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GameMaker Studio serves as a professional development engine that empowers users to create their own games, including popular titles like Hyper Light Drifter and Hotline Miami. The book provides insights and guidance on utilizing this versatile tool, making it ideal for aspiring game developers looking to bring their creative visions to life. With a focus on practical applications and real-world examples, it equips readers with the skills needed to navigate the game development process effectively.

A rush from New York New Year's Eve parties to the Pacific coast, 'On a Fallen Wave' chronicles the journey into the psyche of the American mind. Visiting over 100 cities, this haiku anthology is worth revisiting every time, promising something new to the heart. It leaves an impression of forging West for good. The year was only just beginning. The haiku anthology represents the coalition of sound to chosen meter. The effectual break is in the pause over every breathtaking sight across America. Collectively, these poems entail a complete journey in the traditional fashion of haiku, encountering nature along the way. Nature is surprising to find in the city, though it invades from every Monarch butterfly to each new morning. An eventful year of fate and circumstance is how each new arrival unfolds. America is almost miniature under the microscope of these meticulous haiku.

With its zany and quirky approach, this book challenges readers to engage in mental exercises that stretch their thinking. Each chapter offers unique insights and humorous observations, making it an entertaining read that elicits chuckles. The author, Benjamin Anderson, captivates with a narrative style that keeps readers hooked. Despite its brevity, the book is enlightening, encouraging reflection on various life topics long after reading. It's a delightful exploration that promises to stimulate the mind and entertain.

The collection features a diverse range of short stories, showcasing vivid imagery and unique narrative styles. Characters like Jun and Ming navigate poignant moments, including promises intertwined with the symbolism of rare flowers. Themes of possession and identity resonate through various tales, from the multicultural narrative of "Time Will Tell" to the surrealism of "Color the Seasons." With a blend of traditional and imaginative storytelling, the collection captivates readers with its passionate prose and speculative elements.

PALMYRA 1885, by Benjamin Anderson and Robert G. Ousterhout, is the first published record of the five fruitful days that father of American archaeological photography, John Henry Haynes, spent in Syria's ancient desert city, whose most important monuments were destroyed by the self-styled Islamic State in 2015.