#i love this game so so much

[theeldritchcorporation]

determination.

ive been getting back into undertale and the Urge to draw Overcame my soul. my favorite traumatized child, frisk. hope you guys like it!

[virtualmc]

And thanks for the memories! It's so crazy how it's been 7 whole years since i first stumbled across this game, i feel old lol

(Also, i had no idea the 7th anniversary was today until i saw a post abt it on here so i naturally just had to speed draw a lil' doodle before the day's over-)

[edgygayguy]

YES!

[fleshacker]

“Warmth on your lips, in your lungs, upon the tip of your tongue”

I played A Mage Reborn @mage-parivir AND PLEASE GO AND PLAY TOO. It's wonderful, it's exciting and have a lot of juicy juicy angst Just my MC Rune and Leon being cute and soft

[jinxedshapeshifter]

Okay, there are some glaring holes in Espio's alibi from the beginning and I think it's super interesting. I'm also gonna dissect Espio's alibi using information we don't find out until after interrogating him the first time, because I feel like it's important to bring up and still brings Espio's alibi into question in hindsight.

Espio claims he was reading in a location where he wouldn't be able to be seen; behind a bookshelf. He also claims he started reading immediately after Amy told him and Vector to stay in the library car, specifically saying "I promptly picked a book off the shelf and made myself comfortable." Two problems with this: he mentions seeing Rouge throwing things around, which, unless he was sitting at the desk next to the bookshelf he presumably got the book from, would've been impossible. He also did actually mention seeing Shadow come through and lock the door the first time, which means he couldn't have been in the location he claimed to be in during the interrogation of him and Vector (unless he moved obviously, although I will be debunking this in another point).

He says "We heard her" when he mentions Rouge shouted "NO WAY!" At this point in time, Vector was still in the saloon car, meaning Espio was in the library car alone (and he even mentions this himself). Vector wouldn't have heard her, only Espio would have.

During the interrogation of Vector and Espio, they both claim Espio was just super invested in the book he was reading. If this is true, and he was so invested he didn't hear the doors opening, closing, or locking, he likely would not have heard Rouge at all, or seen her throwing books around. This is a weaker point, but I still find it worth mentioning.

This is brought up later in the game depending on what you choose to say during the second interrogation of Espio, but given the nature of the Mirage Express AND the fact that a top secret code was on the blueprints, why would its blueprints even be in the library car? The conductor wouldn't have put them there, so how did they even get there? This answer is only actually given if you claim Espio stole the blueprints from the conductor during his second interrogation, that answer being Espio stole them from the conductor, then stuffed them in with the brochures.

Espio claims Vector was the only one to see him reading; Tails mentions that Shadow would've seen him reading, but if Espio knew Rouge was in the library car, Rouge would've also seen him reading, because he claims he started reading immediately after arriving in the library car.

I do genuinely think how protective Vector was of Espio was suspicious, especially given some of his dialogue. When Espio says Vector had to tap his shoulder to get his attention, Vector doesn't say "I remember doing that!" He says "I think I remember doing that!" He's not completely sure on his support of Espio's alibi, which, in my opinion, is absolutely a red flag. I'd even argue that Vector was being protective like he was because he's friends with Espio, which is supported by him saying "Way to tell the room you don't have any friends." if you say Vector's protectiveness is suspicious during the second interrogation of Espio.

Espio can turn invisible, something that actually came to my mind when Barry asked about Espio somehow disappearing. This would've enabled him to sneak by the other players more easily, and it's implied in the visuals that he used his invisibility to leave after hitting Sonic with the blow dart, specifically in this shot during Sonic's recounting of how Espio "murdered" him:

Espio could've easily pointed out where he was if he was actually behind a bookshelf; instead, he literally begs Tails to believe him. What this implies to me is he never went beyond the first half of the library car, otherwise he could've easily pointed out that that's where he was reading.

Aside from everything I've presented here, it's really easy to say you read for an hour, and disproving it is even harder, which Espio used to his advantage in the first interrogation of him. Remember, it's not even Espio defending himself in the final part of his interrogation, it's Barry. Had we not stepped in to defend Espio, he likely would've been accused outright, but because we defend him, Tails doesn't get that chance.

I'm not sure if the amount of holes in Espio's initial alibi was intentional, but if it was, it was really really well done. It's a believable alibi with just enough holes in it that they initially go by unnoticed and you have to stop and think critically about what Espio is saying to notice them.

[morvvn]

anyway. rogue trader goty

[tankgotstuckinthecircusgate]

i'm sooooooooo deeply in love with this line just bc this is how any business work at it's core. no corporation gives a fuck about the consumer 🤷‍♀️ it doesn't matter what you sell or what service you offer, what matters is how much money it brings in

[civil-corps-wife]

The DLC outfits for NPCs are ridiculously good but I feel like people randomly wearing swimwear in the Winter somewhat takes away from the seriousness of the story.

I still love it though.

[juniperleafdelivery]

* so i started playing tears of the kingdom...

* and let's just say that if rauru saw what i was using the ultrahand ability for he would probably regret giving me it

* pictures and details of my crimes according to my sister adventures under the cut 👍

* so ukouh shrine, right? and there's this platform sliding past on a railing, right?? well. i thought there would be something cool up there, so i got the brilliant idea to gather all of the materials in the shrine, stick them all together, and see where the platform leads. turns out that it's just the void. man 😔

* you know. since i had a really long bridge already built. why not use it to just get across the gap and finish the shrine? im still not sure how you were supposed to do it normally. but hey! i made it across! so maybe it doesn't matter!

* i call this the neepo boat! the first boat i built shot across the river without me (whoops), so i built another one and thought, "how ridiculous can this be?" it got me across without any issue (despite its appearance), so i'd give the neepo boat a 10/10 👍

* remember the first boat that left without me? yea. i stuck it to the neepo boat.

* when i first saw the hudson construction materials, i immediately decided i wanted to build a car and drive to hyrule castle. but it turns out that wood breaks easily! especially if you hit it with an axe! so... i accidentally broke the neepo mobile while trying to activate the fans. rest in pieces, neepo mobile 😔😔

* the neepneep car! the neepo mobile's successor! nothing can go wrong, right? we'll get to hyrule castle in style!! but somehow, when i activated the fans, i didn't realize that i had a weapon with a flame emitter attached. you can guess what happened to the neepneep car 😔

[literallyjustafish]

Cave story try not to have a really long build up to the boss that makes refighting it repeatedly in hard mode really tedious challenge (impossible)

[redoqs]

opinions on bg3?

Real answer: An absolutely beautiful game. And by beautiful I mean exquisite. This game won Game of the Year for a reason. It has some of the most compelling narrative, most loveable and complex, fleshed out characters, eye widening twists I’ve seen in a very long time. The gameplay is much different than anything I’ve ever played, mainly due to the combat, but it’s easy to adapt to and honestly very refreshing. I love that this game really makes you think and strategize. The many directions you can go in the game is almost endless. I’m always excited to start new playthroughs because of all of the things you can do and how many things you can discover. Overall, this game is in my top five favorite games of all time!!

Other answer:

These three make my brain go😍🥰😘💕❤️💖💞😻🤟🏾💝💏

[space-cat-in-a-teacup]

What IS it about the Triplicate Space that’s so GOOD and makes the entire place feel so Unsettling and Otherworldy?? It’s just. So good. 

I love that little hidden ending(?) of the game as a whole (the parellels set-up by the strewn about recordings, making it feel almost as if you are talking to Alegander and making your connection to them more personal, the puzzles as you unlock more and more of this bizarre space, the dedication to TRIANGLE, the fucking church-thing-area where you can see Megamaki swimming outside the window...) and the soundtrack is 100% a huge part of that.

It also raises several questions, but I honestly like that. A lot. Leaves room for more if they do end up making another game, but also answers enough questions/leaves you satisfied if there is all there is.

[achilleanauthor]

I just finished Night in the Woods. Now I'm going to scream about it, because there's a detail in the story the game tells that I am obsessing over.

The game has amazing characters who all have proper backstories and unique personalities, as well as their own struggles. While the story focuses on Mae and her own mental health problems, the player also learns about the lives and issues of Mae's friends and the people around her.

Although there is a focus on Mae's story, every other character has their own tale that you can look into if you choose to stop and talk to them. The first half of the game has Mae choosing between hanging out with Bea or Gregg on the first few days, and each day shows you a bit more about what the character is dealing with in life. As well as that, you get opportunities to hang out with Angus and Germ at times and you can learn about their lives as well.

The game doesn't limit you to Mae's friends though. Stopping to talk to Selmers or Bruce tells yet another story, as does listening to Rosa about Mae's grandfather.

Then there's the simple action of talking to the strangers who pop up around town. Every single character has their own story to tell.

And that's what I love about this game so much; it's perspective on a community.

Whenever you're walking or driving somewhere in real life and you see people walking or driving, you don't normally stop and think about what they're going out to do. However, every one of those people still have their own life, their own story. Night in the Woods gives you the opportunity to see a snippet of the stories of these people Mae passes by every day, and I find that so interesting and incredible. The amount of time it must have taken to think of the backstories to so many different characters intrigues me so much.

Yes, I am very aware that I'm looking very deep into something very irrelevent to the game, but I don't care. I wanted to rant about how cool it is to see the Smelter's fans next to the Snack Falcon or how Germ adopted a possum and named it Rabies so the other possums wouldn't bully them, so I did it.

Anyways,

Gregg Rulez OK?

[spicysoulsa-art]

Thumbnail I made for yesterday's stream. We reached the END of Hollow Knight and faced what lies in the Egg Temple

[flodaya]

#katniss is a victim of the sassy men apocalypse