Starveil, the sci-fi fantasy online multiplayer RPG I worked on with Sukkoy is now open source. Code is licensed under the MIT license while assets are licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. The repository can be found here.

I want to start writing here a lot more as I have thoughts™ and I want to share them. To that end, there have been some changes made on this blog, yet again.

TL:DR: I released a Pirate themed emoji pack, you can download it on GitHub.

It’s been two years since I have started a very ambitious project with my friend, Sukkoy. We have set out to make an online game, a little MMORPG, just to see if we could. That project has turned into Starveil.

For a while now, I’ve had some thoughts on the Steam Deck and what it means for Linux. After some discussions about it in various places, I thought it’s finally time to put the thoughts down on (digital) paper.

Isleward, the open-source MMORPG I am working on with @bigbadwofl, is growing and with it grow the server hardware demands. This post describes the infrastructure I’ve put in place for our indie MMORPG as of the v0.9.0 release in mid-May.

Well, sort of. Decided to refresh the look and the name of the blog a bit and make it more tech aligned, since that’s what the posts are mostly about anyway.

It’s December 2020 and the last post on this blog was in February 2019, I am clearly bad at this whole blog thing. But I made a thing and I want to tell you about it.

Isleward’s infrastructure has changed. I wrote a new post about it which you can read here.

I have an issue with the roguelike (and to an extent roguelike-like and roguelite) genre. More specifically, I have an issue with the name of the genre.

Isleward’s infrastructure has changed. I wrote a new post about it which you can read here.

Yes, I borrowed the title from Mr. Robot.
init 6 basically tells the system to reboot and that’s what this is, a reboot of my blog.