What if you already lived many lives before this life, and you'll live many lives after? Maybe in your prior lives you were in poverty, or slavery, or illness, or extreme abuse, or war, or some other kind of terrible hardship that you can't imagine. And maybe your next life, or lives, will throw you back into the frying pan of suffering. Maybe this life is a free pass, a holiday, a save room, between horrors. The odds that what you're going through is really that bad are quite low in the scope of human existence. So, maybe, look around and see your life from this perspective and take a sigh of relief that you're here. Enjoy the break and try to make the most of it.
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"Chords" is a retro 16-bit visual novel. Join Akio & Scamp in a cyberpunk visual novel packed with puzzles, music, chaos and questionable decisions.
Wishlist on Steam.
Status update. Continuing to learn C# using R.B. Whitaker's C# The Player's Guide and stepping into the world of Y's and the Sega Master System, on Game Gear, and on Analogue Pocket.
These "Insecta" bug enemies kind of remind me of Olthoi from Asheron's Call.
If you are ever going to be successful making things you have to hold on to a vision and a point of view on things. You can seek some feedback but if you try to please everyone "you" will be filtered out of the end results and all you have to offer people is you.
@SinkingStarGame I'll buy the Switch 2 version as long as it's not a game key card.
How about a physical Thekla Collection (Braid, The Witness, OotSS)?
A.I... A.I...
People think it's not worth climbing the mountain now because someone built an elevator to the top.
They think that the view from the summit is the same, whether you climbed the mountain yourself or took an easy ride up.
No. It's not the same. And when you climb the mountain to the top and look down from the summit, you're looking into a part of yourself.
I'm won't use A.I. to write my software.