Mass Driver is the flashy new font foundry that just moved into the neighborhood.

They’ve just launched with a very creative pixel font, titled MD-Eight, the eight namesake is because each character is set within an 8 by 8 grid of pixels.

MD Eight is a weird display typeface built on the foundation of a weird pixel typeface. With swash caps.https://t.co/HCM07hlAZ4
(specimen pdf: https://t.co/vEOpGxPT3r) pic.twitter.com/WY4GPE6gdG

— Mass-Driver™ (@mass_driver_tm) February 20, 2020

The font makes great use of negative space, making it impressively legible for a font made out of pixels.

I love a game with a simple premise, and Guess my Word doesn’t get any simpler.

Every day comes with a new word, and the rules are simple. You are trying to guess the word (a surprise, I know). When you guess a word you will be told whether it is alphabetically above or below the goal word.

Now you can play words from previous days :Dhttps://t.co/3Yqo7rKz0l pic.twitter.com/hpnTl0kXpl

— guess-my-word (@guessmyword1) December 14, 2019

The real fun is when you start narrowing in on the word, and suddenly you’re pressing your brain to find out what other words could possibly be between aardvark and aargh.

Don’t worry though, you’ll get it in the end. It’s actually kind of amazing how your brain begins to eek out words that you haven’t thought of in years.

Belgian game studio, creatively named Studio Waterzooi, have been hard at work on their first title: Please, Touch the Artwork.

Slated for release on iOS, The Google Play store, itch.io, and more.

I have to say, it looks like a wonderful combination of abstract art and a calming, zen gameplay with some puzzling twists.

Looking at the trailer, we can see that every piece of the game, right down to the minimalistic main character, has been inspired by different pieces of art.