无声岛.

[랩탑뺑이치는중 @Seagnalis]

#chainsawman #akiangel
I Akiangelified that scene

[𝑺𝒆𝒓𝒆𝒏𝒍𝒚 @thinxspic]

this house looks like it holds a thousand gentle stories

[无声岛. @Gentle5s]

@ppoo9527l 谢谢

[无声岛. @Gentle5s]

@SandsL8396 关注了

[无声岛. @Gentle5s]

@iiooiii11 1

[mano mouth @mano__aaa]

涅槃

[rosie kujo @rosieposiestory]

THE REAL THING IS BESIDE HIM😭😭

[祁半夏 @Naka_Ge_]

#每日meme
还真是，还真是

[-•▪︎ 𝙼 ▪︎•- @ABaby183]

Us.

[L-Fox17💜VGen @Fox17L]

I can never escape this one 😭

[라포 @lapo5858]

흑흑 늦어버렷따ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 희떠야 생일 추카해,,🥳🎂🎉🎁🐰🥕💚💙 #뿌리없는나무

[얄뽕 @yalppong]

2021 2025

[Cing 夢 @cingnyin]

Werewolf or Vampire? 🎃🧛🐺 #Varflins #rerflins

[🔪 American McGee 🖤 @americanmcgee]

I still wish someone could explain this to me. Why is it that an account with 5~6k followers can get 10k likes on a post about my game - while when *I* post about it, I am lucky to get 300 likes? And I have 50k+ followers. Are all my followers dead?

This same thing happened during the entire time we were trying to drum up public support for "Alice: Asylum" - all that art, design, and other effort was essentially lost to the void.

Why it frustrates me: In terms of the sort of response a publisher would want to see as a measure of the IP's potential, there was practically nothing.

But to this day when a random X/Insta account posts up a video montage - it blows the doors off.

What gives?

PS: No shade toward those who pull these kind of numbers. More power to you. But I do wish some of that power could have been shown in response to the effort we made trying to get a 3rd game made 🤷

[nora 🌱 @norafawn]

my attempt at a silent hill cosplay 🖤