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Bobbie @bobbie.dev · 20/06/2026

demo was incredibly charming, looking forward to the full release!

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yatoimtop @yatoimtop.com · 10/06/2026

Life on NEPTUNE Demo is out on steam now! There's a nice trailer as well too. Explore islands, collect furniture, and talk to aliens on a distant planet! #indiegames #godot #gamedev store.steampowered.com/app/4115170/...

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fragskye @fragskye.dev · 20/07/2025

My incremental factory game [graph_harvest] is out now! This was a fun solo project, I'm really happy with how it turned out. Consume a world of shapes as you build a portable node-based factory to rack up bigger and bigger numbers! ▶️ fragskye.itch.io/graph-harvest #godot #gamedev #incremental

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[graph_harvest] by fragskye

An abstract, ever-crawling node-based incremental game

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Bobbie @bobbie.dev · 30/04/2025

highly recommend, it was pretty fun/easy and I usually don't like messing with hardware

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Bobbie @bobbie.dev · 30/04/2025

If you're interested in building one, these are based on the design by @eastsideurbanism.org I'm not sure how tarrifs will affect the price, as I ordered all the parts a couple months ago, but hopefully it's still fairly affordable to build transit-tracker.eastsideurbanism.org/docs/introdu...

transit-tracker.eastsideurbanism.org

Introduction | Transit Tracker

Transit Tracker is a DIY public transit arrivals board powered by an ESP32-S3 and two LED matrix displays. It's entirely open source and can be customized to show arrivals for any route from any trans...

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Bobbie @bobbie.dev · 30/04/2025

So I made the third (broken) panel display my blood sugar in the center, something I've been wanting to make a physical display for anyways, so things worked out :) I would like to add a cute little BG chart eventually, but it seems like it'll take a bit more effort than just displaying a number

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Bobbie @bobbie.dev · 30/04/2025

I originally intended mine (the one at the top) to only be two panels wide, but I obliterated several rows of pixels while putting it together, which meant I needed to buy a new panel anyways

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Bobbie @bobbie.dev · 30/04/2025

I put together some open source transit arrival displays for me and @caeden.dev!

Two dot matrix displays showing arrival times for upcoming buses and trains

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Bobbie @bobbie.dev · 02/02/2025

It's mostly inspired by these World's tiniest desktop pets, a VERY impressive ludum dare entry you should check out: plusonerabbit.itch.io/worlds-tinie... These desktop sand posts from samperson (excited to see the full app release!): bsky.app/profile/samp...

plusonerabbit.itch.io

World's Tiniest Desktop Pets by PlusOneRabbit

An experimental & cozy desktop pet game powered by compute shaders

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Bobbie @bobbie.dev · 02/02/2025

I am going to try posting my projects here more often!! Recently, I've been experimenting with a program that randomly turns your windows into sand

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Bobbie @bobbie.dev · 02/02/2025

I should probably start posting here huh

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Rabbit @plusonerabbit.bsky.social · 16/04/2024

And we're done! Sold By Wizards - Run a dropshipping operation with goods stolen from alternate dimensions in order to pay rent! Summon a portal to various dimensions, steal- er, summon your items, and make enough money to keep your fancy wizard tower. ldjam.com/events/ludum... #ldjam #ld55

A screenshot of our Ludum Dare game, featuring the main hub - a Wizard tower - looking through a portal into the warehouse of fictional company Illuzion.

A screenshot of our Ludum Dare game featuring the Landfill map, a fenced-off area full of garbage piles and hills, with interactable objects scattered throughout.

A screenshot of our Ludum Dare game featuring the Cargo Ship map. Multiple cargo ship containers are stacked on top of each other, the nearest one opened, items scattered throughout the ship deck.

A screenshot of our Ludum Dare game featuring the Backrooms - a creepy map from recent Internet lore.

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Rabbit @plusonerabbit.bsky.social · 15/04/2024

Elsewhere in the project: The maps are really coming together! I threw some different post-processing on each environment to help them have their own feel. We now have a beautiful cargo ship map, made entirely by @bobbie.dev! Those waves in the background are animated, btw. Looking amazing!

Mounds of trash and fences assorted into a landfill map, with a few valuable items strewn throughout.

The backrooms - endless beige walls and overhead lights akin to an office, with a nonsenical layout.

A scene of a cargo ship viewed from next to the railing. The deck is covered in stacks of metal shipping containers, one open and containing a painting, and rolling water is visible in the background.

The same scene as the last, this time viewed from the air so as to give a better look at the crates and the helm of the ship.

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