Daniel Keast

I haven’t managed to finish the last few picks for the book club.

This is the second Quake expansion created by MachineGames, released in 2021.

Dissolution of Eternity is the second mission pack for the original Quake.

Dimension of the Past is a short expansion to the original Quake.

Scourge of Armagon is the first mission pack for the original Quake.

It is the 30th anniversary of the release of Quake.

This is a new single-player game by Capcom.

This is a stand-alone novel in the Discworld series, set in a country called Borogravia.

I’ve used the Vim text editor for over twenty years.

I found the first sequel to Dune to be a big let down.

This is the first game I played on my new Steam Machine.

This is the fourth Dizzy adventure, and the first that wasn’t created by the original developers, The Oliver Twins.

Dune is a classic science fiction book from 1965.

This is the third adventure game in the Dizzy series, and one of my favourite games growing up.

The second Dizzy adventure game is themed around Treasure Island.

This is a SNES RPG by Square from 1995, although it didn’t actually get a release here in the UK.

This novel tells the story of two children who are left to fend for themselves in a world that is hostile to their existence.

I first heard about this book on The News Agents podcast, and then saw the author being interviewed by Gary Stevenson on YouTube.

This is a game I played a lot as a child.

This is a 2025 dystopian novel by Laila Lalami.

This is the first 2D Super Mario Bros. game for a very long time, the last one being New Super Mario Bros.

When I played Yakuza Kiwami 2 I said “I’m definitely not going to leave it as long to play Yakuza 3”.

This is a short Dystopian novel from Sweden, released in 1940.

Now we have a working camera, and triangles are drawn from the most distant to the nearest.

So now we have a working camera, we can move around and look at objects that are moving independently from us.

As of the last post in this series we had a textured floating cube in space.

Now it’s time to add a texture to the cube.

After the last post we have solid triangles.

For the latest update to my Pico 8 software renderer I have filled in the triangles with colour so that the cube is no longer a wireframe.

Part 4 of my ongoing series creating a 3D software renderer for Pico 8.

This is a memoir by the creator of the Web.

This is part 3 of me walking through the process of software rendering 3D objects on Pico 8.

This is the first time I have read the 2003 revised edition of this book.

This is part 2 of me walking through the process of software rendering 3D objects on Pico 8, click here for part 1.

This Pico 8 cart projects the points of a square in 3D space onto the screen.

I made a Pico 8 cart which produces a SNES Mode 7 style floor.

This is a very pretty Metroidvania.

This is the first Nintendo developed Legend of Zelda game in which you play as Zelda herself rather than Link.

In this story a new virus has infected large portions of the human race.

This is a platformer for the Mega Drive from the early 90s.

I’ve been playing around with Pico 8, making small games and experimenting to amuse myself.

I have no idea how many times I have read this book.

I bought the Virtual Boy accessory for the Nintendo Switch so that I could play the games that they have added to the Nintendo Switch Online service.

This is the game I bought my PlayStation for.

The real name of the main character of this book is never revealed.

This is a Switch remake of a Game Boy Advance game.

This is the game that convinced me to buy a Switch 2.

This is a GameCube game that I played on the Switch 2.

I’m not actually sure when I bought this game, but it’s in my Steam library.

This book takes place in an alternate history, set in the UK.