Robert Shenton

@miltage.bsky.social

240 Followers 214 Following

Solo game dev. He/him.

Handshake meme. One side says "children", the other side says "hamsters". In the middle it says "crawling around in plastic tubes".
A CAPTCHA verification page instructs users to prove they are not a robot by pressing Windows + R, then Ctrl + V, and finally Enter.
Hugo eating his favourite box
A screenshot of the text alignment options in Affinity. They read "Align Left", "Align Center", "Align Right", etc.
A video showing a 2D character's head following a mouse cursor.
An image of the Pepe Silvia scene from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
A screenshot of the game prototype. It's a collection of Polaroids connected by red threads.
A screenshot of the Alexa app. It says I can't use Deezer "because of geographical restrictions".
A screenshot of Spotify's website after cancelling my subscription.
Hugo our ginger boy looking regal on his favourite blanket.
Text displayed at the beginning of a video: the following animations were made by humans.
The entrance to the Cave of Wonders in Aladdin (1992)
A photo of the book titled "The Book Thief"
An article on the history of potatoes before the actual boiling methods. Ah, what's the point nobody sees my posts anyway...
A two-panel meme set in a fast-food restaurant. On the left, a middle-aged man leans over a counter looking down at something, while the Godot game engine logo is overlaid in front of him. On the right, a young employee in a paper hat looks up attentively. Below the images is dialogue text that reads: “What’s this?” “Your game engine sir.” “No that can’t be right, I haven’t installed it yet.” “You just open .exe and it will run whenever you like.”
A list of YouTube videos that have either been deleted or made private
A map of the US highlighting states I've traveled to. Spoiler alert: I've never been.
The Nintendo Power Glove - possibly the greatest gaming accessory from the '80s
A prototype game character made out of a single capsule and a few spheres
A screenshot from Instagram. The reel shows a dog peeling potatoes for dinner. The comments under the reel read "Merry Christmas Fluffy, dinner looks delicious"
After the comic strip's debut in 1950, Peanuts had become a worldwide phenomenon by the mid-1960s. The special was commissioned and sponsored by The Coca-Cola Company, and was written over a period of several weeks, and produced on a small budget in six months. In casting the characters, the producers took an unconventional route, hiring child actors. The program's soundtrack was similarly unorthodox, featuring a jazz score by pianist Vince Guaraldi.
A screen shot of my Steam Replay for 2025. It reads: 47 games played (2 games fewer than last year) 35 new games 7 demos
The auditorium right before talks began.
A video of Rollcadium's title screen displayed on a PC screen in Playtopia's arcade
Sorry this game will be hard to play if you're blind
There have been over 1400 Godot games released on Steam in 2025. In 2020 there were roughly only 100.
A screenshot of a simple putt-putt game with some horrendous colour choices. In fact, if you are listening to this audio description I envy you because it is a terrible day to be able-sighted.
A screenshot of a store page listing. The release date reads "Released on 2026".
A short video of a group of hikers walking through a field of white flowers
A screenshot of the Bundle on Steam with all the games already owned
A screenshot of a Google search of the term "matt giclee" which turns out is a type of art print but in my defense totally sounds like a French guy's name
A photograph of a mountain at night. The mountain is invisible in the dark, save for a glowing ring of red fire and smoke.
A screenshot of the dashboard which displays 29,974 views
Windows blue screen of death
A photo of a public swimming pool and a couple of palm tries in front of a glowing orange and teal sky.
A graph of pageviews over the last month. Up until January 18, the game was averaging 15 daily views, now it is averaging 130 daily views.
A MacBook on a desk that has been plugged into an external monitor that has been turned sideways. The monitor is covered in lines of code.
A photograph of the board game Salem 1692 being unwrapped
Two yellow kayaks paddling leisurely down a river in the picturesque countryside. One of them is me.
A short video of a cursor hovering over items in an inventory. The items are: a potted cactus, a plastic fork, and a bottle of hot sauce.
A row of glowing screens and people playing indie games.
A mysterious, hooded figure sits at an ancient stone console embedded with glowing blue text on a screen. The setting appears to be a dimly lit ruin with pillars and crumbled stone structures, creating a blend of ancient and futuristic aesthetics. The figure is draped in a white robe, evoking a sense of mysticism and enigma. The scene combines elements of technology and archaeology in a surreal, otherworldly atmosphere.