Siddarth RG

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Updated Oct 22nd, 2025 from Bengaluru, Karnataka.

Now Making

We've released Skadi Tower, a line puzzle game about clearing towers of ice, to mobile devices. We've identified our next game and are currently in the pre-production phase of development.

I'm also hosting game events and design workshops around the city. Email me if you'd like for me to host an event at your cafe, home, office, or any other space.

Now Playing

I've recently finished playing GRIS by Nomada Studio, and it truly felt like living inside of a gorgeous watercolor painting. Such lovely visuals and sounds. The game takes every opportunity to respond to your presence in a way that makes it delightful to simply exist in it.

I also finished playing Bastion by Supergiant Games (after it languished for years in my backlog). I'm impressed at how clearly the DNA of their game mechanics and systems runs through from this first release of theirs all the way to their most recent release in Hades II. A thoroughly impressive machination with layers upon layers of complexity revealed to you with finesse.

I'm also currently playing PEAK (by Landfall and Aggro Crab) online with friends. It does a wonderful job at capturing the essence of rock-climbing and going on an adventurous trek with your best buds. Served with a healthy side of goofs and gags.

Now Reading

I've been slowly chewing my way through Gödel, Escher, Bach by Douglas Hofstader since the start of this year. I didn't expect what feels like a University level Mathematics course when I dove in, but I'm loving it. I'm reading slowly while attempting all the exercises, and allowing myself breaks with in-between reads. It feels satisfying to plod through such a dense book and see my bookmark make its slow progress from cover to cover.

I read Fire and Hemlock by Dianna Wynne Jones as my most recent in-between. What a refreshing read! It reminded me of all that I love about the fantasy genre. Particularly how strongly we connect with these imagined characters and can learn from their experiences and struggles.

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