resolutiion. mini-boss rolav the craftsman
resolutiion. mini-boss rolav the craftsman

My friends and I made a 90โs cereal commercial for a weird little CD-ROM-style game I made.
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La encuesta de febrero de 2026 de STEAM estaba mal... ยกy LINUX supera ahora el 5%!

You can tell that Is This Seat Taken was made by a European team because its New York train level bears no resemblance whatsoever to the subway. :)
This week, @gemsmoke and I have been playing Poti Poti's wonderful little logic puzzle game.
Tied together by a sweet and engaging narrative about chasing your dreams and criss-crossing Europe at a whim.
It's your job to happily seat a disparate group of shape-people in a shared space so that each of their preferences is met.
Some want to be alone, while others wish to find someone to chit-chat with. Some want to watch something on their phone, some want to shoulder-surf their videos, while others want to be out of earshot of braying technology.
While we get to visit diners, clubs and football grounds, the heart of the game involves catching public transport of various forms.
It's available on consoles and on PC via Steam (https://store.steampowered.com/app/3035120/Is_This_Seat_Taken/), and costs less than 10โฌ at full price.

Something magical is happening.
Nobody *wants* to use Windows anymore. Folks rush out to buy Apple and nerds favour Linux, but Windows is increasingly just something forced on users by corporate IT.
Proton/Wine getting more and more mature is eating away at one of the few remaining things that kept non-corporate users in the Windows ecosystem.
Still proportionally small numbers, but I think this trend is likely irreversible now.
Linux has just surpassed 5% on the Steam Hardware Survey for the first time.
A future Wine release could use Zink to run OpenGL via Vulkan https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/04/a-future-wine-release-could-use-zink-to-run-opengl-via-vulkan/