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Hello, dear internetz! I would like to take the highly original approach of apologising for my lack of updates, or would if if wasn't something as natural to me as breathing. But at least this time, there are reasons other than the lack of work generated updates. So I'm still busy with Bionite stuff and unfortunately I can't show that here yet. If you want to take a look at what's still being done (and trust me, we're still hard at work) then hop on to IndieDB for a quick look. Not all work is featured there at the moment because we don't want to give everything on a platter just yet. A final alpha will be released soon containing some of

Dear readers, followers and fellow deviants, After a long September, when we had to pull back the promised IGG campaign to add more content that was pending and rough out a few edges, we're confident with what we have so we want to show it off. And what better way to show off an indie game than on IndieGoGo? It's even in the name. One more supersticious might even think it's a sign, along with how our logo resembles the Steam Greenlightone. So yes, we're on IGG and you're quite welcome to drop by and check all the new stuff we've been working on these past few months. We have some brand new footage of the Emze Mine complex on Venus caught

Steam Greenlight launched today and there's already a ton of games there, some doing quite well and gathering views and votes at an astonishing rate. Kudos to Steam, by the way, for setting up this system! They show once again they love us gamers (summer sale, I'm looking at you!). The idea behind Greenlight is so simple that I'm surprised it hasn't been done ages ago: let your target audience decide what they want or, in more words, allow the community to vote on which upcoming games they would like to see on Steam. To quote them: "Developers post information, screenshots, and videos for their game and seek a critical mass of community sup