oofinsprouts @ oofinsprouts @beehaw.org

I'm an aspiring indie game developer. Be sure to check out my new game [Cir

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If you like silly story-driven cozy farming rpgs, you might like my game "Cirrus Business" :) https://store.steampowered.com/app/2381040/Cirrus_Business/

Thank you so much! I've been told it's closer to a "cookie clicker" style game rather than a StarDew Valley farming sim - so maybe you'll like it! :-)

Animal Crossing with a super deep friendship system, where you play intricate minigames (like a full tennis sim) and go on adventures together.

F-Zero GX in HD with wide screen support would be amazing. It might even happen since F-Zero 99 seems to be pretty popular.

Google Keep (since it convenient) and Github's built in kanban board (which is super nice for coding projects)

Great looking crust! Is that a pizza stone?

Nonograms were you also have to take color into account (like Pic-a-Pix Deluxe) makes a great game even better imho.

There was an "Ultimate Rivals" sports series on Apple Arcade, which I thought was kinda popular. They were also going to port a few games to Steam last year too - I wonder what happened to that.

IIRC, I played as Mario in the third NBA street. It was an odd fit, but still kinda fun. And, if you ever get a chance at NHL Hitz, it's easily my favorite sports game.

Yeah, it's pretty hard to beat silicon. But, thanks so much for the well wishes! (I'm currently trying my hand as an Indie Game Dev, so we'll see how that goes ha)

My thesis covered optoelectronic measurements of nanomaterials for novel photovoltaics. Even as a kid, I wanted some sort of career researching alternative energy, but those jobs sadly don't exist.

I've coded with comic neue https://comicneue.com/ over the last few years. I would definitely recommend it.

I'm a Data Scientist (physics PhD) for a large enterprise company. I've been in this field for the last decade and I'm kinda bored with it. I'm not exactly sure what to do next though....

I mainly play abstracts nowadays for their quick setup/cleanup time - Yinsh, Hive, Blokus Duo are some of my favorites.

When I was in school, my go-to Tetris was on the TI-83. Nowadays, it has to be Tetris Effect.

I love Final Fantasy VII, but I'm waiting until the entire remake is completed to dive in. (not sure I can play this game piecemeal) Anyone else in the same boat?

Trying things at random with a healthy amount of 'git reset' is my go-to learning strategy. And, thanks for link! (just joined)

Thanks so much!!

I'm so happy to hear that, it's exactly what I'm going for :D

What software are you using for the animation?