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Hey everyone! I have some exciting news to share. Biomass: Extermination has just been featured by 80 Level! The article takes a look at the world of Biomass, its psychological sci-fi elements, the creatures you'll encounter, and some of the ideas behind the game. For me, this is
Hey everyone! Today I want to take a little break from development and look back at something very special. On August 8, 2025, I received 2nd place at the Xsolla Incubator. For me, this wasn't just another award. It was the moment when I felt that Biomass: Extermination—and my jo
Hello everyone! I have some exciting news I'd love to share with you. I'm honored to announce that I've officially joined the DevGAMM Awards 2026 as a judge! As a solo developer, this means a great deal to me. Over the past two years, I've been pouring everything into developing
While working on Biomass: Extermination, I hid a handful of Easter eggs paying tribute to some games, movies, and sci-fi classics that inspired me over the years. This short clip contains several of them. Drop your guesses below, I'll reveal the answers! See you in the next Devel
After years of solo development, 80 Level just offered to feature my game! A few years ago, Biomass: Extermination existed only as a rough idea in my notebook. And now, I woke up to an email from 80 Level offering to feature the project through: -a dedicated article, -homepage pl
I intentionally kept the lighting intensity between 2-3 in this underground tunnel because I wanted visibility without comfort. Do you think low visibility creates better tension than complete darkness? See you in the next Development Log. — Arif
Im still experimenting with the glitch system and I applied custom made, real time post process glitch system because I wanted the player"s perception to feel physically unstable during tough moments. To note, the player carries Neusuit. Was this the right choice? See you in the
How do you feel about mini-games inside larger story driven games? If they fit the tone and don’t disrupt the gameplay flow? Or do you prefer games to stay focused on the core gameplay loop? Games like Dead Space, Crysis handled this really well. Below is a small footage from Bio
Hello everyone! Over the past two years, Biomass: Extermination has grown from a single idea into a project that has connected me with thousands of people around the world. Along the way, many of you have followed development through Reddit, Discord, and other platforms, sharing
I’m excited to announce that Biomass: Extermination has been selected to participate in Digital Dragons 2026 in Kraków, Poland as part of the Xsolla x IDDA Roadshow. Digital Dragons is one of Europe’s major game industry events, bringing together developers, publishers, investors