Double-Sided Deckbuilder. Wunder is a game of chance about flipping coins. Build a deck of coins with their own risk & reward; upgrade each side to tilt the odds in your favour, bolster your strategy with strange talismans and defeat the Ferryman at his own game.