Wow that looks really striking!

Makes me hopeful to see ETQW show up somehow

Iove Mausship and Motherritter, but as much as I love reading all this content I still have backlogs of things for both I haven't read yet, let alone played. I want to back them but am not sure I can justify it.

Discoverability still is one of the biggest problems for games. There are so many competing for time, let alone money. I stumbled across the playtest here, and from that the rest of your games.

Absurdly cool.

Seriously it looks great. Best of luck!

I would like to hear from a Denizen who clawed their way up to boss!
How did you start out?
How did you adjust to the different playstyle?
Who will you never forgive?

You weird magic game man I have backed this immediately now give me more distorted yet evocative imagery and sinister funky synth.

Yes, 100%. People being able to drop the masks and just delight over the shared experience was fantastic. I've joined one post O/U server, the community is too great not to.

That said, I understand why they weren't promoted from the beginning: the RP was never meant to be the main part of the game. But put that many ttrpg players in a space together and you can't be surprised at the outcome

How do yours work with the catalysts? Are players adventurers?

This is really interesting. It took me quite a while to get into the flow of how to structure the RP, and I found once people started using ((ooc)) more there was way more scope for interesting scenes as they could check in on others directly. Some more explicit guidelines would have helped.

That's beautiful.

I should probably do this for the PDCS, but the problem is that currently the artists are credited under their O/U character names. I'm going to have to yell into the void a bit.

This is really cool

"Good luck trying to get my data, I'm behind 33 hackers!"

Many thanks for your service, Tabulator.

These are amazing! Can I pop them in a bug room in the-snee.itch.io/pdcs ?

I need to replay Godhusk. I feel like some knowledge gained at the end is relevant at the start.
I mean re read. I mean replay. I mean re read.

I'm looking at other HP game lore books too. Currently reading Mock Soul and it's great!

There were so many creative people playing #over/under that you'd find interesting stories with anyone you interacted with, regardless of the overarching drama. The differences of perspective and experience from dreamers scattered between the factions to the Big Dogs (so to speak) is huge!