The game's trailer features an AI-generated song about the joys of being a modern housewife. The developer has released other games such as Doomer Simulator and a dating/sex sim. There is currently only one reply to their reddit post, which simply says "looks poggers". Much to unpack.

I’m super intrigued by Scornhorn because each time I see a gif or hear you describe it my grasp of what the game is about weakens.

Persimmon?

Ooooh!

This is reflected in the broader narratives too. In Hades, Zagreus’s rebellion against his family and fate feels like a myth. In Hades 2, Melinoe’s fight against a bad guy feels like a superhero plot.

Don’t just casually flash-bang me back to the 2000s like that.

Nerds will point out that all games are documents of their own creation, which is true, but only the cool ones include photos of the developers’ pomeranians.

Oof, that was an optimistic estimate before. I can say the console version is coming along nicely, but it wouldn't be wise for me to make any time estimates right now.

I just re-played last week to celebrate this being fully healed!

Wow! That's amazing.

@sintoj.bsky.social look at this!

This is what I assumed “vibe coding” was, and I was devastated when I learned the truth. Shithead programming forever.

Kind of an interesting one because there must be fans who love the lore/music/art but barely touch the games because they don't like competitive fighters, and fans who have poured in hundreds of hours perfecting combos but don't care for the lore.

There's probably a section who are aware of the genocide run due to the memes, but unaware of the pacifist run because they only played the neutral ending.

The experience of a “casual” and a “heavily invested” Undertale player must be radically different. What else is like this? Evangelion, maybe?