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ScreenshotSaturday Mastodon Musings (May 3, 2025)

Please enjoy a selection of hand-picked #screenshotsaturday posts from Mastodon with a brief comment from yours truly.

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MAGS May answers the call for a “Phone”

This month's iteration of the MAGS game jam is all about, well, a "Phone".

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Crips for eSims for Gaza Bundle is live

Given the current state of affairs, another relief bundle is absolutely welcome, and this one directly supports disability justice collective, Crips for eSims for Gaza.

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ScreenshotSaturday Mastodon Musings (April 26, 2025)

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Fighting Fantasy Classics adds Eye of the Dragon

How much would YOU pay to get your hands on the Golden Dragon, quite possibly the most valuable treasure in Allansia? Wait, wrong question. What I meant to ask is, how much would YOU go through in order to get your hands on the Golden Dragon, hidden beneath Darkwood Forest? Welcome to Eye of the Dragon.

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ScreenshotSaturday Mastodon Musings (April 19, 2025)

Please enjoy a selection of hand-picked #screenshotsaturday posts from Mastodon with a brief comment from yours truly.

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ScreenshotSaturday Mastodon Musings (April 12, 2025)

Please enjoy a selection of hand-picked #screenshotsaturday posts from Mastodon with a brief comment from yours truly.

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The 2025 Spring Thing Festival of Interactive Fiction nominees await

A cold wind is blowing and the temperature is barely creeping past single digits, and yet, spring is here—in a sense. By which I mean this year's Spring Thing Festival of Interactive Fiction. But what's it all about? Oh, so many interactive tales of textual entertainment!

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Fleeting Summer's End review

A lot can happen in a short amount of time, your entire life potentially changing in the blink of an eye. Like, say, the Fleeting Summer's End chance encounter that brought Ainyang and Kangsui together. One born and raised in a metropolis, while the other had never left her home village, barely familiar with the outside world. They couldn't possibly be more different, but even though school is out for summer, there are still lessons to learn…

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ScreenshotSaturday Mastodon Musings (April 5, 2025)

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Psyche Game Jam 2025 is underway

Mental Health Awareness Month and Psyche Game Jam 2025 are such a good fit, it's no wonder this game jam kicked off at the beginning April to "promote the production of narrative-based games with mental health themes, topics, and/or experiences."

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Spring Thing 2025 entries now available to play

Entries from the annual interactive fiction competition, Spring Thing, are now playable.

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"Frame" something (or someone) for MAGS April

While it is something most would plop a picture into, there are many other ways to interpret this month's theme. So... what are you waiting for?

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ScreenshotSaturday Mastodon Musings (March 29, 2025)

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At a glance: SUGOI Showcase 2025

There are plenty of good and bad indie games, but "terribly amazing indie games that defy expectations"—now that's a mouthful! It's also how SUGOI Showcase 2025 describes its contents, so how about a glance?

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Queer Horror Game Jam 2025 is about to begin

The spookiest month is still a ways off, but Queer Horror Game Jam is coming right up, and as such, now is (also) the time to celebrate queer horror!

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IGF 2025 winners at a glance

GDC! IGF! Excitement! Hype! Oh, right. A bit late for that. How about a glance at this year's Independent Game Festival winners then?

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