I’m probably going against popular opinion here, but I think Badger isn’t bad. And as much as I love space and missions into space, I’m a bit tired of it for the moment.
Something invoking nature would be nice, whether that he something involving animals or natural community of some kind. In keeping with the mouse theme, how about Muro (short for the rodent superfamily name Muroidea)?
Probably won’t have time personally to join, but I’m excited to see the results of this first FediJam!
In This Moment was the soundtrack to my sophomore year of college. So good!
Excellent! I participated in a jam a couple years ago on itch.io, and though I got ahead of myself trying to learn enough Unity and Blender in one week to make a game and though the game didn’t come to fruition… I had a good time and learned a lot.
Looking forward to doing it again. In moderation.
I am also experiencing this. I’ll try opening an issue on the web UI GitHub repo if there isn’t one already soon.
Indeed it is. It provides a framework for adventuring on the road, microcrawls, and dungeons, using “oracles” (tables) to add descriptions and ambiance. I’ve been playing it in a journaling fashion, though my inelegant writing tends to lead to it being more of a log than any sort of prose.
Saw your post on YouTube! Shocked to be the first to arrive, but if you build it they will come, eh? Looking forward to the community growing
Oh man, I used to have a bunch of Bionicle sets at one point when I was a kid, but one day my dad decided that they were "devil toys" and chucked them in the bin for some reason. But MAN there were good times with the Toa before that.
And I’m a sucker for coffee, so I might have to check that one out. These all sound like good recommendations, thanks!
Vampire Survivors is fantastic. Though I’ve only “beat” a level once so far. I feel like I’m missing something. Happy to see that new update today though.
Okay, that clicks with other things I’ve heard recently. Thank you.
I know you don’t get a lot of comments on these posts, but they are appreciated by some of us nonetheless! Thanks for your weekly efforts! :)