Find me elsewhere. Narrative design: House of Many Doors π Sunless Skies π Fallen London π Over the Alps β°οΈ King of the Castle π And now... Bladesong βοΈ
London, he/him
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Fun fact: Ever wondered why it's called The Iliad? Because Ilium was another name for Troy, and the -ad suffix was used to mean "The Story of." This means that, if you translated the title, The Iliad should actually
be called
Troy Story.
OCCLUDE is now OCCL-OUT -- grab this game if you enjoy mind-bending puzzles within a mind-bending narrative!
Featuring a jigsaw-puzzle plot by yours truly with shades of David Lynch, SCP archives, and This Is How You Lose The Time War. Don't miss out!
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THE WORLD IS A BROKEN MACHINE. Wishlist OCCLUDE if you like Lynchean strangeness and cosmic horror, puzzles and solitaire, and/or my writing.
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The Bladesong team is looking for a 2D ARTIST to give life to the game's LOCATIONS and NOTABLE EVENTS! Sounds like you? Please get in touch! π₯
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RTs appreciated, thanks! βοΈπ #2d #art #PortfolioDay
Probably not going to post much here going forward. Find me in the other place, the place without algorithms optimized for misery.
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as an animator, I apologize for misleading...we've been cheating this in 3D for years
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It's wild that The Getaway is now an explorable 3D time capsule of the British high street at the turn of the millennium.
I have no opinion on this particular case, but I canβt help but feel thereβs a lot of people on this app who would be really angry and disappointed if someone invented an actual easy solution to climate change.
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Our modding scene has officially gone too far.
("credit" to Shinyquarks and Morgrim on our Discord)
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I just found out that Bill Watterson (the genius behind Calvin and Hobbes) gave a commencement speech in 1990 and it's incredible
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Kowloon Walled City, likely the densest place ever built (est. 1.9 million people per square km)
A team of Japanese researchers spent time until the night before it was demolished measuring and drawing the building, creating this incredible section
I love how Windows assumes that if I type "unreal engine" in my taskbar I don't want to open up Unreal Engine (the program I've been using every day for weeks), I actually want to search for it online and I want to do that on, of all places, Bing
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Orangutan doc: Mr. Orange has finally gathered enough straw, he places it atop his head, andβ¦ Itβs a hat.
Chimpanzee doc: chimps have learned a type of primitive crucifixion, so that potential rivals are deterred by a more agonizing, shameful death
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The word "escalate" didn't exist until escalators.
The Otis company invented the word "escalator." It played on the existing word "elevator" but threw in the Latin root for "stairs" because this new invention used stairs. The earliest appearance of "escalate" was in 1944.
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Death belongs to the rat. Humans have forgotten its sting. But our smaller souls are honed on its scythe; this sharpness is our whole being.
Play Death and Tax Evasion, the Exceptional Story for October in Fallen London!
ALT An illustration of a little white rat, his eyes closed in thoughtful repose, wearing a Bishop's hat and carrying a mitre. The rat also wears a white, gold and maroon religious vestment. Text at the bottom indicates that this is related to a Fallen London exceptional story.
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I love this fella so much already. I have yet to play the new story but LOOK AT HIM!!!
(from the new Exceptional Story for Fallen London, by @failbettergames)
ALT A piece of artwork of a white rat, wearing bishop's clothing and holding a bishop's staff, all in white and golden yellow, like a white-coloured Saint Nick.