I am personally a fan of Revolution's hint system design. It's entirely under the player's control, and actually gives hints first, rather than the immediate answer. Broadly it's like this:

- Restate the goal and the current question
- Hint 1: Vague broad hint
- Hint 2: More specific hint
- Hint 3: Solution

If the player navigates to the hint menu, they only see the question, and a button to clock to reveal the first hint. Once that's revealed there is a button to reveal the next, and so on.

Game Developer interviewed me about Bossgame <3

https://www.gamedeveloper.com/design/bossgame-the-final-boss-is-my-heart

i used to read game developer magazine like a decade ago so this is WILD to me tbh...

Joel asked me some great questions about the creation of Bossgame, please check it out <3

#bossgame #indiedev #gamedev

the amazing @rpginabox is FREE on epic store today! it is a really cool game making program! #gamedev

https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/rpg-in-a-box

✨ANNOUNCING: UnTechCon ✨ — a one-day unconference about creating community digital autonomy, challenging big tech, and creating a future worth living in. It's on 10th December on the GFSC discord.

An unconference is a conference where there's no preset agenda or speaker list, under a loose overall theme. All attendees are encouraged to give talks, lead discussions, run workshops, etc. Or just come and listen if you'd prefer!

Full info here: https://gfsc.studio/2022/11/14/announcing-untechcon.html