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when a round ends in our game, photos of pivotal moments will be compiled into a newspaper. here are some good ones we got
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A heartfelt Fuck You to @Adobe
>I dowloaded a free trial
>Cancelled before trial was over
>Still got billed for a monthly subscription
>Cant cancel my subscription or I get hit with a $99 cancellation fee.
This is the scummiest fucking shit.
I never WANTED this subscription
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Stop Killing Games delivers 'absolutely incredible' hearing in European Parliament: 'There was no [parliament member] that wasn't responding positively' pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/…
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making crawling more gooder. you must now manually crawl with your hands
#indiegames #godotengine #standardproceduresgame
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it means when/if I have enough resources to do a Sub Rosa update I will use the new physics engine
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Road to Vostok is now available on Steam Early Access!
Launch price: 14,99€ (25% launch discount)
Regional pricing: Provided by Steam
Good luck with your survival! :)
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'Cripple their sales, tank their stock price. Stop collaborating with them as developers': New Blood CEO on fighting against DLSS 5 pcgamer.com/hardware/graphic…
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yesterday night we successfully trapped souls in their bodies. every player has a random personality based off their steam ID
#indiegames #godotengine
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ALT A close up of Peter Bergman as Davis Taffler from Pluribus, appearing on television in the White House press room.
Scientists identified ribose (used in RNA) and – for the first time in any extraterrestrial sample – glucose, a major energy source for life. These sugars join nucleobases and phosphates previously found, demonstrating the full suite of RNA building blocks were present on the ancient asteroid.
ALT This image shows a circular metal container divided into six wedge-shaped sections, each filled with varying amounts of dark, fine-grained material and small rocks. The surface is highly organized, with scientific tools and utensils placed neatly to the left and right sides. This container holds samples collected from asteroid Bennu by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission, prepared for analysis in a sterile laboratory environment.
