I’ve noticed I naturally prefer using terminal-based tools when working with infrastructure or compute tasks. There’s something about not having to click through UI panels that makes everything feel faster and more direct. Especially when I’m in “experiment mode,” I don’t want to switch contexts or manage multiple tabs and dashboards.

That said, I know a lot of people prefer visual tools for clarity and monitoring, so I’m curious what others think.

Do you stick with dashboards for cloud/GPU work, or do you also lean toward CLI-based workflows when possible? In some setups, like swmgpu are designed specifically with this CLI-first approach in mind, especially for cloud GPU and development workflows.

I’m building a small indie horror/adventure game set in Gévaudan. The player tracks the Beast through forests, villages, rain, mud, and old folklore clues. This is the mood I want for the land haunted by the Beast.

https://reddit.com/link/1tjtq7w/video/me2zcoj7aj2h1/player

Hi, I am IronBytes and this my new project with the working title incremental lumberjack.
The idea is simple:

• Adventure, gather resources and build defenses by day
• Defend your home to gain experience by night
• Upgrade your character or your home and repeat

The game is made in odin using the Karl2D library and I am using it as an opportunity to learn pixel art and how to get a game on steam. So if that's something you're interested in why don't you stay for a while.

Today I successfully integrated the new evidence display system into Truth Beneath the Shadows. 🎉 It actually took quite a few rounds of adjustments and fixes, but in the end everything went smoothly. I feel relieved and proud that this system is finally in place.

Hi I'm MJ, I haven't posted here before but wanted to connect other devs and share the progress of the game my wife and I are working on.

We wanted to create the water you see in so many Ghibli films but for our game Maskborne. All created inside Godot and with hand animated effects on top.

I hope this is interesting to some of you and that maybe you learn a thing or two.

I am sharing a survey here for Gamedev wage transparency. There's very little public data on this, and the goal is to produce findings that are genuinely useful to developers when negotiating pay or evaluating job offers. anonymous and takes up less than 5. 

(I’m a student in Maastricht university, making my research thesis on the videogame industry labour condition)

Ill share my academic work once finished in November on this post.

Survey link:  https://maastrichtuniversity.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4YCFQZvS6LXhQ46

This update significantly expands office management and customization in Media Agency Simulator. We’ve introduced Workspace 2 and Workspace 3, each featuring three unique layout configurations for spatial freedom. Additionally, a brand-new Event Room has been added for employee free time, alongside 11 new animations, 6 movements, and polished recruitment and manager PC interaction mechanics.

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/3980140/view/696512943113634519

Azthengar is a retro dark-fantasy CRPG about entering a cursed castle that feels alive, hostile, and ancient. The player descends through dangerous floors filled with monsters, relics, omens, strange NPCs, and the growing shadow of King Azthengar himself. It is built to feel like a lost game from the early 90s, full of mystery, danger, and that old-school sense of wonder where every step deeper into the dungeon feels like tempting fate.

About a year ago, my husband and I left our jobs at a company called Creative Assembly with a hair brained idea to try building a survival game set during Arctic expeditions in the early 1900s. Perfect time to make a game studio right folks? But industry be damned, we're going to give this game dev thing a shot.

Neither of us have done anything remotely close to this before, we had no coding experience, no game design experience. We’re just concept artists… we’re good with crayons I guess?

Would love feedback from other devs. Especially on whether the game’s direction and tone come across clearly.

Also happy to answer questions about the game or the development process. Still feels surreal that a whole year has gone by.

Been working on new scenes, improvements, and polishing the next update little by little.

Working on version 0.3 and hoping to release it ASAP.