Reblog if you’re dead
Wanna see how many people are dead
lcom:
Drawings have been coming slow as of late because my available time has been going into the game I’m working on: Cart Stacker Profssional.
Since I realized people probably have little to no clue what this thing I’ve been putting a lot of effort into is, I created this little Work-In-Progress gameplay demo.
You can grab the previous version from its itch.io page. This version is still in development, and will focus on the multiplayer experience and a bunch of framework / behind-the-scenes improvement. I do have more ideas for the future, including a full Tetris Attack-style story mode and more gameplay features, but those are being put off to future version to ensure that the current features get proper attention and effort.
If you like what you see or just wanna support me, please share this video with your friends, or even grab the currently available version of the game and show that off. It’s a game I’m very happy with so far, and I hope others will enjoy it too.
Just showing off a thing I’ve been working on. I’m really excited about it. And I know I’m onto something good, because it’s the kind of there where when I compile it to test some part of it, I get distracted by just playing it a bunch. A very good sign.
I think it’s like this. This might be that style I was looking to try for this comic.
I’ll pick colors when I nail down the layout. They gotta fit the mood, you know? And I’m moving a lot of things around… but it’s for the better.
That’s always the hard part, looking at it with fresh eyes that don’t want to see hard work get scrapped and redone.
Look how far we’ve come…
When did this become less attractive than THIS? Reblog if you appreciate classical beauty :)
Vintage Soviet Postcard (1965) / Vasilisa the Beautiful folk tale illustration / artist Ivan Bilibin (via etsy)
It’s Alice
Old time religion.
(Erol Otus, from AD&D Deities & Demigods, TSR, 1980. This is from a later printing without the Cthulhu and Melnibone mythoi. The picture is dated ‘81 so perhaps this art was added to the later printings to fill a blank page?) (Edit — Yep, this is a replacement picture from a third printing in 1981.)
Dead Rising 2: Case Zero
Publisher: Capcom
Developer: Blue Castle Games / Capcom Vancouver
Platform: Xbox 360
Year: 2010YOU WILL NEVER HAVE ANOTHER HERO
YOU WILL NEVER HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE
YOU’LL FALL
BECAUSE YOU NEVER TRIED TO STAND FOR YOURSELVES!
digitallyfanged, we’ve talked about this…
