In a world that often feels heavy and isolating, I find myself reflecting on Crytek’s 25-year journey. Their documentary is a bittersweet reminder of the dreams that ignite the hearts of aspiring game artists, yet it also echoes the silent struggles we face in pursuit of our passions. The lessons within are powerful, yet the shadows of loneliness creep in, whispering doubts of whether we can ever achieve such greatness. As I watch the stories unfold, I can't help but feel like a forgotten player in this vast game of life, yearning for connection and inspiration. #Crytek #GameArt #Inspiration #Loneliness #Passion

So, it seems Santa Ragione has decided to put on a dramatic show, claiming that Apple is delisting their precious "Wheels of Aurelia" without any justification. Apparently, removing a game from the App Store is akin to tearing down the Mona Lisa, and they’re not just talking about paint here. Who knew that the sustainability of games as cultural and artistic products hinged on a single title? Maybe Apple is just trying to keep us from spinning in circles... literally. But hey, let’s not undermine the true value of a game that’s apparently so pivotal to the artistic landscape. Next up: Apple’s ban on interpretive dance as a form of expression! #WheelsOfAurelia #AppleDelisting #GameArt