#clever girls

[clevergirlsrpg]

Apart from battles, much of your time in Clever Girls will be spent exploring forgotten places, marveling at the strange things that humans left behind.

[strflr]

I'm so excited to finally share the coming soon page + trailer for a game that I've been doing illustration and art direction for, Clever Girls! If you're curious, the very talented team and I would love for you to add it to your Steam wishlist to follow its progress! (:

[abstractmishaps]

This looks so so so so cool! Ah I love the art style and premise so much! Feels like a game I've always wanted!

Also a steam link if people wanna wishlist!

[guttersnarls]

I'm sorry but did Sleep Token just call opossum?

Then next day announce a tour

LOL

Clever

[marlynnofmany]

no fucking way

[hellman55]

Clever Girls - Six One Indie Showcase Trailer

[zzthekaiju]

Well...this could be fun.

Really digging the art style/premise here! And I adore that Utahraptor design!

Between this and Kyoryu, I'm starting to hope that dinosaurs no longer have to waste away in boring survival sims (which is a shame because a lot of the designs in said sims are pretty good, unless you're The Isle, in which only about 30% of designs are good).

[dinosaurnews]

Sorry, PETA, I would 100% eat a T-Rex.

[ladymcbirb]

Aussie Magpies? Yeah, sounds about right.

[linuxgamenews]

Unleash Your Inner Dinosaur: Introducing Clever Girls

Clever Girls story-driven turn-based RPG game shows solid signs of Linux support with Windows PC. The skilled team at Ossifrage Games has shared exciting details about their latest project. Due to make its way onto Steam next year. I just stumbled upon this new title, Clever Girls from Ossifrage Games, and it's something quite unique. Players will step into the scales of a dinosaur, not just any dinosaur, as you outwit, ambush, or simply destroy your human captors. This is a blend of a Tactical RPG and a Visual Novel, which sounds like a fresh twist. Set in a bio-engineered, near-future Earth, Clever Girls lets you play as a renegade squad of dinosaurs. You're not just mindlessly rampaging; you're thinking, planning, and strategizing. Each of the four distinct dinosaurs has its combat style and abilities. As a result, each character brings something unique to the table, or in this case, the wild prehistoric landscape. On top of that, Ossifrage also has an interest in bringing Linux support to the table:

We're using Unreal Engine 5, which has a lot of out-of-the-box support for Linux, so making a Linux build shouldn't be too difficult of a technical task.

Ossifrage are eager to bring the title to a wide audience, but they need your help. They're considering multiple platforms, and Steam wishlist stats are crucial in their decision-making. So, they're encouraging all Linux players looking forward to Clever Girls to add the game to their Steam Wishlist using the native client. Also, check out the trailer, it's kind of hilarious.

Clever Girls Announcement Trailer

Now, here's where it gets even more interesting. This title isn't just about combat and strategy. It has a deep, evolving relationship system within your dino squad. These aren't just any team members; they're friends, and maybe even rivals. As their relationships change and grow, you unlock unique Teamwork Abilities. Imagine how that could turn the tide in tricky situations. As for the Clever Girls world itself, it's described as a gorgeous, stylized prehistoric world. So, you're not just playing in a bland setting; you're roaming through a beautifully crafted environment that brings the past and the future together. Tactically, you've got options. You can go stealth, use vocal mimicry to deceive, or just rely on good old brute strength. It's up to you how you want to approach each challenge, which adds a lot of replay value. In essence, this isn't just a playthrough; it's an experience that combines strategy, relationships, and a visually stunning world. For those who like a bit of strategy mixed with character-driven storytelling, the title seems like a must-have. Keep an eye on it, especially if you're into dinosaurs and tactical challenges with a twist! Clever Girls story-driven turn-based RPG has just been announced and is available to Wishlist on Steam. Plus, it's part of the Dinos vs Robots Festival, which sounds like a blast. Hoping to make its way onto Linux and Windows PC.

[beyondthisdarkhouse]

After months of research and development and market testing and perfecting the first item I feel confident selling online, I have realized... that it is an incredibly niche item that only a specific subset of absolute nerds would want to buy, and I will have to do a ton of explaining the basic idea over and over again before people generally get what it is I'm even selling. RIP me

[clevergirlsrpg]

They've got places to be! 🐊🐔🛶

[strflr]

does clever girls have gay dinos

All the playable dinos are female, and all of them will be able romance each other (or just be friends, or rivals) depending on the player's choices. In short: yes!

[ultralaser]

avatar where everything is the same except the na'vi are velociraptors

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

You're mine now, old man.

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[tetheredfeathers]

One of the things that amazes me the most about the trilogy is how subtly Collins molds Katniss' mindset to a softer and more understanding place. And how does she do it?

Through Peeta.

Peeta is the embodiment of empathy, love, and kindness, which is one of the first things Katniss notices about him. He is the first person to deciphers the main goal of the games: to pit the districts against one another, as mere pawns to the Capitol.

Katniss imitates Peeta more than we think.

In the first book, when her ally Rue is killed, she finally understands that Peeta had figured it out before tepping foot in the arena. She begins to rethink her animal instincts that made her kill Marvel without a second thought, wondering what the games had made of her.

She understands, what she and had Gale refused to at the beginning of the book, when he says that killing a human is no different. But it is different, and this is a point of epiphany for her. She covers Rue with flowers to show that she is not a piece in their games.

Ultimately, this change leads to the final move with the berries that sparks the rebellion. It is Peeta's ideology of non-conformity and rebellion through non-violence that saves them both and leads their country to freedom.

Additionally, in Catching her demeanour towards the other victors is amusing to say the least. It is obvious that she has let go of her survivalist mentality, she gives the victors a chance (even the most extreme ones such as Cashmere, Glass and Enobaria ) to view them as they really are, setting aside the Capitol created image.

Peeta’s empathy and moral integrity underpin her actions and decisions as she leads the rebellion, she conveys that true leadership involves compassion and understanding, and not just strategy and strength.

Through Peeta, she learns to love more and to have more understanding for the people around her, whether it be her prep team or a career tribute. Peeta's existence is what primarily helps her survive and prevents her from adopting Gale's extreme realist approach to war.

Katniss is the apex of the love triangle, representing the middle ground between Peeta and Gale's liberal and realist approaches. However, she is unsure of her stance at the beginning of the first book.

“Not people,” I say. “How different can it be, really?” says Gale grimly. The awful thing is that if I can forget they’re people, it will be no different at all.

Throughout Mockingjay, Katniss often finds herself at odds with Gale’s strategies, especially when they involve potential civilian casualties. And even then Peeta is physically absent, his voice rings at the back of her head. Even in his semi hijacked state he manages to guide Katniss in his propos.

"Is this really what we want to do? Kill ourselves off completely? In the hopes that — what? Some decent species will inherit the smoking remains of the earth?”

Peeta brings out this sympathetic side, and so she symbolically becomes a neutral ground between Gale and Peeta's mindsets. She embodies the balance between a liberal and realist approach to war.