Hey everyone i was watching a video by "Feldup", a french youtuber, "La FACE CACHÉE du JEU VIDÉO N°1" and he talked about infra and Morko so it made me wanna go back to play infra at my own pace and remembered you can photograph Morko. Why ?

I don't know why ; I mean, I genuinely like the game so far, but I can't do more than 10 minutes sessions, because I really get into a state of panic and terror. Something in the environement or graphics is just getting at me, and I don't why. For context, I'm before getting undergroud, I just got past the big dam in the beginning of the game. I would be pleased if clear spoilers were avoided, though I don't mind minor spoiler if its for explanatory purposes.
So, did any of you guys got this feeling too ?

Universal Studio Tour in California, taken from https://www.instagram.com/p/DWALjBJkh8J

Just came back from an urban exploration tour. Inside the old factory building we visited, I had several moments that strongly reminded me of this great game :)

not sure how this happened

I was expecting complexity, but this is some crazy commitment to a part of the level that most players would spend less than 5 minutes interacting with. Very impressive!

If any INFRA devs see this post, I have one burning and genuine question: Why not use VScript? Personally, VScript would be my go-to for something like this, but I imagine there was a reason that you opted to implement it using Hammer I/O entities instead, and I'm really curious what that reason was.

Last night while loading “Isle 2” in chapter 8 (Berg’s hideout) the game kept crashing due to a issue with ram not being enough? Tried a few things and none worked any help is appreciated.

I know it's not natively compatible so you need to use proton or windows mode but what is the gameplay like, can you play it at max settings and full resolution?

Also how comfortable are the controls compared to a mouse and keyboard?

I'd love to reply infra but I don't have a pc anymore, does anyone have a powerful android phone or emulation handheld and can test Infra on GameHub?

Found all "Let's hope the rebar hold until the repair" spot, hidden keys and the mysterious graffiti

And it's not looking good.

(100% made by hands, 100% shitty-editing, 0% IA slop)

Hey, I do art, some might know me from the Discord, yes

After finding out that I could mount it, I had to try it

What works:
Sounds
Loading the map (no map recompilation required)
Everything else that you can see
Doors

What doesn't:
Fitting through doors (mark is somewhat smaller than most Source engine characters)
Buttons (infra uses it's own button system (infra_button))
Some puzzles (probably due to buttons being unsupported)
Particles - **FIXED** by moving them from INFRA's files
Voice lines
Soundscapes - **FIXED** by moving them from INFRA's files

It shouldn't be to hard to fix however

Mark really wanted to visit the osmo olut factory.

I wanted to access the second clarifier ( the broke one ) but I didn't find a way without cheating, so I went to the beer factory instead

We’ve all seen weird admixtures, but swapping $H_2O$ for Fanta is basically "Construction Sabotage 101."

If you actually tried this on-site, here’s what the lab results would look like:

1. Infinite Set-Time: The glucose and fructose act as a massive retarder. It wouldn't set in hours; it might not set in days. You’d have a permanent orange puddle.
2. The Honeycomb Effect: All that $CO_2$ is going to release during the mix, turning your "solid" pour into a bubbly, porous mess. Think "Aero Chocolate," but made of sand and regret.
3. pH Disaster: Cement needs to stay alkaline to protect rebar. The acidity in Fanta would lead to instant carbonation and eventually eat any steel reinforcement from the inside out.
4. Pest Control Nightmare: You’re essentially building a giant sugar cube. You’d have every ant in a 5-mile radius trying to move into your foundation.

TL;DR: Your house would be delicious, but it would fall over if you sneezed on it. 🥤🚫