Moonbeam is still very much in their early phases of becoming a live streaming platform. Recently opening to the general public in a public beta while a few features are still locked to backers. These are just my thoughts on the current iteration of Moonbeam that I currently have access
Platform Policy Alert: Twitch suspended creator "Nutty" for vague simulcasting violations, sparking debate about multi-platform streaming rights. Meanwhile, CapCut's new terms grant extensive content rights to the platform without creator compensation.
Dark Side Detective is a charming point-and-click adventure with stellar writing, memorable characters, and supernatural mysteries. Detective McQueen and the hilariously incompetent Officer Dooley investigate paranormal cases through clever puzzles and pop culture humor. 7/10 Waffles!
With Kick offering 95/5 revenue splits versus Twitch's 50/50, streamers face a tough choice: chase better money or stick with established audiences? Smart creators are ditching loyalty for strategy, weighing audience migration against financial opportunity.
Algorithm changes are inevitable, but your success doesn't have to be uncertain. Learn how to stay ahead of platform updates, adapt quickly to policy shifts, and build a creator strategy that thrives regardless of what changes come next.
This week was absolute gaming chaos! Nintendo Switch 2 launched at $500 with packaging drama, Twitch's affiliate system crashed from updates, and StreamElements hit more layoffs. Plus GOG's new one-click mods and PeerTube 7.2 improvements. Catch up on all the madness!
Social media feels like musical chairs these days. Just when you get comfortable on one platform, the music changes and you're scrambling to find your new digital home. Users are migrating based on privacy, authenticity, and genuine connection over performative posting.
Just when Summer Game Fest wrapped up its blockbuster showcase, Day of the Devs reminded us why indie games are gaming's true heart. This curated presentation proved that the most unforgettable experiences often come in smaller packages, celebrating fearless creativity and passionate developers.
Content creation feels like a never-ending marathon. The pressure to constantly produce fresh content can drain even passionate creators. The secret isn't working harder, it's working smarter with systems that protect your energy and creativity.
From Switch's massive indie library to Steam Deck's PC power, mobile convenience to retro charm, each platform excels with different game types. Consider your priorities: library size, performance, battery life, or portability for the perfect match.
Discover indie gaming's hidden treasures! From pixel art platformers to innovative puzzlers, these overlooked gems deserve recognition. Share your favorite indie discovery—what made it special? How did you find it? Help us build the ultimate treasure map!
Cultist Simulator throws you into cosmic horror card management without tutorials, creating initial confusion that either drives players away or pulls them into its fascinating occult embrace. 7/10 - rewarding for patient puzzle-lovers.
General Gaming
We've all got that one game gathering digital dust—bought with the best intentions, haunting our backlog for years. Mine? The Witcher 3, silently judging me since 2017. Sometimes the weight of expectations is heavier than any RPG inventory.
Tools and Technologies
Algorithms promised reach but delivered dependency. While most creators chase viral moments, smart ones are building something more valuable: direct relationships. Email lists and RSS feeds aren't 'old school'—they're freedom.
Community Platforms
While trending content grabs attention, evergreen content builds wealth. Master the 80/20 rule: 80% timeless value + 20% trend surfing. Your "boring" how-to guide will still drive traffic years later, while yesterday's viral post fades into obscurity.
Platforms and Services
Strict schedules vs. creating when inspiration strikes—which builds better audiences? The answer isn't what you think. Most successful creators use a hybrid approach that honors both consistency and creativity. Discover how to find your perfect balance.
First 2 Hours
Cryofall tested every ounce of patience I had - a survival crafting game that's molasses-slow with obtuse tutorials and mysteriously hidden seeds. Great potential buried under frustrating pacing. 6/10 waffles for patient players only.
Tools and Technologies
The audio revolution is here: $50 microphones now outperform studio gear that cost 20x more just a decade ago. Professional sound is no longer a luxury—it's table stakes. The barrier to broadcast-quality audio has been obliterated. Can you afford NOT to upgrade?
Newsletter
In a world of AI-generated everything, authenticity becomes the ultimate differentiator. This week we explore platform consolidation, the human cost of artificial content, and building genuine creator communities that prioritize real connections over algorithmic reach.
General Gaming
Game tutorials have evolved from thick instruction manuals to invisible masterpieces. The best don't feel like tutorials at all—they create situations where players naturally discover abilities through play, building confidence and mastery without interruption.
General Gaming
For every Zelda symphony that sells out concert halls, dozens of equally magnificent game soundtracks remain hidden gems. These unsung masterpieces didn't fail due to lack of quality—they simply belonged to games that never achieved mainstream success.
Indie Gaming
Steam sales flood our wishlists with discounted indie games, but this creates a vicious cycle. When we always wait for 75% off, we're telling developers their months of work is worth just a few dollars. Here's how to find fair value and support the games we actually want to see made.
Resources
Consumers juggle 12-15 subscriptions spending $200+ monthly. How do creators build sustainable income without adding to subscription fatigue? The answer isn't lowering prices—it's designing value that feels essential, not expendable, in your audience's crowded subscription portfolio.
General Gaming
After years of online-only gaming, couch co-op is back! From indie gems to AAA hits, developers are rediscovering the magic of shared-screen play. Why? Because nothing beats the authentic connection of gaming together in the same room.
