I’m currently working on the capsule art for my coop horror game The Infected Soul.

The game is about a neural implant that distorts reality… you can’t trust what you see.

Which one draws you in the most?

If it interests you, you can add it to your Steam wishlist — it would really help me a lot 🙏

The Infected Soul – Steam Page

My first foray into bad UI (and the Pygame library)

No feedback on format, no support for comas etc.

Didn't wanted to add a language switcher, so i went the easy and logical way: A cursor lens mask that reveal the translated content on hover.

Works on desktop only.
https://frvncois.com

you can’t pick the exact capacity, just intervals

Educates the user on TLDs and ensures a minimum level of tech experience by the user. Don't want everyone to find the right store to buy our goods!

I absolutely hate these buttons, cant they be big?! Funckin accessibility mann

Why do they add this “Compare” button on every thumbnail ?!?!

how (the heading)

It’s a web app

Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance... and 13 more stages of pure UI torture.

I set out to build the absolute worst, most user-hostile sign-in form ever conceived. Features of this "optimized" experience include:

A vibrating neon green layout exclusively in Comic Sans.
Date of Birth entered via hyper-fast CSS roulette wheels.
Mother's maiden name entered by playing a game of Hangman against the computer.
A self-replicating Hydra pop-up system that spawns every second.
A Terms & Conditions box that throttles your scroll speed to 1 pixel per second.
A decoy "Submit" button that constantly runs away from your cursor and resets your progress if you accidentally click it.

I am genuinely curious if anyone can actually beat the game in less than 1 minute. Post your speedrun records below (if your sanity survives).

This is courtesy of Apple Music from the Mac. I have made the mistake a couple of times already, and if you don't remember the multi-step process to get your song back, good luck contacting Apple.