Wizarddata

u/Wizarddata


r/tipofmyjoystick•

Platform(s): PC

Genre: Humor, Walking Simulator (I think, haven't actually played it)

Estimated year of release:2020+

Graphics/art style: realistic / current gen

Notable characters: fat, lazy white adult male

Notable gameplay mechanics: narrator in the ad reminded me of a bards tale. Gameplay appeared to be navigating obstacles. Falling over I believe was a frequent occurrence.

Other details: I've been thinking about an ad I saw for a game sometime in the last couple years. It was about a overweight, lazy man the finally gets up and goes on an adventure. It looked like the challenge of the game was navigating obstacles. It looked hilarious at the time but it's been so long that I can'

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r/tipofmyjoystick•

Platform(s): PC
Genre: Point and click puzzle game
Estimated year of release: Sometime before 2000, possibly prior to 1995.
Graphics/art style: semi-cartooney pixel art. Think of a 90s style pixelated discworld-cross-zoombinis
Notable characters: The main character had a giant nose, to the point where his entire face might have been a nose.
Notable gameplay mechanics: Classic point and click puzzle game with inventory and click to use-on mechanics.
Other details: I never got past the first level, but the first level was either in a blimp or some kind of airship. You could get a tooth from somewhere, and if you used it incorrectly your character would toss it up in the air and

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Here about a year ago I started Wizard Keyboards with the goal of designing the keyboard I always wanted to make. I took the long way to get there, but we're there.

https://preview.redd.it/a4g1y1i5ll391.jpg?width=1960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=11abe1a990dc8f7488673ef76adf7e64c1dbd337

https://preview.redd.it/xuphd89zkl391.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a1215caed23334c76d849cff4b761921981e3417

The big stuff:

  • The layout is designed to be compatible with standard 104-key sets.
  • The case design gives you wide open access to wire your switches.
  • Integrated palm rest.
  • Neutral wrist angle with the optional ramps.
  • Detailed assembly guide makes this a great
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