Reviews
A week ago from today the remaster of Poker Night at the Inventory was released, finally bringing the game back from the dead after 7 years. The original game was released on November 2010 by Telltale Games, but hasn't been available via official means since 2019 after they
Art
I was recently cleaning through my room and I found my art class Portfolios from 2023–2025, and I found one of my favourite physical pieces that I have ever made, which was for an assignment that I finished on November 3, 2023. For the assignment we had to draw
Technology
Yesterday Apple unveiled a completely new addition to the MacBook family, the first since 2015: The MacBook Neo. The MacBook Neo is Apple's new (and perhaps first) entry-level laptop. It uses the same A18 Pro chip that the iPhone 16 Pro used, has 8 GB of RAM, and
Geometry Dash
Last night I got another sudden spike of motivation to finish one of my Geometry Dash levels, and today I finally released it! The level is called Phaze, and it is a level that I started making in December 2023, being the first full level I started working on after
Geometry Dash
When I started playing Geometry Dash on July 2016 I wasn't very good at the game, which makes sense, I feel like most of us weren't. It took me over a month to make any real progress, but when I got more serious about the game
Geometry Dash
I have another short post for today, but I think it is extremely worthwhile. Today I started and finished a Geometry Dash level! Though I don't want to take a lot of credit for it, honestly, as it is entirely based on other levels that already exist. The
Tiny Tower
I have a small post for today. I have been debating whether this would work better as part of a larger post instead, but it feels better this way! While playing Tiny Tower v1.0, I noticed that one of the floors I had built looked different from how I
Meta
The official launch of EyeSpark v2.0, I guess!
Speedcubing
Read Part 2 here! To finish off the tour of my cubeshelf, I will now be showcasing the eleven miscellaneous cubes that I have on the right side of my bottom shelf. These are all Non-WCA puzzles that I like to keep handy and often solve just for fun. Although
By Karl Abate
Happy Valentine's Day! <3
Read Part 1 here! To follow up the top shelf of my cube collection, today I will share some of the cubes on the bottom shelf! Originally I was going to write about all of the cubes in it, but that is 23 cubes and that's too much
I ordered some new speedcubes about a week ago for the first time in a while, and they arrived on Monday, and this has motivated me to share part of my Rubik's Cube collection here! I have over a hundred cubes in total which is a lot, but
Today is the thirteenth anniversary of Battle for Dream Island Again 5b! It was part of the monumental BFDIA 5, which was such a large episode for its time that it had to be split up into five parts and took 8 months to finish. The second part was not
On September 2025 for an academic project I created a presentation about different types of colour modes, which are different ways that colours behave and are represented. Due to some unforseen circumstances, it never ended up being seen by anybody (I think). However, I was extremely proud of this presentation,
239 days ago, after working on it for a few days, I officially launched this blog with my first post. And today, almost 8 months later, I am publishing this, my 100th post. Often for milestones like this I have something interesting to share. For my 36th blog post, my
One of the first games I downloaded once I got my 1st Generation iPad was Tiny Tower. It was one of the first mobile games I remember ever playing and most-definitely the one that I was the most fond of. My mom downloaded the game on July 21, 2012, meaning
I've mentioned before that in video games I have a bad habit of not finishing my projects, especially ones that I've thought about releasing publicly. I've talked about my unreleased Labyrinth 2 levels previously, but the game that is probably the worst for me
On my last post here, which was about Fruit Ninja Classic, I hinted that I would very soon be getting something that would allow me to play the actual original version of the game, amongst others. A few days ago (though a few days after I wrote about Fruit Ninja)
I've mentioned before that I've been messing around with the iPhone 5 on iOS 10 recently, and I've been playing some games that are no longer playable, or even older versions of games. The last available version of a game varies a lot, but
I was originally thinking about bringing this up in one of my more recent blog posts, but I decided that this warrants a post of its own. For about 12 days, between the post about my Sister's PS3 to Day 1 of SD Winter 2026, I did not
As I mentioned a few weeks ago, I recently brought over my sister's PlayStation 3 from my dad's house to mine, and so I have been using it more often (though not as much as I want to since the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi aren't
