Forward looking game developer exploring the tools to make impossible worlds.
Venlo, The Netherlands
Joined August 2012
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I use AI to help me make games. I’ve been making games since 1997. My work is in the training data that created the AI. I do not care. It’s magic. It will take time for the good games to come. When they arrive it will change everything. The possibilities are limitless.
I started making games in 1997. I had yet encountered a tool that unlocks the potential of what games can become until AI. The games that will be created in the years to come will be mind blowing.
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We noticed a bunch of you were wondering about the whereabouts of Teddy. It will now be waiting for you in the starter cabin.🧸
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You don’t choose when your body quits. Even with the tower in sight, your vitals come first.
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Always dry your clothes in shelter. Wet layers chill even after the air warms.
Build a fire, place them by it, and wait it out.
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Not every day is a fight. Some days are quiet. Some are beautiful. In the end, what counts is survival.
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In our Discord, survival strategies are always up for debate. Two items keep coming up as favorites:
🥕 The wild carrot, packed with calories
🥛 The milk jug, a lifeline when in need of hydration.
go.pp.studio/GoWaybackDiscor…
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A new patch is live. Alongside key fixes and optimizations, you’ll now find different kinds of binoculars out in the world.
Read the full dev blog for details: go.pp.studio/Patch003
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Rangefinder binoculars have been added in the new patch.
Spot the Tower and measure the distance. No more guessing how far the journey ahead really is.
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With every update, we make Prologue: Go Wayback! feel more immersive.
Check out the new weather transitions in the latest patch.
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Last week’s update added Stereo-Photo Binoculars, a small distraction for long waits in bad weather.