Chris McMahon
@christy.digital
Web developer. Former game designer.
Reposted by Chris McMahon
All money, minus processing fees for itch, goes to out of work game developers to pay for food, housing, healthcare, and whatever they need to make it through. Neither we as the organizers nor UVW take any of the money from the bundle. Game developers can apply here: uvw-cwa.org/hardship-fun...
Game Worker Hardship Fund
Who is eligible to apply for this fund?This fund is for game workers in the US and Canada impacted by record layoffs & other hardships in the games industry within the timeframe of January 2024 to the...
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July 30, 2026 at 5:09 PM
All money, minus processing fees for itch, goes to out of work game developers to pay for food, housing, healthcare, and whatever they need to make it through. Neither we as the organizers nor UVW take any of the money from the bundle. Game developers can apply here: uvw-cwa.org/hardship-fun...
Wondering graffiti as well.
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July 12, 2026 at 4:49 PM
Wondering graffiti as well.
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Really pleasing that Double Fine and Compulsion are now outside of the BDS boycott.
July 6, 2026 at 5:17 PM
Really pleasing that Double Fine and Compulsion are now outside of the BDS boycott.
Japan away was also lovely.
July 6, 2026 at 7:43 AM
Japan away was also lovely.
Back off, Warchild, seriously.
June 21, 2026 at 1:06 PM
Back off, Warchild, seriously.
Similar to EA’s purchases of Bullfrog, Westwood, and Origin in the 1990s it’s hard to tell what the motivation was.
As an aside, I think the name Electronic Arts is magnificent for a games company.
As an aside, I think the name Electronic Arts is magnificent for a games company.
June 16, 2026 at 9:14 AM
Similar to EA’s purchases of Bullfrog, Westwood, and Origin in the 1990s it’s hard to tell what the motivation was.
As an aside, I think the name Electronic Arts is magnificent for a games company.
As an aside, I think the name Electronic Arts is magnificent for a games company.
Having left games ten years ago I’m happy to have been there for my daughter’s primary school years.
Big chunk spent as a freelance web dev, now working as as part of a small team. Could not be happier.
Big chunk spent as a freelance web dev, now working as as part of a small team. Could not be happier.
June 16, 2026 at 8:28 AM
Having left games ten years ago I’m happy to have been there for my daughter’s primary school years.
Big chunk spent as a freelance web dev, now working as as part of a small team. Could not be happier.
Big chunk spent as a freelance web dev, now working as as part of a small team. Could not be happier.