#3d workers island

[wannabezangoose]

same energy

[littlehumansizedbugg]

bitches will be like "this peice of media genuinely makes me sick. I am both mentally and physically unwell. it has done irreversible damage to me. I wish I can go back to before I even found out about it." and then recommended it to a good friend with a big smile on their face like it's the best thing ever created.

its me. I do this. and it IS the best thing ever created.

[decamarks]

3D Workers Island by Tony Domenico

[unrealward]

How many of them are sitting at the bottom of the ocean?

[doujinshii]

again and again and again

[buhbuhbenz]

new tony pressedyes stuff no one talk to me

[nobodys-saviour]

[all-consuming-sea]

[pteridomaniawriter]

New Essay I've been working on for the past bit. It's on Tony Domenico's 3d Workers Island. I'm surprised I haven't seen much in analysis really despite how rich it is.

[katy-133]

[bunadryl]

it's not even a good screensaver. the island will leave it's mark forever.

[a-pickle-jar]

[3dworkers]

if you think that you’re strong enough, if you think you belong enough

[kunikloj]

Trying to get people into Petscop and 3D Workers Island like “no you don’t get it, it’s so good because it’s so sad. like it’s really really sad, you’ll feel so bad and unsettled, it’s great”

[dogmouthhorse]

(...)her transformation into a human body is often interpreted as an act of violence itself. (In general, any movement between fiction and reality, in either direction, is treated with an undertone of terror.)

[gnomeniche]

you Will read 3d workers island. it’s so detailed and rich. it captures an atmosphere of old internet rumors and creepypasta very well WHICH ties into the narrative’s themes of what outsiders see/don’t see in familial abuse situations + interpreting media and seeing a reflection of one’s experiences

i love the open-endedness about what is real or fiction. it works thematically whether you choose to see the creepiness as real or a rumor, whether the program is alive or not. i also love that even if nothing nefarious is there it’s still meaningful to the people who see themselves in amber