#Enigma adds on

[enigmawriteswhump]

@whumpsoda omg, our OCs could have a play date (!) I just realised!

(of course I mean, when mine get their new vampire masters! ^^)

Of course, no pressure! Just thought "omg! PLAY DATE"

my ocs wanted to ask if your ocs wanted to come over for a play date

[attleboy]

can you draw Pomni in a liminal space?

kept thinking about this ask so... pomni on the bus for tonight

original image here! it should link to the source now :D

[atthebell]

Enigma do Medo/Enigma of Fear

Hello Tumblr users! Do you love horror? Love puzzles? How about female protagonists? Cute dog companions? Enjoy supporting indie games?

I have the game for you!!!

Enigma do Medo, or Enigma of Fear in English, is a puzzle/horror/investigation game about a girl named Mia and her dog Lupi searching for her lost father in a mysterious house, previously inhabited by a family afflicted by the paranormal. Mia has to solve puzzles and find clues in order to discover what really happened in the house and to, hopefully, save her dad, Senhor Veríssimo (Mr. Verity), the head of the paranormal investigation agency they are both a part of.

Enigma do Medo's FREE demo is out now on Steam for the Steam Scream festival and the full release will be out November 28th of this year-- that's less than a month away! The game has been in the works for four years now and is finally coming out after a ton of hard work.

Enigma do Medo is translated into English and Spanish along with the original Brazilian Portuguese and has some incredible voice acting along with an amazing pixel-y/2-D and 3-D art style!

There are snarky NPCs, you can pet your dog companion (as many times as you want, even!), and the puzzles are exciting and tie in with the game's narrative.

Enigma do Medo is being created by Brazilian content creator Rafael "Cellbit" Lange and Brazilian games studio Dumativa. It's based off Cellbit's TTRPG show and system, Ordem Paranormal (Paranormal Order), which also delves into the paranormal (obviously), with tons of cool monsters and interesting narratives about human choices and survival. Enigma do Medo is an independent story, meaning you don't need to have seen Ordem to play it, although if you have seen it, it provides some fun background info.

(If you're interested in the RPG show, here is a link to the English version of the wiki, which lists where to find all the episodes on both YouTube and Twitch-- there are official English subtitles for the first two seasons, and they made a special two-part spin-off entirely in English with some international creators called Ordem Paranormal: Quarantena.)

[lost-my-sanity1]

okay but gmmtv found out about transitions and life's been better

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2. the best one so far

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[mysticscorpia]

Spiderman being the only realistic take just makes it for me.

Summon the suit!

BONUS

[diseaseriddencube]

I wonder if the writing team was different between season 3, 4 and 5. each season has a different feel and it's really off-putting

[sofastuffing]

i have a headache

[anonymocha]

[ GENDER ENVY LIST UPDATED ]

[mysticscorpia]

Ahh, but to be bathed in sweet softness, you can imagine that it is not a thousand needles being drilled into your back. Ahh, the wonders of sensory processing. Wouldn't it be lovely to be power washed, and it not hurt...

nothing more disappointing than a shower with low water pressure. i don’t want to feel like a wet sad beast left out in the rain i want to be power washed.

[locusfandomtime]

I’m aware iceberg memes are somewhat out of fashion and I’m sure somebody has done this before but, I like Hermitcraft and theories are my favourite part of any fandom, so I decided to make one.

Still a WIP though! I am actively looking for suggestions and weird facts and theories to add! If you think something should be moved up/down, let me know too. Particularly looking for suggestions for the lower tiers and of things from seasons pre S6 (as that’s when I started watching)

As a note, I’m only including lore/theories directly from the HC universe. So meta stuff (e.g. Mumbo’s redstone started an irl fire) isn’t going in here, or fandom stuff (e.g. watcher!Grian). I decided the tiers based on 1) how well known the thing is (with things from more recent seasons/more popular hermits being higher up) and 2) how insane and weird and complex the topic is. The last tier is going to be for those real insane stretch theories, but currently I only have my own.

[dungeons-and-dragon-age]

woo first enigma of kirkwall entry of the playthrough! 🎉

[theflyingfeeling]

Delta Enigma @ Lutakko, Jyväskylä, 18.5.2024

[steevejr]

margo has done a lot of interesting contradictory stuff but in my mind her most intriguing moment is when desta is musing on the ethics of raising meat rabbits (normal conversation to have) and margo is like "idk if its ethical and that's why i mostly stick to fish -_-" ethically dubious in her mind to eat meat but she'll happily kill a guy with zero hesitation. or a horse (as long as you don't eat the horse afterwards because THAT would be weird and ethically dubious). anyway more fantasy novels should have characters with food preferences. the depth you can add just based on what they refuse to eat is so vast.

[sisyphusmile]

I'm not surprised when seeing Elio's reply about Daenaera's age. I've long realized characters like Daenaera were created as a plot device from the start. As a plot device her fate was set from the start back in 1999 is to replace the dead Targaryen Queen and as a walking womb to continue the Targ dynasty, so are a lot of royal female characters following her. About her young age entering marriage I can understand George's motive of whatever that makes her beddable in 143 AC (doesn't mean I fully agree with it, but it's rather understandable). That's just a very practical way to deal with tool-like characters. No need to judge him morally. Because as Elio stated over and over again asoiaf series including fire and blood are just fictional, not even serious literature. Only serious literature serves as an reflective agency of the real world, to make people reflect on serious questions in real society. But not commercial fictions like asoiaf. So personally I won't really judge George that hard on his misunderstanding of age and marriage in medieval times.

And I, regardless of what George's original intention to create Daenaera at the first place, am content and love her as a character As How she was ultimately presented in the published book. I'm happy to see her as a tiny replaceable screw in that large monarchy system having her own emotion and self-awareness. That's the enough reason for me to like the part of George's writing about her.

And as far as I can comprehend from Elio's text. Daenaera's existence was not the reason of someone being killed. Their fate was set from the start, and George doesn't really care about any meanings behind It. The fate exists just because the author wants it to.

And I always think people shouldn't judge before viewing the whole thing

[lesausageperson]

cray zee little man committing evils and malicious deeds while suffering from migraines and steadily increasing brain damage

[mysticscorpia]

"Regrettably French Orphan Recently Returned from Abroad"

So how does one become "Regrettably" French?,😂😂😂

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