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"Quilts of Resilience" chutes de tissus brodés par Suborna Morsheada, Ajedul Haque, Arabindo Anup, Fatema Islam, Shati Akter, Nazneen Nahar, Monika Akter et Utpal Bhowmik (2024-25) et "The Phoenix of Renewal" sculpture en matériaux de récuparation de Suborna Morsheada, Ajedul Haque, Utpal Bhowmik, Abu Toha et Monika Aket (2014-25) au salon "Révélations" sous la coupole fraîchement rénovée du Grand Palais, Paris, mai 2025.
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It took me literally forever to get through these last ten games because I was too preoccupied speedrunning Hades. So reaching this milestone was a crawl, but I finally made it: here are my rankings for games #91-100.
1. Wandersong - I love a good adventure game, and this one was cute, charming, and unique.
2. Changeling - Pretty magic boys :o But in all seriousness, this is a really fantastically written visual novel and I couldn’t get enough.
3. Beglitched - I’m so surprised by how much I enjoyed this game, considering how outside of my comfort zone cyberpunk hacking games are.
4. Haque - I played this game for about a week before I suddenly got very bad at it. I think most roguelikes follow a pattern with me where I play them obsessively for a while, slowly improving until all of a sudden I stop feeling invested and my skill ceiling plummets. Anyway. This is still a very cool game.
5. The White Door - A definite improvement over Cube Escape. It actually managed to speak to me in a personal way.
6. KIDS - God, I played this so long ago I barely remember it. But I put it in B-tier after I played it so I guess that means I liked it for what it was!
7. Vignettes - The pattern of “slowly rotate object until it becomes another object” got kind of samey after a while, but the game was still very pleasant and thankfully, doesn’t overstay its welcome.
8. Lenna’s Inception - This might have been a little higher if only I could have beaten the final boss. I don’t mind tough bosses in a tough game, but this one was asking a level of effort and skill that the game had simply not conditioned me to expect from it.
9. Dandara - I enjoy a tricky platformer sometimes, but I think Dandara came around at a time when that just wasn’t what I was looking for. It’s definitely a great game but I couldn’t get myself through it.
10. Pendragon - Maybe if I had kept playing into the higher difficulties I might have started to find this more engaging, but for the most part I found the combat here too quick and bare-bones.
Cute death reapers 💖😊💖
A couple of SuperTry Studios pieces!
The first is a commission for the head writer at SuperTry; they wanted themselves as a dope magical elven scribe and I was happy to oblige!
The second was a just for fun Halloween piece of my first character from HAQUE, their glitch fantasy roguelike game. His names Punkinhead!
Happy Halloween!
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Haque
Gender: Female
Pronunciation: HAHK
Origin: Old French from Middle English
Meaning: Pony; Mare
Ranking in the US top 1000: Not ranked
A quick doodle of my current character in the roguelike dungeon-crawler HAQUE by SuperTry Studios which is out now! This game is ten tons of fun and I say buy it from your friendly Steam Store not just because I know the guy who made it but also because it’s genuinely great!
"Quilts of Resilience" chutes de tissus brodés par Suborna Morsheada, Ajedul Haque, Arabindo Anup, Fatema Islam, Shati Akter, Nazneen Nahar, Monika Akter et Utpal Bhowmik (2024-25) et "The Phoenix of Renewal" sculpture en matériaux de récuparation de Suborna Morsheada, Ajedul Haque, Utpal Bhowmik, Abu Toha et Monika Aket (2014-25) au salon "Révélations" sous la coupole fraîchement rénovée du Grand Palais, Paris, mai 2025.
