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My brand-new Small World, Veronaville — fully rebuilt for The Sims 3 — is officially available in our Patreon shop.

Experience the iconic rival-family atmosphere reimagined with open-world freedom, optimized performance, and carefully crafted scenery designed for storytelling.

Plus, your download also includes my Victorian Architecture Kit to expand your creative possibilities even further.

If you’re ready to revisit this legendary neighborhood in a whole new way, go check it out now on Patreon.

The drama awaits.

Final Version of my public water terrace in South Hagga for passersby 🏜️🥤

Now with space for bikes below, dismantle station and a questionable hidden table 🩸

May the Great Worm watch over it.

Hack the City

In Watch Dogs, the city is your weapon. Traffic lights, cameras, phones everything is connected, and everything can be turned against your enemies. Whether you’re running the shadows with Aiden, stirring rebellion with Marcus, or building resistance in Legion, one thing stays the same: information is power.

Our Steam page is now live! The first gameplay.

Wishlist on Steam! https://store.steampowered.com/app/3508880/

On December 29, 1999, Shenmue I: Yokosuka was released. An action-adventure game from Sega, created by Yu Suzuki, and often regarded as one of the pioneers of open-world game design.

Set in 1986 Yokosuka, the game world felt truly alive. NPCs followed their own daily routines, the town moved with time, and systems like QTE went on to influence countless games that followed.

Shenmue was ahead of its time. That is exactly why it is still remembered as a legend — a game that proved virtual worlds can create real memories.