Games are hard to make. But loving them? That’s the easy part.
To love an OS game is to accept that the interface is an illusion, and to love the illusion anyway. It is to appreciate the sandbox in which we spend our waking hours. We arrange our windows, we sort our files, we watch the spinning wheel turn, and we wait for the next level to load. love os games
Expect hand-drawn animations, a soundtrack you’ll want to study to, and at least one NPC who is definitely a dog in a spacesuit. Games are hard to make
It starts with the chime.
Love OS Games isn’t a big corporation. Right now, it’s three developers, one part-time composer, and a cat named “Bug” who walks across our keyboards during important commits. To love an OS game is to accept