My cozy game lets you draw your own fish and watch them come to life. I spent years working on films so you know I had to give it a cinematic trailer. 🌊✨ You can play the Drawquarium Demo for free on Steam right now - it even has a desktop wallpaper mode! :)

Only 48 HOURS LEFT until the Solarpunk release... Wishlist Solarpunk here on Steam: 👇 store.steampowered.com/app/1…

Will Solarpunk live up to the expectations? Honestly, I don't know ... and that scares me. Thread 🧵 1/X

Just a few days left until the RELEASE of Solarpunk! 🥳 @TheClym, one of the two developers, tells us a bit about the game and why it turned out the way it did. 🌎 Solarpunk is coming JUNE 8 to PC & consoles! ✨ Like & RT = Support indie devs 🙏❤️

The new trailer for ‘LANTERNS’ has been released. Releasing August 16 on HBO.

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Red Bull Faster returns!! Everything has leveled up from last year. Can't wait for you guys to see what awaits👀

Kanns kaum erwarten mein @DisneyPlus zu kündigen. Wollte grad Tron 3 anschauen, ich hatte Anfang 2000 mehr Pixel und klarere Bildqualität. Jedes Handyvideo der letzten 15 Jahre ist schärfer. "Bis zu 1080p". Insgesamt scheinbar. Unfassbar.

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You've waited 1,5 years for a new trailer. Now, we're so close to releasing! Who are you grabbing to come with you on this journey? ☀️🍃

We released the last Solarpunk trailer 1.5 years ago. Would you like to see a new one?

Zelda: Ocarina Of Time if it was a Modern Game 🗣️🎙️

Mark Kelly is basically saying the quiet part out loud: the big rupture is not that Europe suddenly changed its values, or that democracies woke up and decided alliances are boring. The rupture is that the United States, under Donald Trump, started vandalising the very system that overwhelmingly benefited America for decades. And that matters, because people keep framing this like “the world is different now.” Sure, Russia is still doing what it has always done when it thinks it can get away with it: attacking neighbours, lying about it, and daring the West to blink. That is not some new era. That is the same ugly playbook with different dates. What is genuinely new is Washington choosing unpredictability as a brand, and treating allies like optional subscriptions. That is why Kelly’s “take generations” line hits. Trust is slow to build and ridiculously fast to destroy, especially when the destruction is deliberate and public. So yes, the core point stands: Trump is the variable. The rest of the democratic world is largely trying to keep the old logic alive, rules, alliances, deterrence, support for Ukraine, while also scrambling to build a backup plan because the US is acting like a flaky partner. That is exactly the vibe coming out of Munich Security Conference right now: Europe talking more openly about self reliance because it no longer knows what America will do next. If you want the blunt version: Russia is a brutal, corrupt aggressor. But Trump is the one handing them the strategic gift, by turning allied unity into a question mark. That is why this feels like the end of an era. Not because the world suddenly stopped believing in alliances, but because the country that built the alliance system is now flirting with burning it down. Stay connected, Follow Gandalv @Microinteracti1

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HighGuard honest review after ~12h of play ⬇️ 🟢 After understanding the game flow, maps, and buildings, the game is… incredibly fun. 🟢 Gunplay was meh at the start, but becomes excellent once mastered. Not Apex, but same feeling. 🟢 If matched against a team that knows how to play, it’s almost constant action. 🟢 Innovative, super fresh, and super competitive. 🟢 3v3 felt like a mistake at first, but once real matches start, it’s the right number. 🟡 Not a fan of bases taking damage when you fail an attack, but I get why: avoiding 1h games (balanced match ~45 min atm). 🟡 Some guns are meh and not enjoyable, others are super cool. 🟡 Shotguns are overpowered (one-shot in elite quality). 🔴 Performance is meh, with some questionable technical choices (Nanite tessellation?). 🔴 DLSS without DLAA is a mistake. DLSS is good tech, but without DLAA-quality it hurts sharpness. 🔴 Gun crosshairs are blurry (DLSS/TSR) 🔴 Mining mini-game isn’t very enjoyable, would be better without the QTE imo. 🟢 The comeback potential of the game mode is excellent. 🔴 Visibility is bad with heavy VFX, sometimes it’s hard to understand what’s going on. 🟡 Sound is weird: you hear far away very well (cool), but your own character making almost no sound in FPP makes it hard to judge your footprint. 🟡 More guns, loot variety, and tools would be awesome. 🟡 Character abilities can be cool but lack depth imo. 🔴 Character design is atrocious. 🟢 Level art is excellent. 🟢 Each map having a unique fortress design is a huge win. 🟢 Level design is well handled. 🔴 Massive lack of QoL features and customization options. 🔴 Performance is still meh for a competitive shooter. Note : The game clearly suffers from hate because some people decided *before release* that it would be bad. Without that bias, I’m convinced the Steam score would be much higher. I’m honestly angry at influencers who start the game, play one match, and put zero effort into giving it a fair chance. Your job is not to surf trends, but to actually test the game so people can trust your judgment. Objectively, and yes I’m targeting content creators: you’ve done an insanely bad job reviewing this game. Yes, it’s not perfect (like most releases). But it’s VERY far from the disaster some reviews describe. You have the right to not like a game. You do NOT have the right to publish a “full review” without actually reviewing it. That’s unfair. That’s sad. And that’s concerning for the future of gaming. Shame.

“STRANGER THINGS” has reached its finale. For me, it was actually a very special drama series. It began in 2016, during my difficult time right after I went independent, a period filled with anxiety and loneliness. It was also when I first started watching streaming services as a new kind of medium. Over the past ten years, I’ve spent time with Eleven, the others, and the people of Hawkins (including the monsters from the Upside Down), receiving courage from them and being pushed forward again and again. As I watched them grow through the story, I was also growing in the “real world,” the story’s own kind of Upside Down—struggling, tracing connections, and finding my way forward in much the same way. It’s sad to think that I won’t be seeing them anymore. But there’s always a way to return to this “town.” This isn’t a story about saying goodbye. As symbolized by D&D (the table-talk RPG) at both the beginning and the end, the “story” already lives within us. By recalling that world and those characters, and “table-talking” it in our minds, we can create new stories at any time. Among the many stories born inside us, they will continue to live on forever. There, they’ll meet again and keep adventuring. As long as we don’t forget, it’s always “here.” Thank you, “STRANGER THINGS” 🙏🫶👍😍

Wishing everyone a very happy new year! ❤️ Thank you for all the wonderful memories in 2025! Art inspo : @/ShibeDraws

Yesterday we announced the Alveus Research & Recovery Institute (ARRI). Today we have reached over 50% of our capital campaign fundraising goal of $1M.😭🐺 Thank you for believing in me since the beginning. Thank you for watching and listening and learning. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to save species. Thank you thank you thank you.

As long as it doesn’t touch 😂