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Go full hyperfixation crossover and put Hawke Hawke in Star Wars
loll then i'll be collecting crossovers bc a few months ago when i had severe grishaverse and DA brainrot, i physically had to draw Hawke as a Grisha
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Tonight there will be no voices, no orders, no gods…I belong only to you
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Been missing da2 lately
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just two duders against the world, one is red and the other is blue, iykyk
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"All right, let's hear what they're whispering about you, hmm?"
prints | patreon
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not sure how to reas this.... but disco elysium and dreamfall chapters confirmed romances!!
LikhoKian and HarryKim IN LOVE!!
#dreamfall chapters#disco elysium#likho and kian are both gay#kim is gay#harry is probably bisexual I am pretty sure#def bisexual
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anyway, I did not see any steam pride month announcement (did I miss it?)
but gog never misses, I love you gog
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Tell me why is FREE ON STEAM
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HAPPY PRIDE MONTH
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Marzipan <3
I was immediately drawn to Marz I’m my first exocolonist playthrough mostly cause of her being the biggest kid and I loved that she was still considered pretty. Her whole thing with her augment kind of explaining some of why how she was how she was is so interesting to me.
(she also was kind of the worst as a child but what I adore about her is how much she can grow, also she actually likes it when you aren’t a yes man.)
I have an urge to do fun typography with exocolonist illustrations but my Adobe fonts weren’t loading on procreate and it’d probably be better just to use illustrator instead but I just kinda fave up for now.
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Children of the Pariah update: the orcs of Markarth are done!
Keep reading
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It was Gobbet's frying pan...
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Sometimes I really want to read a short summary of what to expect from a game… and thankfully people can also submit their summaries of games they played and help me (and others) find games that cater to their interests!
submitted by @lairofsentinel
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what to expect from PARADISE KILLER
Detective game with a wild, surreal world building. Like, really surreal.
Characters have the weirdest names you can find. There is some kind of symbolic meaning in them, but they are annoying. However, after a while, you get accustomed, since all in this game is cognitive dissonant, to say the least.
Don’t be tricked by its anime-like design and strange use of fluorescence colours or the wild setting it has. It’s a solid, interesting detective game, specially challenging considering the uncommon logic in this world building.
I have to repeat this: this game never stops slapping to you cognitive dissonance not only in the names of the npcs, the design, the music with the environments you are exploring, but also in all the world building where you have gods, demons, artificial creation of insane societies by the human hands, and sacrifices in a modern, perfect, paradisiacal world. Deep analysis makes you see that there is a strong intention in those choices, but it's a whole wild ride.
NPCs can be interrogated, even in personal matters, but despite reacting bad to some of them, there are no big consequences overall. The "reputation" system in NPCs is non-existent even though it tries to look like it has one.
There is a teleporting system in certain points on the map, but they require a currency that you collect while you walk and explore. It's a bit annoying, but not too much.
Fully voiced, with a nice voice acting.
Short game, of around 10 hours or a bit more depending on your dedication in exploring every corner of the isle.
——- Plot? ——-
In this multiverse world, The Council is trying to build the perfect paradise isle [a different universe from the real one] where to live in immortality and in a perfect society, but every time they are close to it, “corruption” happens [a kind of illness] and demons break into this artificial universe. To eliminate this corruption and avoid its spread, the island/world has to be destroyed: religious sacrifices are performed to kill all the working class in it, and then the Council moves onto the next isle, collapsing this corrupted failure. Only the members of the Council remain as immortal and jump to the next isle without being destroyed. The new isle's population is kidnapped from the real universe. This is a cycle that has not stopped so far. In this context, you are the detective Lady Love Dies [that's your name, yes] who has been isolated for millennia because of a mistake made long time ago. Now, you are brought back again into this world to investigate the reason why half the Council has been killed hours ago.
——- Gameplay? ——-
You explore the island in detail, finding objects that will grant you access to locked placed, or open options in the conversation with NPCs. A typical point-and-click game. There is a lot of walking. If you want to walk faster, put your feet in small fountains that appear in several places of the isle.
——- Characters? ——-
Plenty of characters.
——- LGBT? ——-
The protagonist, Lady Love Dies, is bisexual. You discover this when talking to two suspects; a Doctor [man] and an Idol [a woman whose head is of a deer because gods blessed her…. I know, don’t ask, I told you this game is surreal].
——- Sadness level? ——-
I will say none, because everything is so wild and surreal. There is a constant slap to your mind in how these characters perceive all this insanity as something normal.
——- Happy ending? Deaths? ——-
Technically, there are no multi-endings, but you can decide the fate of each character in the final trial, and those who are found guilty are executed by yourself, so there can be plenty of deaths depending on your conclusions.
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Every day, I think about this game
“Rectifier” has you traveling with 7 sinful men, they often form strong bonds with one another!
(1st picture) Percy and Lior often fake flirt with one another to annoy the other guys, (Wren, Greer, and Stiles mostly)
Percy is divisive to say the least. Lior isn’t one to judge so quickly
(2nd picture) Greer and Glyph have been best friends from the moment they met. Even if Glyph tends to drive Greer up the wall, he can never truly be mad at him 🥺
(3rd picture) Wren has a tough time making friends as he can be a bit…high strung 😅 luckily, he’s found a friend in the most unlikely of people: Stiles. (Probably cause he’s 😴) the two actually have tea together quite frequently 😌
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"How do you look so fair and bright? Under the cloak of sorrow
Look at these wings you’re made for flight
Cut down before you could know"
— ♫: CLANN - Arise
·· Cassia Orsellio, Lady Navigator of the Navis Nobilite
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hehe look it's dorn
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