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Digging in Broodgarden pays now. Every chamber finished or tunnel broken through rolls a find, and the deeper the ground, the more often it pays. Go deep enough and a cut can also flood the chamber, or open into a burrow that's still occupied.

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Broodgarden's rivals were numbers until this week. Now each one is a real colony on the same rules as yours: its ants scout, find food, carry it home a load at a time, and strip the patches you were walking to. A far patch feeds them less, and nobody had to write that rule.

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Bunker 407: stand still too long in the thicket or the mire and things start crawling on you. Different places, different pests — you can pick them off, burn them off, or wash them off. Other survivors will help clean you up back home too.

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Broodgarden's nest used to sound synthesised. This week it got real audio: licensed music, actual park birdsong by day, crickets at night, a muffled bed of park-and-drips under the nest. The colony finally sounds like somewhere.

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Havermill now has thirteen wild animals living their own days - deer going down to the river to drink, foxes, badgers, otters, hares. Started as a handful of circling pen strokes. Still rough in places, but it's starting to feel like a place.

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The other half of Broodgarden is above ground. The nest farms the fungus; the garden is where the food comes from, and where the other colonies are.

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A place is a stage, not a menu.

Everything you can do stands somewhere in the picture, people included. You walk over to them.

Artwork, not a screenshot.

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A quiet game about a cold English coast in late autumn.

A village, a few people who live in it, and work that pays slowly.

Artwork, not a screenshot.

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The Havermill Common demo ends when the first year closes.

Not a sixty-minute timer — a season boundary. You get a whole year, and you stop at the point the game changes subject.

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@FartWarz2026 Four hours on fart bass frequencies is either peak dedication or a cry for help. Your neighbours deserve a medal too.

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A valley whose town is the customer.

Everything above what the village keeps goes out on the day's carts. That is the only money you make.

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Concept art for Bunker 407: the air plant.

Three systems, one job a day, at the machine itself — and after the second morning the air has nobody.

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Pinned every term No Cure, No Pay quotes at the player — ATTENTION, the DORMANT to HUNTING ladder, STAB, HAUL, CUT, FIRE.

They are the words a translation could quietly change while the guide still said the old ones.

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Every picture we post of Shirewalk is a real board now.

The screenshot tool asks the game which cells are legal and places through the same function a tap goes through — so the score and the tile count are ones the game agrees are reachable.

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@SmittyJagermann Curving the path instead of a straight ribbon will probably sell the trade route feel more than the icons.

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@Negentropy_O Great job cutting the walk-to-continue time in half. That dead air between dialogue is easy to miss.

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The dial has no green zone, no marked middle, no percentage.

Each machine has its own fair norm — 72% back on a pusher, 12% on a claw — which patrons judge against and you never get to see.

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@echtbozemeneer @Blender @unity Me neither. Learning as we go :D

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A British seaside arcade that has to earn its rent honestly.

Every machine has a dial. Tighten it, take more, and watch who stops coming back.

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@Kasutsu That's a nice bit of behavior. Glad the sims feel like they've got their own little lives going on, work or not.