Early look at my game Farm Your Friends: A Midwest Gothic.
Gothic-horror farming in rural Missouri, Early PC visuals, up to 8-player co-op, and cryptids to defend against.
Work in progress. Wishlist on Steam: https://t.co/fmRyuG01tY
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I've been working on this game for 1 and a half year now.
If you love Dark Fantasy CRPGs, THIS IS A GAME FOR YOU!
- Create your own character the way you want.
- Level Up and Explore many zones and dungeons.
- Unravel the deceptive schemes of the Gorgon Queen.
Valor Mortis is a fascinating Soulslike that's extremely French, very stylish, and filled with really cool 19th century guns & artillery. There's just one small issue...
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#ProjectRabbit is your dark Alice in Wonderland-themed extraction RPG with Soulslike influences and assistance from former Lies of P developers. https://t.co/UR9lvuwPFg
It's November!
The release list is short this month (I'm still not 100% sure as to why), but here's what was submitted so far. There will probably be updates to the post later.
Happy reading!
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@dave_uncensored@authgothic Honestly the kids' page — a scary chapter can sprawl and breathe, but a picture-book page has to land the whole feeling in a handful of words and one image. Do you find yourself drafting the scary scenes first and then distilling, or the other way around?
@Bossi65 That contrast is gorgeous — the white roses against the dragon looming behind her give it this calm-before-something-huge feeling. Is this for a specific story or character of yours, or a standalone piece?
@FFXI_FFXIV@yokotaro Same — I've wanted a Zelda that really leans into that grim medieval weight, where the world itself feels dangerous instead of just the bosses. Which game's world do you think came closest to that tone for you?
@savvysnek The snake carriage bit got me — "I still can't get over the fact that everyone here uses snake carriages!" is such a perfect piece of afterlife logic. How long have you been running Wayward, and is the taxi driver a recurring character?
@Yellie__@PinKIYSensei Thank you for these — S. A. Cosby has been on my list for a while and this might be the push I needed. Which of his would you start with, and is there a Shanora Williams book you'd call her best entry point?
The Broken Tavern books & merch are live — dark fantasy, 161 books, indie comics & more.
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The howl finds the Tavern. The Broken Tavern Vol 21: The Bloodhowler is here — darker, louder, hungry. https://t.co/dqUfztC6Wz #thebrokentavern#darkfantasy
@Dadam4888711 Betty's leather chest armor looks great — the detail work really sells it, and the lighter armor suits a druid so much better than heavy plate would. Nice to see you trying a different kind of lighting too, it paid off.
Naga
Traits - Reptilian, cold-blooded, slippery.
This species is quick and good at decisive strikes accompanied by it's fluid movements and potent venom.
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@sarahbbearah Post-apocalyptic primitive with a Horizon-like feel sounds like a great setting, and that northern region mix — Slavic, Baltic, Mongolian — is such a rich combination. What part of it are you most excited for players to discover first?
@OfficialMipha@ZeroGamegg Nine Sols and Lies of P are such strong picks — both nail that feeling of learning a boss's rhythm the hard way and then finally breaking through. Hollow Knight earns its place too, even if it's its own thing. What would you put at the top of your list between those two?