17:19 The cat has climbed into a drawer behind my chair and is sleeping on Verena’s clothing. Well, not exactly sleeping, more like meditating. She does not like being disturbed, so I can’t move. 17:20 A minute has passed, but I’m still trapped. 17:22 It’s beginning to look …
I don’t worship magical trees myself, but this song is so very beautiful, it’s always worth posting again. So is my other favourite Christmas song: Merry Magic Tree Day, humans!
Quickly! To celebrate ent-worshipping season, TSWCE is available at a highly reduced price! Behold the Magic Tree Discount!
I still get a certain amount of visitors who are here because they’re interested in or appalled by the fact that I refuse to join the geek chorus of people condemning the work of M. Night Shyamalan. But the posts they’re likely to see are out of date and weren’t …
A quick note from the organizers of Wikileaks Stories: we’ve let the domain expire, and are putting this project to rest. It was a valiant attempt, but the lack of support from the indie scene meant it didn’t stand much of a chance. Still, we don’t regret trying, and the …
Hey! Look! IndieGames.com picked The Sea Will Claim Everything as #12 in their Top 10 Indie Games of the Year! They write: It’s the biggest game in the surreal and wonderful Lands of Dream, it sports one of the best soundtracks we’ve ever encountered and unique visuals that wouldn’t feel …
Moonlight is an interactive story about life, dreams, and Stephen Fry. You can play it in your browser.
The Advent of Indies is an advent calendar which instead of chocolates or similar goodies features indie games: a free one and a commercial one per day. So this is your chance to win one of several free copies of The Sea Will Claim Everything. If you don’t have the …
Twitter is an evil thing; it makes you feel like you’ve been writing, but everything you write disappears down its near-unsearchable archives within minutes. I’ve been hard at work and I’ve got lots of things to announce in the next few days, but the blog has been entirely too quiet. …
I was drawn to this song because of the Blakean title and because I adore Natalie Merchant’s cover of Which Side Are You On. Turns out it’s quite spellbinding.
