Broken systems are rarely defended by the people who believe in them. They're maintained by the people who don't. On Mamdani, the games industry, and the quiet machinery of the unrecorded meeting.
Only days after the mobile giant Love and Deepspace announced its sixth love interest, Valko, its developers released a statement on June 30th, 2026 saying they would not move forward with him and will be scrapping the character entirely. Infold is known for delivering high-quality mobile games, and Love and Deepspace is no exception. Its … Continue reading Love and Deepspace, and When Not to Listen to Your Players
“We’re All Family Here” and Other Lies You’ll Hear Before Burnout You finally landed an interview at a company you’ve admired for years. The logo is iconic, the projects are legendary, and the recruiter swears the “culture” is unmatched. But then...red flags start waving. Loudly. Whether you're a veteran or new to the industry, knowing … Continue reading Red Flags in Gaming Industry Interviews (and Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Them)
Platforms, including LinkedIn, are now quick to shame anyone who even touches AI for creative or experimental purposes. But instead of using this moment to have real conversations about consent, authorship, and ethics, the outrage often feels performative, driven more by ego than principle.
