In this episode, I share my surprisingly positive experience diving into 3D game development with Godot.

Despite what I'd read online, performance has been more than acceptable for my current project.

I also walk through my mixed results exporting 3D assets from Unity into Godot — models come in fine, but texturing can be a mess.

I'm seriously considering a ~$30 plugin to streamline the workflow.

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I'm sharing a crucial reminder about data protection: automate your offsite backups now. I've seen too many drives fail over the years.
Whether you're using GitHub, cloud services, or your own home lab, make sure you have encrypted remote backups.
One day, it might save everything you've created.

I'm pivoting my hacking game Project Hack from Unity to web technologies—React, TypeScript, and Vite.

This shift lets players write JavaScript scripts to hack in-game, using the Monaco editor and a custom terminal. I'm building for desktop with Tauri and adding D3.js for network visualizations.

The game now supports multiple playstyles: click-based or code-based hacking. It's live on itch.io in early development. This approach eliminates engine constraints and accelerates feature development.

Check it out at projecthack.net and share your feedback!