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Pony Island 2 Panda Circus: gallop out of hell in this phantasmagorical follow-up to 2016’s indie hit

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By Ignas Vieversys
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
Glitchy aesthetics. Literally collapsing menu boxes. The game taunting you by "possessing" your Steam friends. Technical tricks of this nature may sound gimmicky in 2026, but they felt excitingly unorthodox a decade ago, when Pony Island came out to critical acclaim. Fans of Daniel Mullins, the celebrated indie developer of Inscryption, will be forgiven for forgetting that Pony Island 2: Panda Circus is in active development.
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Thin Liminal Lines

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By Ignas Vieversys
| Stop Caring
There are very few online artefacts that allow me to carry on with the belief that video games are the ultimate art form. One that combines my favorite elements from different mediums: film, literature, puzzles, music, and the Internet. Petscop is one of them, even if it doesn’t exist, not really. To say that Petscop is a video game in the traditional sense would be a stretch.
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"Usually, we're not on the map." How a new initiative is platforming Palestinian developers

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By Ignas Vieversys
| Flipboard
Sweeping layoffs announced Friday by the Trump administration landed another body blow to the U.S. Department of Education, this time gutting the office responsible for overseeing special education, according to multiple sources within the department. The reduction-in-force, or RIF, affects the …
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