#i love this game omg

[tafferling]

A very Kyle moment.

(Griffon steals Arisen, more at 10.)

[dont-turn-off-the-light]

Is it safe to descend?

[buckyclevens]

playing disco elysium as a dating sim romancing kitsuragi and solving the murder as a side quest

[gentil-minou]

do you like soup? if yes, what kind is your favorite? if no... i'm sorry you haven't found one you like yet, literally soup is the best, especially in autumn and winter.

Do i love soup psssh SOUP IS MY FAVORITE MEAL PLEASE I LOVE SOUP MY GOD I DRINK HOT SOUP IN THE SUMMER YESSSS

Soup is like the best because everyone country has good Soup and you can make it out of everything omg. I have too many favorites from broccoli potato to my mom's veggies Soup in homemade beef broth with rice to korean galbitang yesss but this weekend I actually made my first crockpot beef stew of the season with my own recipe (which is like lots of veggies I like with lots of soup and minimal actual beef and a whole hunk of spices that werent measured) that I'm so proud of its so good

Ask me anything you want to know (within reason)

[ram-blings-of-a-madman]

REVIEW 001: LITTLE NIGHTMARES

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OVERALL: 9/10

Little nightmares has been one of my favourite games for a long time, since before I had even played it myself. The game is set out as a side-scrolling horror platformer, with constantly changing and moving scenes - even the screen itself rocks faintly from side to side, like the movement of a boat, often leaving the corners of the rooms just outside of your field of vision and creating a queasy, uneasy feeling that plays into and emphasises the overall unsettling atmosphere of the game.

The game itself is set in what looks to be a boat, named the Maw - yet as you explore this setting throughout the game and begin to uncover it's secrets in and out, it becomes less clear as to what the "Maw" actually is. An asylum? A prison? A restaurant? Each of the possibilities are strange, especially when the clues of the game put together tie in to all of those and more - but I think that's intentional. Little nightmares skillfully creates a low-lying sense of unease, even outside of the chase-scenes and the grotesque looks of the monsters you encounter. It leaves you feeling - well, uneasy, without pushing the horror element to far into the zone of cheap-feeling jumpscares and monsters that feel more irritating than scary.

However, I do think that the game has a tendency to rely too much on trial and error for some puzzles and chase scenes - which isn't inherently a bad thing. In fact, during my playthrough I began to enjoy going back and forth and figuring things out slowly, bit by bit - but some people would enjoy a quicker, easier route, or at least one that doesn't require them to die three times before they figure out how to beat the scene they were on.

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GRAPHICS: 9.5/10

The overall look of this game was INCREDIBLE - it managed to combine the usual, murky and dark feel of horror with bright colours in almost unsettling places - it didn't need to be monotone to be creepy. And on top of that, it didn't feel cheap or tacky even with the "lower quality" graphics of the console it had been made for.

The setting itself was designed incredibly well, combining the protagonist's small size with the daunting hugeness of The Maw, and while there were many, MANY different rooms and scenes and settings throughout the game, none of it ever felt repetitive. The whole game was just incredible, and looked incredible, and even the monsters felt terrifyingly appealing, in a very, very spooky way.

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CHARACTERS: 9/10

The characters of Little Nightmares, namely the monsters themselves, are incredibly well-crafted, grotesque yet human enough to create that familiar sense of unease. The game has no problem with showing these monsters to you - to the point where you become less worried about seeing them, and more worried about them seeing you. On top of that, the chase scenes and puzzles don't feel repetitive for each of the different monsters, and combined with the hard-to-navigate world of The Maw, end with you feeling genuine fear during your escapes.

Each of the characters in Little Nightmares are unique, from Six, the main protagonist dressed in her signature yellow raincoat, to the residents of The Maw themselves, a strangely unique cast of fleshy creatures, each made with their different quirks, purposes and appearances, without ever feeling tacky or repetitive. These characters truly hel to emphasise the uneasy atmosphere of Little Nightmares - the protagonist is strangely small compared to the other characters, which not only creates an incredibly strange and unsettling atmosphere but also allows for some interesting puzzles involving climbing, hiding, and fleeing from their clutches.

The gnomes were also incredible. Search up a picture of the gnomes if you haven't seen them and you'll see what I mean. Little guys.

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STORY: 8/10

The story of Little Nightmares is unsettlingly terrifying, and incredibly well-balanced, managing to be immersive, creepy, and endlessly interesting throughout the game You, as the player, follow the protagonist of a young child, Six, on their journey through this strange setting and learn the clues of where, why, and how this world has come to be. The story is fairly linear and easy to follow, but as it Little Nightmares is a game with no dialogue, or even written words, it can at times become confusing to try and follow or figure out the full story of this game.

Overall, though, the story is incredibly interesting to figure out, and it can be great fun to theorise about the nature of Six's - and the other characters' - backstory.

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FINAL THOUGHTS:

I absolutely LOVED every second of my Little Nightmares playthrough!! It was interesting, unsettling, and I grew incredibly attached to the protagonist and the monsters alike. I have even gone back and replayed the game multiple times since my first playthrough!! Little Nightmares is an incredibly well-made game, and I would recommend to ANYONE, horror-enjoyers or otherwise, that they consider taking the time to play this amazing game.

- Ket!! :D

[multi-lefaiye]

next up is allistors bestest brother Crow!! 1. Vera is the reason he lost his wings 2. gold has a pet crow named Macbeth 3. he is in a qpr

OOOHH YES CROW I REMEMBER CROW!!!!!!

ooooh this is a hard one.... very good...... ok i love the second one and i hope that one's true, if that's the lie i will be devastated /hj

but hmmMMM i think. maybe the first one? though that one seems fun and thematic, that's my tentative guess.

[lisxdumbr]

Happyele: Omg let's release Reimei gacha !!!1!

Me, the ReimeiP without a single saving:

[echollama]

Lantern Rite 2024 doodles!

This year's event hit a bit close to home for me personally, and I loved it🥰🥰🥰

[biggestsimponhere]

“I'd never sing of love if it does not exist, but darling, you are the only exception”

Once again this man is so hug shaped and i need a hug

[nothatsmi]

"A hundred and one. Going on a hundred and two." "You're a terrible liar."

He lived,,

I'm beyond the point where I can use words to describe them anymore.

Just know that I drew this instead of working and I'll probably keep drawing them more even tho the work's piling up-

I'm not even kidding, it's terrible how much they invade my brain, like I'm always either thinking about them or drawing about them or saving pins on Pinterst about them (the board is getting pretty stuffed), everything i see is ORANGE at this point (it's my favorite color fortunately so I don't mind).

Still not done with the third book btw. I try to make it last as long as I can but I constantly want to read so the end is getting dangerously near...

Next I'll probably draw Dan and/or the other foxes, cause let's be honest they're all so cool...

[jeremylivesalone]

new art!! NO WAY!!!

[heatherchasesyou]

do ya?

og source lmao

[sacerdotalist]

The occultist -

Marina is so me coded fr

[androidsvsvikings]

This is the cutest character from any video game ever. You can't change my mind.

[fluffs-n-stuffs]

KIERAN AND CARMINE IN PALDEAN WINDS OH MY GOD

[citrucee]

the "walking into a new area" experience