#might and delight

[amiracleilluminated]

[blenselche]

just a little doodle because I miss playing Meadow (I miss my badgerrrr)

just. stares at screenshots longingly.

I heard they added hyenas?? dope. Might have to upgrade from win 7 just to play as a yeen.

[john-of-liechtenstein]

i'll go anywhere with you

[verbrannt74]

The Circle

Can't believe I didn't upload it. An ancient fanart for the game named "Meadow". I spent many hours in this origami-like world, running with my mate.

I was absolutely happy about the fact that the game had no ways to contact with other players besides animal-like behavior and emotions' stickers. The game in general was very kind and simple.

[linuxgamenews]

Twinkleby: Create Your Floating Island Adventure in the Demo

Twinkleby demo is here to let you sample the cozy decoration game on Linux and Steam Deck via Windows PC. Thanks to the creative magic of the team at Might and Delight, who bring their charm and personality. Which you can now try on Steam. Imagine waking up on your very own floating island. The sun's just rising, the clouds are drifting lazily by, and the only thing on your to-do list? Make this dreamy little sky-world completely your own. Sounds good, right? That’s exactly the vibe you get in Twinkleby, the new game demo from Might & Delight. Who is also the same studio that brought us the atmospheric Shelter series. And guess what? There’s a free Twinkleby Decoration Demo live on Steam right now! But heads up — it’s only available until May 20h, so don’t sleep on it. In this charming demo, you’re handed the keys to your very first floating island. You’re not surviving or grinding — you’re building. Dreaming. Decorating. It’s like Animal Crossing if it ditched the debt and let you float among the stars. From the moment you step foot (or hover?) on your island, you can start laying down furniture, arranging adorable homes, and setting the scene for your perfect cozy escape. Want a sun-soaked summer vibe? Go for it. Prefer something a little more mysterious, like a midnight-blue dreamscape lit by distant stars? That’s on the table too. The Twinkleby demo hands you the brush — you paint the mood. And the best part? You’re not alone. As you play, two ridiculously cute residents might just wander into your world and move into the dollhouses you furnish. It’s like they’ve been waiting for you to build them a home. Feels good, right?

Welcome to your island! Twinkleby Demo Gameplay Trailer

But don’t let the chill vibes fool you — there’s depth here. In the full game title (coming 2025 for PC, Mac, Linux, and Steam Deck), you’ll unlock an entire star chart of islands. Each one has its own flavor, its own potential for discovery. Build whimsical neighborhoods, collect long-lost space antiques, and meet a wild cast of quirky characters... some of whom you might want to evict. (Yeah, they’re that weird.) Twinkleby demo isn’t about winning or losing. It’s about feeling. The full version is about taking a break from the chaos and building a beautiful little corner of the universe that’s totally yours. It’s escapism in its purest form, and it speaks directly to the part of us that just wants to chill out, customize stuff, and watch the world come to life at our pace. Oh — and yes, Linux gamers, you’re fully included. Might & Delight is making sure Twinkleby supports Linux, Mac, and Windows PC right out of the gate, but the demo is playable via Proton. Plus, it’s Steam Deck compatible. Cozy vibes on the go? So fire up Steam, grab the demo, and let Twinkleby whisk you away to a world where the sky isn’t the limit — it’s just the beginning.

[spiritsaraginghomo]

Most real RPG game ever

[deputiized]

fanart for this game called "meadow" on steam which i found for 6 dollars while looking for animal survival games.. best purchase ever

[starlitmoss]

My close companion in game and irl childhood friend.

Adventures are always better with friends. And I have found the best games for it tend to be the most beautiful. One of them even lets you hold hands. Left: Sky: Children of the Light by That Game Company Right: Book of Travels by Might & Delight

[ginevracosmos]

Bunch of book of Travels character art I never ended up posting here

[monellian]

Dude there used to be this game called Meadow I used to play all the fricking time like 3 years ago and it was basically a game where you were these animals and you ran around the world searching for these rune things AND IT WAS SO FUN but barely anyone plays it anymore and it's a game where you need AT LEAST one other person and it makes me sad-

[amiracleilluminated]

Travellers' Meadow

[theblacksheepcz]

I JUST FINISHED PLAYING SHELTER 3 AND THE ENDING IS SO SAD??? LIKE DAMN. IT MAY NOT BE THE BEST OF THE SERIES BUT I THINK ITS WORTH IT.

[john-of-liechtenstein]

and so, the shiver of the night has appeared ⭐🌙

[junkie-jackdaw]

[linuxgamenews]

Book of Travels Update Improves the Game Experience

Book of Travels patch for the serene TMORPG game on Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the talented team at Might & Delight for keeping the magic alive. Which you can find still going strong on Steam Early Access. Ready your pack, grab your walking stick, and step into the enchanted world of Book of Travels. Might & Delight just released a new patch based on player feedback, focusing on bug fixes and quality of life tweaks. If you've been struggling with Book of Travels inventory space or running into weird trade glitches, this patch is for you.

A TMORPG Like No Other

For those who haven't set foot in Book of Travels yet, this isn't your typical MMORPG on Linux. It's a Tiny Multiplayer Online RPG where the world is vast, serene, and open-ended. No grinding quests, no flashing waypoints—just you, the road, and the occasional traveler you might meet along the way. It’s all about exploration, discovery, and the stories you create. But, like any early-access game, there have been some bumps along the way. This new Book of Travels patch smooths out a lot of those issues, especially when it comes to inventory management and trading.

Book of Travels Gameplay Trailer pre patch

What’s New in This Patch?

If you’ve been frustrated with how much space reagents and Knots of Thankful Wishes took up, good news! They now occupy less space, freeing up your inventory for more important things.

Here’s a breakdown of some of the biggest fixes in the Book of Travels patch:

Fishing rods are back in stock – Traders were refusing to sell them, but that now has a fix.

No more disappearing items – Items would sometimes vanish when swapping between inventory, pockets, and equipment. That nightmare is over.

Knots won’t trap you anymore – Players were getting stuck after using certain knots. Not anymore!

Trades now update properly – Moving items between inventory and pockets won’t mess up your trade anymore.

NPCs will mind their own business – Some NPCs were checking your Trainmaster's stash when deciding trades. That weirdness has a fix in this Book of Travels patch.

Fishing rod descriptions are back – Now you’ll know exactly what you’re trading for.

No more blurry combat screens – Your fights will be sharp and clear, as they should be.

The Future of Gameplay

Might & Delight is committed to keeping Book of Travels running, with more patches coming to refine gameplay. However, don’t expect a ton of new content—updates will focus on community feedback and balancing, rather than major expansions. For now, the servers are here to stay, and the game continues to evolve. If you love slow-paced, atmospheric adventures where every player meeting feels meaningful, this is your chance to jump in. So, whether you're a solo wanderer or hoping to cross paths with fellow travelers, this Book of Travels patch makes your TMORPG journey smoother. Which you can find on Steam Early Access with a price of $29.99 USD / £24.99 / 29,99€. While offering support for Linux, Mac, and Windows PC.

[graytrailcam]

Shelter 1 Playthrough

Re-Downloaded my copy of the original Shelter Game upon realizing the series is now ten years old! I deeply adore these games, they have excellent art direction and music score, and are nice and short.

Mama Badger starts out with five cubs it looks like, I really enjoyed the opening credits as you walk through and out of your burrow, very cinematic.

Lots of digging for roots and such to feed the kiddos, much prefer hunting the voles than the frogs though personally. I do really enjoy that they let you kill foxes for a big meal that feeds all your kids. Don't fuck with Mama Badger I guess.

Didn't get any screenshots because I was STRESSED but I love the threat of the Eagle. The soundtrack is catchy but anxiety inducing, and the patches of grass are JUST far enough apart to be a bit of a panic each time, I was never sure.

The Nighttime level was the one I got the most turned around in. The earliest chunk of the map had me running in circles before I realized where I was actually going, but I loved the way the cubs would huddle to you in a tight circle and flee whenever there was a crack or rustle in the bushes. I think the color palette for this one was also my favorite.

The Rapids level was fun, it was nice to have a threat that wasn't the Eagle or Starvation.

I ended up losing one of my cubs along the way up the river. I didn't notice until it was far too late, I can't tell if he got swept away or simply left behind.

Regardless, the next level was absolutely my favorite. I loved the Forest Fire level.

The growing fire across the brush you use to hide in from the Eagle was especially nerve wracking due to most of this level being how you have to Avoid the Bird.

I made a couple mad decisions, and my second cub ended up getting grabbed before we could make it to safety unfortunately.

And I entered the final level with just three kids left.

The atmosphere for this one was very uncomfortable from the get go. There wasn't any gimmicks immediately present like the others, just mostly available food and then an open field.

Most of this level was dodging the Eagle again, though unlike the others, it wouldn't leave once it grabbed a cub. After losing my third one, and still hearing it flying above hunting us was a good indicator that this would be the final time I encountered this bird.

Making it across the field took a minute or so. But I kept the remaining two cubs safe until we reached a point where the Eagle was consistently swooping down and aiming for Mama Badger instead of the smaller cubs.

At the end of it all, Mama Badger gets grabbed and carried off by the Eagle, leaving her two remaining offspring to continue on their own.

The final shots pan over your cubs as they continue onward without you, I imagine if I had done a better job and had more of them survive this would have been a more satisfying shot lol

But I did really enjoy the very last bit before the credits where it shows the Eagle carrying your body towards her own nest, keeping with the theme of the game.

Highly recommend the Shelter Series if you have the ability to pick it up. They are nice little snapshots of Xenofiction that are harder to come by than others.