You know, for a game that’s nominally about repeatedly stabbing a girl to death, Slay the Princess is remarkably femdommy.
☢️Today’s Miku figure is:☢️
Union Creative H" Series Calne Ca ver. 1/8
“Oh what is this strangth?! What KIND OF PEEPLE IS THIS?!?!
UH AUGH augh OOWWOWEEUEEOOLEOIUWOUGHLaUGH”
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“Are you the historian from the future? I’m Bisclavret, a werewolf!”
Type II Bisclavret to Twinblade Arthur pre-fight, Million Arthur: Arcana Blood (Team Arcana)
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Snow Construct
Someone on mastodon showed me this amazing image of a “computerized sex tester” machine that’s apparently at the Las Vegas pinball museum.
This is so beautiful and wrong, I love it.
Sometimes I can’t help but feel that my experience with old-school point and click adventure games is an impediment to fully appreciating the genre in its modern form. If I’m playing a retro pixel-art adventure game published in the year 2023, and I encounter a restroom with a mirror you can look in and a sink where you can wash your hands and (discreetly off-screen) working stalls complete with an artfully bit-crushed toilet-flush sound effect, but no obvious gameplay challenges present, the part of me that lives in 2023 understands that this is almost certainly just a set-piece with lots of interactive widgets that the developer put together for love of the craft – but the part of me that was playing Sierra On-Line games in 1988 knows with cold certainty that if I don’t make very sure that I use that stall before I proceed, ninety minutes and three irrevocable hard-saves later later my character will somehow contrive to piss themselves to death.
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Dreamcast Pixel pt.2 Feat.MIKU
Sitting here getting “you are not immune to propaganda” memed by a guy who uncritically reblogged that post alleging that every single rock band the poster dislikes is part of a global Mormon conspiracy to ideologically destabilise the American left.