Kumenaye

@supertedy.bsky.social

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Inherently curious and willing to learn :). • Black boy full of joy • MSc. Organizational Psychology, implementing change, DEI • HipHop Freestyle and Afro dance addict • Interested in games (plugged and unplugged, video games and board games)

A screenshot taken from the Nintendo Direct on 9th of june 2026. It shows the promotional cover art for the Kingdom Hearts Collection [1~3], to be released on the 8th of October, 2026. There are some probable indications that at least portions of this image were generated by AI, like some of the background imagery and the subjects themselves. Donald, Goofy and three versions of Sora can be seen (from the three different games). DOnald has 7 vingers for example and the details on the outfits seem a little typical of AI not exactly knowing it's generating. And the details in the background turn into vague squiggly lines, also typical of AI. There could be just some weird AI upscaling happening as well.

An excerpt from the solo RPG journalling game "HORSE GIRL". It says:

"For the full experience, I'd recommend you play the game completely naked while immersed in nature. Start with Month #1 and begin the game. For your first month, roll the die twice and pick the higher number. Do not pull from the tower."

A picture of the zine for the solo TTRPG "HORSE GIRL" by Samuel Mui. The cover art shows a red and color negative picture of a woman, posing seemingly hurt and scared (subjective). Juxtaposed over it is a frontal picture of the head of a horse, also in color negatie but blue.

A picture of the card game Nasty Ones with some of the contents out. You can see the Health and "Nasty Points" tracker which show two serpent/dragon-like creatures, bodies intertwined. One is black representing Health Points, the other is white, representing Nasty Points. The background is rainbow colored stripes.

There is also a sticker with "Nasty ones TCG" printed on it, featuring various characters from the game on a white background. You can see the box art (which is in similar fashion as the sticker, but the background is all black and it's more of a wide angle). A prominent feature on both the box and the sticker is a monster-like open mouth with sharp teeth, with the words "NASTY ONES" inside, with two eyes on top, one red and one blue. Both eyes are squiggly swirled(?) with brown eyebrows. Inside the box you can see two decks of cards, showing a card from the game on each. The layout of the card is typical for a TCG or CCG-like. Name on top, costs in the top-right flavourful picture in the middle. Stats right under it (attack and defend in this case) and an ability depicted in a box at the lower half of the card. The cards on top are depicting "Apocalyptic Cerberus" and "Depraved Teahcer" respectively, each in a goofy and quirky manner.

A screenshot from the game 'Sword of the Sea'. It's a wide shot looking down on the protagonist (Wraith), as they are hovering/surfing over a giant body of water. The shot has been framed such that the only thing you see is Wraith, the water, and the foam created from his hovering/surfing.

The cover image of the game Death Howl that can be found on Steam. It depicts the protagonist, a female scandinavian neanderthal holding a bow on the right side of the image. She seems to be distressed, as she is hugging a young, ghostly deer/scag. In the game this is revealed to be her son in spirit form. It's her quest to get him back. The game title "Death Howl" can be seen on the left of the image, with "A soulslike deck builder" as a tag line. "Play demo now" is added at the bottom.

The Steam cover image of the game Rue valley. It depicts the protagonist upside down, with the face of an alarm clock ("PM 8:47) over his face, the right side up. To the right of him is the signpost of Rue Valley. Under it is titled "Updated Demo Available".

The cover image of the game Death Howl that can be found on Steam. It depicts the protagonist, a female scandinavian neanderthal holding a bow on the right side of the image. She seems to be distressed, as she is hugging a young, ghostly deer/scag. In the game this is revealed to be her son in spirit form. It's her quest to get him back. The game title "Death Howl" can be seen on the left of the image, with "A soulslike deck builder" as a tag line. "Play demo now" is added at the bottom.

The cover image of the game MIO: Memories in Orbit. It depicts the protagonist of the game, a small robot with tendrils made of hard light, presenting as it's hair. In the background a few flying robots can be found, including a giant robotic arm most likely about to grab the protagonist. "Play the demo now" can be read at the bottom.

The Steam Page image of the game "The Royal Writ". It's shows some of the cards that can be found in the game and the protagonist king firing a musket. Drawn in an animated style

A picture of the final game state in which I beat the solo trick taking game For Northwood! I had to correctly win the exact amount of tricks required 8 times, no losses.

JANUARY 20 - Trump fires the head of the Federal Aviation Administration, the department in charge of flight safety
JANUARY 21 - Trump freezes hiring for Air Traffic Controllers
JANUARY 22 - Trump disbands the Aviation Safety Advisory Committee
JANUARY 28 - Trump sends out a buyout/retirement demand to existing employees, removing experienced safety staff
JANUARY 29 - First American mid-air collision in 16 years

A picture of my recent board game purchase hanging out of my shelf with other board games. Other games that can be seen are: Bargain Quest, Architects of the West Kingdom, Thunder Road: Vendetta and Bohnanza. Depending on your screen brightness, you might also notice Air, Land and Sea: Critters at War.

An image of my Steam Replay summary of 2024. This year I have: played 21 games, earn 108 achievements, had 485 play sessions, and played 11 new games. The top 5 most played games ordered by percentage of playtime are: Marvel Snap (45%), Dave the Diver (11%), Hades 2 (10%), Divinity: Original Sin 2 (6%) and Spiritfarer (3%).

Set up of the final mission in the "Resist!" Card game. Cards can be seen set up on a play mat with the game cards displayed. It seems that this final mission was won by just 2 points.