#onbu

[oifaaa]

Related to your anon: Tim didn't want to be Robin forever early on! He expected to be Robin for a little bit and quit. He even said that to Dick, that this wasn't his life plan, he was just doing this to set Bruce straight. He also reiterated this point during the time he quit being Robin because of his dad, though there's an argument to be made that it was a lie by then. Over time the "I won't be doing this forever" morphed into "I'll stop when I'm not needed" to "I'll stop when the world doesn't need Robin" to "??? Quitting? No?"

Yeah but that's kinda why I say that Tim wouldn't of become a hero until way later on if it weren't for Jason dying since he wasn't gun ho to become a hero at 13 he just wanted to be apart of his fav heroes story but he grew to love it and I definitely am one of those people who thinks he was lying since he had the opportunity to stop being Robin and he didn't

[stafell]

Father's Day Stream

Come join Stirx and the family as we share stories about our dads with The Wandering Village!!

Bring your snacks, bring your stories, and most importantly bring your love.

The stream starts at 7pm GMT, or one hour from when this was posted - don't miss it!

https://www.twitch.tv/masterchefstirx?sr=a

[pansexualkiba]

everyone's talking about sasuke becoming best friends with a velociraptor but TRUE anime filler fans remember that episode where naruto became a teen dad to a fucking yeti

[emuwarum]

I’m in love with the new Onbu skin in the wandering village. His name is Indigon and he glows in the dark!!!!

[blue-n-nerdy]

Live in ~15mins over on Twitch ✨

I will be checking out The Wandering Village with my gf @coralei, and then we might switch to some Splatoon 3 Salmon Run later~

The Wandering Village is an rts, city-builder where the village is on a giant living creature! We have to traverse some rough, post-apocalyptic landscapes & I would love for chat to gimme suggestions on building & which direction we head!

Come meet Onbu with us! 💙

[grinbrothers]

Raphaham Presents The Wandering Village ~ A First Impression

Happy New Year from the Grin Brothers! Raphaham presents a, well, Raphaham Presents!

Thank you to Beabop for gifting this copy of The Wandering Village! Beabop's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/Beabop307 Raphaham Presents art by AlpacaCarlesi: https://www.deviantart.com/alpacacarlesi/art/Commission-for-Grin-Brothers-749153162 Grin Brothers Endslate by LittlePancake94: https://www.deviantart.com/littlepancake94/art/Commission-Nanka-And-Hat-847329974 The Wandering Village is available on Steam, Xbox One, Windows, Mac, Linux, and Xbox Series X/S. 

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@grinbrothers Tumblr: http://grinbrothers.tumblr.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrinBrothers

[barelegadventureboy]

[leahazel]

The duality of onbu: first screenshot is the "survival monument" that you get after 100 days of living more or less harmoniously with onbu; second screenshot is onbu very nearly starving while beset by ocean spores (because someone thought it would be fun to try a 'no agriculture' challenge).

[5mind]

(( SORRY IF IM SLOW IN REPLIES, THE VILLAGE BEAST MANAGEMENT GAME HAS ITS GRIP ON ME 

[reinaldoutilidades]

Nova Itapemirim | NOVAS LINHAS | NOVOS ÔNIBUS | Linhas InterEstaduais

[hymnism]

release the list

(i feel like i should mention these are all games ive personally played so if any of these make you go "why isn't [GAME] on here it's probably cuz i haven't played it. anyway)

(obligatory mention to hades/disco elysium/omori since they're some of my favorite games but im sure everyone already knows about them. they are lovely games and you should play them 👍)

darkest dungeon ($25) - turn based roguelike where you recruit mercenaries and send them on dungeon explorations and make sure they don't die of stress or starvation alongside the regular monster attacks. notoriously difficult. imagine bloodborne but turn based

ftl: faster than light ($10)- real time roguelike where you control a small crew and pilot a spaceship on the run from a rebel fleet. manage power and weapons on your own ship while targeting critical systems on the enemy

loop hero ($15)- a roguelike where your character will automatically walk in a loop while you use cards to add terrain with different effects such as spawning monsters to give you loot or increasing your healing. very unique with a beautiful pixel artstyle and banger soundtrack

moonlighter ($20)- a roguelike rpg where you go dungeon diving and try to bring back as much loot as you can so that you can sell it in your shop

shadows of doubt ($20)- early access. a first person sandbox detective simulator where each case is procedurally generated. randomly generates a town with npcs that all have names and addresses and relationships. put together clues from a crime scene and try to catch a killer before they strike again. work odd jobs between cases to keep yourself fed and housed

ultrakill ($25) fast paced first person shooter with a style system ala devil may cry. you play as a robot fighting through the layers of hell. mankind is dead. blood is fuel. hell is full

crypt of the necrodancer ($15)- a rhythm based roguelike dungeon crawler where you and your enemies are only allowed to move on beat. banger soundtrack goes without saying

everhood ($10)- a rhythm based rpg where you play as a red doll who had their arm stolen and is trying to get it back. battles involve moving between 5 lanes to avoid enemy attacks. if you like undertale you'll like this

spiritfarer ($30)- management and adventure game where you play as a spiritfarer who needs to care for spirits on her boat before leading them into the afterlife. incredibly charming and touching game. you will cry

let's school ($20)- management sim where you build and manage a school and help students graduate by setting up different courses. addicting and has a very cute artstyle

let's build a zoo ($20)- management sim where you. well where you build a zoo. a very silly game that includes a morality system where you can choose to be eco friendly and help repopulate endangered species or you can exploit your animals for their meat and produce. also has an animal splicing mechanic. haven't you ever wanted to make a giraffe with a duck head

the wandering village ($25)- early access. a city builder with the twist that you live on the back of a giant wandering beast named onbu. you help care for onbu as he wanders though different biomes that force you to adjust your resource production as some things become unavailable (such as water in a desert)

frostpunk ($30) a survival city builder where you build around a central core and try to prevent everyone from freezing to death in progressively colder temperatures

monster sanctuary ($20)- a metroidvania style creature collector with a unique combo meter that will continue to build and increase your damage based on the number of "hits" you can perform (healing buffs and shields also count as hits) and each monster has different skill trees that you can upgrade and customize

coral island ($30)- farming life sim with a unique underwater area where you can live and farm and raise aquatic plants and animals. you work to help restore the island after and oil spill ruined the surrounding ocean. i should mention that although this game is technically not in early access it is still unfinished and missing large chunks of gameplay/interactions/story. however there is still a healthy amount of content and is still a fun game as it is

apico ($20)- a beekeeping sim where you keep bees to make and sell honey while also breeding and releasing them to help restore their numbers in the wild

spirittea ($20)- a management and life sim where you manage a bathhouse for ghosts and help the townsfolk who think they're haunted (they're right). basically a cross between stardew valley and spirited away

cloud meadow ($20)- early access. this is a porn game ⚠️ a farming sim where instead of regular animals you have anthro characters and you can breed them either yourself or with each other and have them help in combat or on your farm. very cute artstyle and amazing animation work

[synapticabyss]

Onbu.

[emuwarum]

They announced this is the discord server!

[satin-the-long-furby]

After a long day you find yourself in an unfamiliar place. You know you should be scared but you can't bring yourself to feel anything other than peace and calm. Even though you can't see the sky you have this feeling that its nighttime. A creature, that you for some reason already know the name of, Onbu, welcomes you. A tent is set up with no visible source of light in the inside. She tells you that you need a break. So why not forget yourself with her for just a moment. The next morning you awake in your bed with one of the best rests you've had.

[beingatoaster]

The Wandering Village is quite addictive! I live for Onbu. I would die for Onbu. He is my most beloved kaiju <3

[monsterkissed]

i have been playing a lot of The Wandering Village lately. it's neat! the premise is that in a world full of toxic spores choking the life out of the planet, you build a village on the back of an onbu, a massive earthy creature. which is obviously rad as hell, but the mechanics are really neat.

because the village does, in fact, Wander, you have to account for the different biomes your onbu trundles thru. in the mountains area you might find lots of rocks and minerals, but a shortage of trees to create planks from. in a desert many crops will struggle to grow at all, and the water wells you use to gather water from the vapour in the air will stop working entirely. in the ocean biome you can start fishing for food and evaporate seawater to make salt and fresh water, but swimming tires out your onbu a lot more than walking and islands for it to rest and feed will be scarse.

that last part is important, because while your regular villagers are fairly standard city building ppl, who will get rowdy if they don't have enough food, housing and decoration, the onbu itself is like one big villager. it needs to eat, and not every biome will have enough food to sustain it, requiring you to build kitchens to make food for it and one of my favourite items conceptually in any game, the Onbu Trebuchet, which you use to fire food at it. like your villagers it will succumb to the fungal fumes over time, and moreso if it sleeps in an area where they are dense. a special pharmacy and doctors to will cure it, but take up a lot of resources that your villagers could really use. you can build a hornblower to give the onbu commands to try and direct its behaviour, but whether or not it listens is a matter of trust.

because in addition to being a huge villager, the onbu is also a walking resource factory. there are stony protrusions on its back that you can mine, and when you run out of those you can mine its very bones. its bile can be processed into flammable gas, and its blood into food. even its parasites can be cultivated, providing food or allowing you to manipulate the onbu's health. the onbu won't *like* any of this, but in this wasteland it might mean the difference between survival and all of your deaths.

it's a great game to start up because you're feeling bored and promptly black out for five hours. would rec.