#haque

[detournementsmineurs]

"Quilts of Resilience" chutes de tissus brodés par Suborna Morsheada, Ajedul Haque, Arabindo Anup, Fatema Islam, Shati Akter, Nazneen Nahar, Monika Akter et Utpal Bhowmik (2024-25) et "The Phoenix of Renewal" sculpture en matériaux de récuparation de Suborna Morsheada, Ajedul Haque, Utpal Bhowmik, Abu Toha et Monika Aket (2014-25) au salon "Révélations" sous la coupole fraîchement rénovée du Grand Palais, Paris, mai 2025.

[marshvlovestv]

It took me literally forever to get through these last ten games because I was too preoccupied speedrunning Hades. So reaching this milestone was a crawl, but I finally made it: here are my rankings for games #91-100.

1. Wandersong - I love a good adventure game, and this one was cute, charming, and unique.

2. Changeling - Pretty magic boys :o But in all seriousness, this is a really fantastically written visual novel and I couldn’t get enough.

3. Beglitched - I’m so surprised by how much I enjoyed this game, considering how outside of my comfort zone cyberpunk hacking games are.

4. Haque -  I played this game for about a week before I suddenly got very bad at it. I think most roguelikes follow a pattern with me where I play them obsessively for a while, slowly improving until all of a sudden I stop feeling invested and my skill ceiling plummets. Anyway. This is still a very cool game.

5. The White Door - A definite improvement over Cube Escape. It actually managed to speak to me in a personal way.

6. KIDS - God, I played this so long ago I barely remember it. But I put it in B-tier after I played it so I guess that means I liked it for what it was!

7. Vignettes - The pattern of “slowly rotate object until it becomes another object” got kind of samey after a while, but the game was still very pleasant and thankfully, doesn’t overstay its welcome.

8. Lenna’s Inception - This might have been a little higher if only I could have beaten the final boss. I don’t mind tough bosses in a tough game, but this one was asking a level of effort and skill that the game had simply not conditioned me to expect from it.

9. Dandara - I enjoy a tricky platformer sometimes, but I think Dandara came around at a time when that just wasn’t what I was looking for. It’s definitely a great game but I couldn’t get myself through it.

10. Pendragon - Maybe if I had kept playing into the higher difficulties I might have started to find this more engaging, but for the most part I found the combat here too quick and bare-bones.

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[emibaarashi]

Cute death reapers 💖😊💖

[jeffpennington]

A couple of SuperTry Studios pieces!

The first is a commission for the head writer at SuperTry; they wanted themselves as a dope magical elven scribe and I was happy to oblige!

The second was a just for fun Halloween piece of my first character from HAQUE, their glitch fantasy roguelike game. His names Punkinhead!

Happy Halloween!

[thenamegarden]

Haque

Gender: Female

Pronunciation: HAHK

Origin: Old French from Middle English

Meaning: Pony; Mare

Ranking in the US top 1000: Not ranked

[jeffpennington]

A quick doodle of my current character in the roguelike dungeon-crawler HAQUE by SuperTry Studios which is out now! This game is ten tons of fun and I say buy it from your friendly Steam Store not just because I know the guy who made it but also because it’s genuinely great!

[detournementsmineurs]

"Quilts of Resilience" chutes de tissus brodés par Suborna Morsheada, Ajedul Haque, Arabindo Anup, Fatema Islam, Shati Akter, Nazneen Nahar, Monika Akter et Utpal Bhowmik (2024-25) et "The Phoenix of Renewal" sculpture en matériaux de récuparation de Suborna Morsheada, Ajedul Haque, Utpal Bhowmik, Abu Toha et Monika Aket (2014-25) au salon "Révélations" sous la coupole fraîchement rénovée du Grand Palais, Paris, mai 2025.