Yes it’s true, we are working on it!

A 14-year-old asked me during a school talk about my work: “Sorry, can I ask, do you have a wife and kids? And they’re okay with this?” #gamedev 🙃

This is my train commute office. One day, I'd love to develop a game entirely on train rides. 🕹️🤖2️⃣🚂

It was "Project B". @JakubAmanita quickly drew this icon, and we stared at it for several years.

Now that the project is no longer secret, I could finally spend a few hours renaming the projects, repository and all associated files from our code name to Machinarium 2. I actually enjoyed what would normally be boring work.

After 17 years, we wondered if anyone would still care. You do, and we didn’t expect such a warm response. It confirms we’re on the right track. Thank you all, we’ll do our best not to disappoint you!

Exactly 7 years ago we released Pilgrims. And tomorrow, we will show what’s next!

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Playtests are the key, you all know it. Each of our playtests currently adds 30 tasks. Mostly not because the game is broken, but because we know we can do better and more polished. We've been working on this game for a while now, so we want to make sure it's a blast to play.

Přijďte si udělat vlastní názor na aktuální studentskou tvorbu 👇

Personal observation: students applying for game dev programs barely mention Unity anymore. It's Godot or Unreal. Five years ago it was the opposite.

Love this review of Phonopolis!