Games BrieflyCrimson Desert devs are eating good: massive bonuses and a PM shoutout hit different in 2025
16BitNights3 months since the coming soon page debut.
Very excited to reach the Demo debut marketing beat.
Hopefully this year.
Gentleman 🎩
Party Animals dev gets bodied by its own community after AI video contest goes about as well as you'd expect
#indiedev I highly recommend you do a bundle if you have a franchise.
It won't necessarily be sustainable, but it can bring some nice passive sales.
I also recommend B2B marketing bundles with other devs.
Gentalmen 🎩
New Alien Life Form
The Space Angler fish is harmless if you don't turn on the lights and interface, but if you do ... then all hell breaks loose.
It will hunt down your astronauts without mercy.
🦺🐳
Do you think you can survive it?
#indiegame #scifi #gamedeveloper #cosmos #space #pixelart #lovecraft
PinkPrincessGames (Pinky)it's #GameDev time!! (starting a project over bc i lost all my assets with my broken external hard drive 💔)
#GameDevelop #GameDeveloping #GameDeveloper #RPGMaker #RPGMakerMV
Maikel de BakkerTrip down memory lane.
This photograph was taken in 2010, just six years after the portrait I shared earlier of Shigeru Miyamoto. And looking at it now, I can already see how much had changed.
This time, the subject was Ryota Niitsuma, former Capcom developer, producer, and one of the people behind several of the company’s fighting game titles, including parts of the Street Fighter legacy.
The difference with my earlier work is striking. Better composition. Better understanding of light. A more thoughtful moment. It was shot on a Canon EOS 350D with a fairly standard Sigma zoom lens—nothing fancy, just a simple tool and a growing eye behind it.
At the time, I was running my own media company with a staff of 27 people. Life moved fast. Deadlines, interviews, events, constant decisions. Photography was never my main role, but when my team needed me to step in, I did.
And somewhere in that chaos, I started to fall in love with the craft.
What I notice most now is not just the technical growth, but something else: even back then, I was already teaching. Showing younger photographers simple things—where to stand, how to use the light, how to frame a subject. The same small lessons I would later share with others in nature and beyond.
Funny how some paths reveal themselves only when you look back.
#RyotaNiitsuma #Capcom #StreetFighter #GamingJournalism #PhotographyJourney #Canon350D #PortraitPhotography #MediaHistory #Throwback #PhotographyGrowth #GameIndustry #LearningPhotography #CreativeGrowth #PhotoArchive #CanonEOS350D #OldPhotos #VisualStorytelling #ThenAndNow #PhotographerLife #Mentorship #TeachingPhotography #CreativeCareer #MemoryLane #GameDeveloper #BehindTheScenes #Nostalgia #ByMaikeldeBakker #MaikeldeBakkerPhotography #WonderingLens
This photograph was taken in 2010, just six years after the portrait I shared earlier of Shigeru Miyamoto. And looking at it now, I can already see how much had changed.
This time, the subject was Ryota Niitsuma, former Capcom developer, producer, and one of the people behind several of the company’s fighting game titles, including parts of the Street Fighter legacy.
The difference with my earlier work is striking. Better composition. Better understanding of light. A more thoughtful moment. It was shot on a Canon EOS 350D with a fairly standard Sigma zoom lens—nothing fancy, just a simple tool and a growing eye behind it.
At the time, I was running my own media company with a staff of 27 people. Life moved fast. Deadlines, interviews, events, constant decisions. Photography was never my main role, but when my team needed me to step in, I did.
And somewhere in that chaos, I started to fall in love with the craft.
What I notice most now is not just the technical growth, but something else: even back then, I was already teaching. Showing younger photographers simple things—where to stand, how to use the light, how to frame a subject. The same small lessons I would later share with others in nature and beyond.
Funny how some paths reveal themselves only when you look back.
#RyotaNiitsuma #Capcom #StreetFighter #GamingJournalism #PhotographyJourney #Canon350D #PortraitPhotography #MediaHistory #Throwback #PhotographyGrowth #GameIndustry #LearningPhotography #CreativeGrowth #PhotoArchive #CanonEOS350D #OldPhotos #VisualStorytelling #ThenAndNow #PhotographerLife #Mentorship #TeachingPhotography #CreativeCareer #MemoryLane #GameDeveloper #BehindTheScenes #Nostalgia #ByMaikeldeBakker #MaikeldeBakkerPhotography #WonderingLens
Random Chaotic PeaceHere is an image of the game I'm working on in LibreOffice Impress. It's a true or false. The image used for the start menu is from Photo by GR Stocks on Unsplash and and I plan to use Google Gemini for the slides. I hope everyone likes. I'm having a lot of fun making it. #AIvideogame #AIGameDev #BeginnerGameDev #IndieGameDev #LearningCoding #GameDeveloper #IndieDeveloper #GameDevJourney #GameDevBeginner #CodingForGames #LearnGameDev #GameProgramming #GameDesign #IndieGames
CBC WorldWhite House correspondents' dinner shooting suspect was a part-time teacher, game developer
The chief of the District of Columbia police department said investigators believe the suspect was a guest at the Washington Hilton hotel, where the annual dinner was taking place, but that no motive had been determined.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/white-house-correspondents-dinner-suspect-9.7177665?cmp=rss
The chief of the District of Columbia police department said investigators believe the suspect was a guest at the Washington Hilton hotel, where the annual dinner was taking place, but that no motive had been determined.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/white-house-correspondents-dinner-suspect-9.7177665?cmp=rss
ReyGameDevLast week, I made a Jetpack Joyride clone for "20 Games Challenge". It lacks some elements (vfx, more coins, robots, etc.) for now. Other than that, what do you think I should include next?
#indiedev #gamedev #solodev #godot #indiegamedev #gamedevelopment #gamedeveloper #godotengine #indiedeveloper #pixelart #sologamedev #sologamedeveloper #games