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What Indie hidden gems do you recommend?

  • Ring of Pain is a great roguelike.
  • Paradise Killer - Not actually sure how to describe Paradise Killer, but it's one of my favourite games.
  • The Red Strings Club - Interesting, short and sweet
  • Stephen's Sausage Roll - If you love puzzle games and can't find any that are hard enough for you, it might be the best game ever made. Or the most infuriating.

And then a few that maybe aren't that obscure by now, but I can't not mention them

  • A Short Hike - I think possibly the greatest small indie game of all time? Certainly one of my favourites.
  • Baba Is You - (slightly) less extreme puzzle game, but it's also great.
  • Inscryption - Just a great game, can't say much about it without spoiling the experience

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I am not an expert, but my understanding is that you have to use the search function (Top right of the page)

  1. Copy the URL of the community you created
  2. Paste it into the search box
  3. Wait (It can take a little bit, it will say "No results." at first)
  4. Once it shows up, you can click in and subscribe

By default all instances don't send all activity to all other instances (that would get crazy as activity scaled up). When someone on instance A (reddthat for example) subscribes to a community on instance B (dbzer0 for example), then the instances will start sharing the activity between each other

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Finally hit infinite!

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Looks like my instance isn't getting lemmy.ml comments correctly, I have to switch to directly viewing there to see it... 🤔

Anyway, cool to see Ghost in a deck, I'm guessing that was for the shadow king?

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Redditors, how do you like Lemmy?

I like it so far. The tech seems good, it's not that hard to wrap your head around the federated aspect, but as always the life and death of a platform like this is in the community. If a decent amount of people decide to come to Lemmy, I think it will be great.

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Domain Knowledge or a lack thereof

Domain knowledge is a force multiplier. Ideally you would have both lots of domain knowledge and a strong engineering team, but lack of one can be substituted with a lot of effort.

The caveat being that if you have the engineering side, the end result of the effort will probably be a bunch of domain knowledge 😅

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