#massive puppers

[warpedpuppeteer]

Why is Oliver so fucking big?? Every time I see him I'm taken back like... he's so MASSIVE. He's like a titan or something. Just a giant wall of a human being. Double door refrigerator ahh type.

[puppercupboard]

She's here to steal your girl and your ship!

Tip your artists! 🐩

[silntfangs]

Okay so all you need to know about my oc is that he’s a huge 8’0” werewolf that will tap at your bedroom window, and when you finally look over you see this:

[icequeenbae]

I don’t get it….

How is Mr Byun so huge and so tiny at the same time???

CHANBAEK ☆ DON’T GO ⏤ exo’ clock fanmeet (cr.)

[ladykakata]

My List of Demands for Hades II

ZAGREUS

I'm just going to list Zagreus until I run out of breath. I just need to see my baby boy again okay please tell me he's still as sweet and handsomes as ever

WHERE IS THANATOS we need our resident irritable goth to partner with the Prince of the Underworld

CERBERUS a lot of people noticed he was missing from the family portrait with baby Mel, he cannot have come to total harm otherwise there would be a massive riot and there'd be no game because Hades himself would go NUCLEAR if anything happened to his pupper

The Furies will be interesting. Meg can be salty somewhere far away from me, but Alecto getting her ass kicked by someone who isn't Zagreus would be novel. I'm betting at least two people (Meg and Zag) would make sure DUSA is safe and she's small enough/can float where she can disappear somewhere if need be

Hermes BETTER be married to Charon I swear to Gods you CANNOT put him in THAT outfit and not have them married come on. I doubt the game would let me have Zag and Than be underworld husbands but at least give THOSE TWO as a gift to the fandom

ACHILLIES AND PATROCLES. I did not watch the entire storyline playthrough multiple times and just adore how married they are only for something to mess that up. Even if it's just Patrocles holding Achilles back from attacking Odysseus I'm here for it let me see my uncles again

I'm not too worried about Persephone because a) Hades would move dimensions in order to keep her safe without hesitation and b) Grandma Demeter has her war gear on so Chronos is fucked either way

Zagreus ... mi son ... plz ... where mi son ...

[cryptid-paint]

Jayvik dog au! More under the cut!

Puppyhood:

Jayce:

-Jayce was a very spoiled pupper. He was probably born on a small but successful local farm, he's the only puppy of Ximena (the family who owned the farm's Bernese mountain dog) and their neighbors newfoundland

-despite growing up with dobermans, at age 12 Cait wanted a dog of her own, one that she could fully take care of. Her mother insisted they already had dogs but Caitlyn complained that while loving and fun the dobbies had been trained as protection and hunting dogs and she just wanted a puppy of her own to play with since she had no siblings. In fact she insisted so much that eventually they adopted Jayce for Cait's 12th birthday.

-jayce, as any dog that lives on the kiramman household received top tier level training and knows how to behave like the perfect dog if the kirammans are hosting a gala. But when the guests are away. Jayce inmediately vacuums all the little crumbs of food that may have fallen to the ground and doesn't minds when attendees pamper him by giving him fancy cheese cubes, no one resists his puppy eyes and he knows it.

-cait on the other hand absolutely spoils him, she lets him jump into her bed at bedtime while her dad reads her a bedtime story and she hugs her pupper. Jayce ofc is those kind of massive dogs who aren't aware of their size and love to cuddle so oftenly he ends up pushing Cait off the bed due to his size.

-overall he's very sweet and Cait makes sure his fur is always well brushed. His main fears are the vacuum cleaner, squirrels, cats, ice cubes and little dogs

Viktor:

-Viktor was separed from his mom and litter mates when he was found on the street by Singed. He managed to capture Viktor as his siblings and mom ran away. He tried to follow after them, but after tripping under some rocks, he injured his leg and singed catched him.

-Vik's leg was amputated at Singed's lab and he was going to be used to tests drugs and medicines like other animals singed had in the lab. As a puppy, Viktor's only comfort was the axolotl named rio, who he could see from his cage since Rio's tank was right in front.

-Singed's daughter, Orianna, was the one that, after witnessing Rio's passing, decided to help the rest of the animals and help them escape. Starting with Viktor.

-Once Vik had ran away far enough by following a small stream, he was found by Sky. The girl inmediately noticed his poor state and brought him to Benzo's animal shelter where Benzo and Ekko nursed him back to health. He was adopted a couple weeks later when he was around 2 months and a half by Vander and his family.

Adulthood:

Jayce:

-as they grew up together, Cait considers Jayce as more than just her dog. To her he's also a brotherly figure and someone to confide in. After becoming an enforcer, Caitlyn developed an anxiety disorder due to the things she had to endure as one. She quickly grew tired of her job and decided she wanted nothing to do with it. So she retired and now hosts a recreational shooting school where she teaches the proper use and safety of firearms. Throughout all of this process, Jayce became a huge emotional support por Caitlyn. And she refuses to go anywhere without him.

-Caitlyn now volunteers as a dog trainer in her free time at Benzo's shelter and also goes on patrol to see if she can find any other animals that need help.

Viktor:

-Once adopted by Vander + family, he was inmediately showered by all the love in the world. He tends to sleep by the rustic fireplace, resting by either Vander's or Silco's feet, depending on who's sitting on the old couch by the fireplace to Begin with lmao.

-he gets alright with Claggor and doesn't mind his company either. Milo on the other hand...swears Viktor must have been a shark on a previous life because the small dog has taking to the habit of chasing him and bitting his ankles.

-Vi, Jinx and the most recent family member, Isha are his favorites. He follows the around making sure the three of them are safe. He takes turns to cuddle with each one of them at nightime.

-Vi is usually the one in charge of walking and bathing Viktor, Isha feeds him and Jinx makes him all the cute little doggy sweaters in the world. She's also working with Ekko to build Viktor a doggy wheelchair and a prosthetic leg for him

-Vi and Jinx also Volunteer at Benzo's shelter. Jinx is in charge of giving the new animals a makeover (bath + haircut) and Vi takes the dogs for their daily walks. (That's how she and Cait meet)

-viktor was a bit hesitant about Jayce at first. And Jayce was a bit scared of Viktor although they quickly developed a bond and you can see them both together or following eachother all the time.

-Cait helped Vi to train Viktor and desensitize him to triggers he has due to puppyhood trauma.

-All the girls like to joke around that Jayce and Viktor must be in love or something because they're like Velcro dogs to each other. You can't separate them or Jayce will whine all the way back home and look sad until it's time to go see Viktor again.

[13uckaroo]

An even more massive pupper. 🐶 Patreon sketch for anonymous.

[loupy-mongoose]

I’ve been holding onto a L O T of doodles. Some recent, some not-so-recent but didn’t want to share without certain info being made public.

Soooo massive doodle dump! :D

Pupper practice and some character stuff~

This one is a draw over, the next one is side-by-side to a reference.

I'd been thinking Talon would have a big heavy sword like a claymore or the one FF Cloud has, but then I started thinking this would be a more fun weapon for him~

Drew this one after the AU thing about Eirwen. :')

Some critter buddy concept doodles~

Timber knew Scraps before he left, but Finny joined the crew afterword, so Timber isn't familiar with him.

And now that it's officially revealed (and not just highly implied, lol) that Timber and Coco are a couple, I can share some of the mushy gushies I've drawn of them. XD

There's nothing explicit, but there are clotheless anthro lovey-dovey wolfies in here, if that makes anyone uncomfortable.

That's it for this time! There are still some I'm not ready to share yet, but we'll get there. :>

[bananasfosterparent]

I'm alive still lol

My job is just going through the ringer... Lost a bunch of people for good (new and better jobs, moving to New stores) and bad (fired) reasons. I'm one of the only full timers working with part timers as well.

We just got a massive snow storm too, so I've been stuck in the house for a while..here's my pupper (who just came in from outside and just got all cleaned off) immediately wishing he could be back out there 🤣

But idk I guess just depression and thangs as usual for me. I've been getting back into Skyrim, as I do every winter and that always makes me happy.

Besides that, I have been drawing and stuff! And I will get back to the OC memes! I'm excited to dive into them again.

[howiekingpupper]

It has seemingly became a ritual to make a Howie nation, so here is a pixel Cogger boy

I just want you to know that your work has been a massive comfort to me and others, Eve. Hope you feel better after your surgery!!

I LOVE THE PUPPER.... he looks lovely!!! 💖💖💖💖💖🐶🎀💙💛 Look at that smile.... HOWIE NATION RISE UP....

And thank you so much, this is really sweet 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 it means a lot to me

[smallestapplin]

Request are open! Yippee! Anyways can we get Lain and Sadi with parent reader letting them pet/play with the reader's alpha Pokemon team?

Yes you absolutely can! Found family my beloved-

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If there is one thing Lian and Sabi agree on, it's that your team is strong filled with the most powerful pokemon you could catch and train, your starter was the only odd one out at being a normal sized compared to the rest of your alpha team.

When asked you often answered "Because it was a challenge to catch them which made it fun."

They were harder to train, harder to tame, but that was what made it so rewarding to see them so calm and playful.

Like now.

You had set up a nice quiet spot to make a fire to make some dinner, watching over your children and your pokemon with a smile.

Sabi is completely dwarfed by your alpha Torterra, easily hiding in the Pokémon's tree, where she and Braviary rest napping in the afternoon sun.

While Lian and his Goomy are play fighting with your alpha Arcanine, the large dog pokemon barking and sneezing as his massive fluffy tail wags, kicking up some dust as Lian pounces on him, his laughter echoing in the pleasant breeze.

"Hey no fair!" Your son cries as your Arcanine has him pinned under him, just flopping on top of the boy.

Lian's complaints are silenced once the fire rock type starts licking his face. You try to bite back a laugh at hearing Lian's 'pff!' And struggle to avoid the puppy kisses.

"Ok ok, Topaz! Come here boy." You step away from the cauldron, knowing how your big puppy is.

The moment his name left your mouth he came sprinting and was on you in seconds, tackling you to the ground with a loud 'oof!' Leaving you, your arcanine forgets just how big he is. You groan as now it's your face being slobbered on, you place your hands between you and the giant dog, pushing his face away, but he still struggles and tries to lick your face.

In minutes you hear the sound of tiny foot steps and the sound of Lian jumping on Topaz's back, trying to get the big pokemon off you, even the small Goomy gets near your face and slides onto your chest, or at least what little he can get on.

"Are we having a growlie pile?" Sabi yawns, sliding off your Torterra, waking Sage up, though she only grunts and goes back to peacefully sun bathing with Braviary.

Sabi walks over, rubbing the sleep from her eyes and plops down on the side of Topaz, sighing happily as the dual typing pokemon runs warm.

"Guys, I love you, but please he's so heavy."

You don't think you're strong enough to keep holding Arcanine's face back, and it keeps getting closer the weaker and shakier your arms get.

Lian pokes his head out over top the puppers, looking down at you with a smug smile.

"Dunno if we should help or not, after all our cool parent would never falter!"

"Oh you are such a little-"

You overused puppy wins, taking perfect chance to start licking your face.

Lian cackle at your loud and frantic raspberries, trying to get your big baby to stop licking your face, but it's useless.

Poor goomy isnt spared either.

Sabi barely wakes back up to giggle at your pain, but curls up and passes out on the warm fire type.

Dinner is never getting started at this rate.

[roseofithaca]

That episode just did nothing for me.

Now before I go on, it does have the potential to be saved if the second turns out to be amazing and worth all the build up. But on its own, I have to rant.

I could not care less about Sutekh. Pyramids of Mars is a great story, the villain has an eerie presence and incredibly chilling voice, but as the God of Death on its own? Just the most basic and boring of motivations. Even with that, what made Sutekh so creepy in the original story was that he Did Not Move. He's just stuck in a chair but is able to manipulate others and torture the Doctor mentally. Giant CGI Egyptian pupper does not have the same effect.

And the rest of the episode was just a lot of dragging out and build up for what was clearly not going to be revealed. The episode could have cut a lot of that and just taken a moment to breathe.

Seriously, the Susan thing pissed me off from the cold open because I knew it would be a fake lead. The fact that Ruby seemed so sure of it because of the name and the Doctor went along. "Susan was the name of my granddaughter." - you met a horse with that name in S7! It's extremely common! Not to mention the whole "I'd recognise her" - like you did the Master?

And then there's implying the Doctor never had kids and that Susan is a grandchild from a kid he has in the future. What happened to him telling Donna "I've been a father before"? Speaking of which; FUCKING JENNY! Yes, he doesn't know she's alive, I don't even think RTD does at this point but the more that's just ignored bothers me.

Not to be too mean to this episode; the actors all did amazing. It was great seeing Rose again but I'm also hoping she has a bit more of a purpose being there, it would have been nice to see her and Ruby actually talk properly. Mel telling Fifteen to pick himself up after he hits the wall was a nice little moment.

There's just too many mystery boxes for my liking and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the reveal of Ruby's birth mum has a lot more of an emotional weight. My theory though? They're going to pull a Meet The Robinsons and either have her just be some random woman who gave her up for whatever reason, or Ruby will accept she won't know and she has the mum who raised her and that's enough. Which on paper sounds lovely and was nice in Meet The Robinsons, but for here it would be a massive cop out.

[tierra-paldeana]

// recently learned that in new pokemon snap arbok seem to predate on wooper and i just imagined rika visiting johto, running into an arbok about to eat a johtonian wooper and fucking fistfighting it cause her urge to protect puppers is stronger than her fears of massive pokemon...

plus even if the arbok bit her, she's immune to poison so lmao

[potbellied-pup]

“…wait, you like me being fat? You want me to get even bigger??…well then! I suppose you wouldn’t mind bringing me some more donuts, then?~”

A potbellied pupper who’s eager to please her mayor.

MAIN NOTES

-fat/weight gain RP

-not opposed to NSFW/sex RP

-minors DNI

-fairly literate, somewhat picky

-no art is mine unless stated otherwise

MUSE INFO

Isabelle has always had a bad habit of stress-eating and idle snacking, but when she took on the job of being the village’s secretary, a rather sedentary position, her waistline practically exploded. She suddenly found herself with a huge, bouncy potbelly, a plump pair of boobs, a double-wide dump truck that got stuck in doorways from time to time, a pair of chubby cheeks that made her look extra adorable, and upper arms big enough that you’d need both your hands to wrap around them.

Isabelle is usually rather shy about her weight, being a tad embarrassed of her corpulent figure that her outfits could never even dream of covering, but when she’s in the presence of her precious mayor, she suddenly gains an air of confidence and flirtatiousness, proudly showing off her blubbery assets. She’ll very often ask her coworkers if they’ve got any snacks to share…even though she always has a massive snack stash in her office. If you walk in on Isabelle while she’s working, she’ll always be idly snacking on something, if she isn’t full-on gorging herself on the job.

When it comes to intimacy, Isabelle typically only has the hots for her mayor, but she’s open to fooling around with anyone who gives her enough snacks. Turns out, the way to a woman’s heart is food. If Isabelle is feeling particularly brave, she and her partner might get up to some indecent activities in the office when no one is looking~

KINKS

Main kinks: fat, weight gain, stuffing, burping, force feeding, messy eating, laziness, body worship, sweating, musk, immobility/mobility struggles, blob, fat speak, vore, farting, unkemptness, musk/body odor

Maybes: vomit, minor health issues, darker themes

No-nos: piss/scat, popping, underage, death

PLEASE NOTE

I am somewhat selective with who I RP with. I value at least a bit of literacy, and also not constantly spamming me with requests to RP. Spamming me makes me less likely to want to RP with you. I’m also busy a lot of the time. I’m a college student with ADHD. Be patient if I don’t respond immediately. Thank you.

[postgamecontent]

Nintendo Switch Weekly Round-Up for the Week Ending September 14, 2024

Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the Nintendo Switch Weekly Round-Up for the week ending September 14, 2024. I've decided to carry this on in some fashion even though I'm not at TouchArcade anymore. It's going to be weekly, it's mainly going to be focused on new and notable releases, and I'm definitely not going to be doing the lists of sales. I might call out some specific ones here and there when I consider them juicy enough, though. With that said, let's see what this week brought us.

Select New Releases

Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics ($49.99)

The wildest retro collection you have never dreamt! Capcom tosses all of its arcade-based Marvel games into a package very similar in terms of interface and features to 2022's Capcom Fighting Collection. You get X-Men: Children of the Atom, Marvel Super Heroes, X-Men vs. Street Fighter, Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter, Marvel vs. Capcom, Marvel vs. Capcom 2, and The Punisher. All really good games, and don't ignore The Punisher if you pick this up. It's quietly one of Capcom's better beat 'em ups. A great set, and it's nice to see these games in circulation again.

The Hokkaido Serial Murder Case: The Okhotsk Disappearance ~Memories in Ice, Tearful Figurine~ ($44.99)

G-Mode presents a remake of Yuji Horii's classic mystery adventure game, The Hokkaido Serial Murder Case. It's very faithful gameplay-wise, so you can expect some very vintage Japanese adventure gaming from it. Talk to people, examine scenes for evidence, and try to figure out who was responsible for these grisly murders. This is the first official English release of the game, which is pretty nifty.

Grapple Dogs: Cosmic Canines ($17.99)

Grappling pupper Pablo returns for more platforming fun, this time joined by the gun-wielding Luna. Are two dogs better than one? I haven't played enough to say for sure yet, but if you liked Grapple Dog you'll almost certain have a great time with this sequel.

Yars Rising ($29.99)

WayForward does its best to make a sassy Metroidvania out of a property almost as old as ol' Shaun, and the result is about what you would expect from this developer. It's fine. If you want a new Metroidvania, a new WayForward game, or want your Atari fan itch scratched, this will serve you well enough.

Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland ($24.99)

A surprisingly solid platformer in the vein of Super Mario Bros. 2/USA starring the most popular babies of the 1990s. You can play in classy NES style or go with the very well-done modern presentation. Either way, some enjoyable hop-and-toss fun.

Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP ($44.99)

Lollipop Chainsaw was a really fun game back in the PlayStation 3/Xbox 360 era, with a style positively dripping with James Gunn/Suda51 energy. So what happens if you take that game, drain a massive amount of the style from it, and port it badly to Switch? This. This happens. It doesn't even play Mickey when you go super. What the heck is the point?

Arcade Archives VS. Battle City ($7.99)

A Famicom pirate cart/handheld staple, Battle City is already on the Switch via one of Namco's 8-bit collections. But this is VS. Battle City, which… removes the stage editor and adds pretty much nothing! One for the completionists, I suppose.

EGGCONSOLE Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes PC-8801mkIISR ($6.49)

The sixth game in the Dragon Slayer series is also the first game in The Legend of Heroes, which is technically the same franchise as Falcom's recent bread-and-butter Trails games. A pretty good turn-based RPG for its era, but one look at the screenshot will tell you what the problem is for most people reading this. Japanese only, and very text heavy. Oh well.

Crossy Road Castle ($19.99)

Another Apple Arcade game escapes the zoo, this time the platformer based on the hit Crossy Road franchise. Up to four players on this one, online or local. Plenty of hats and characters to unlock. The levels are procedurally generated, so you can keep playing it infinitely! Whether you will want to or not is a different matter, though.

Wild Bastards ($34.99)

The follow-up to Void Bastards, and one I'm sure will find just as many fans. It's pretty different from Void, incorporating turn-based strategy, roguelite, arena shooter, and a few other bits and bobs into something quite distinctive. That uniqueness might turn off some players, but I suspect it will win over more than it pushes away.

Vampire: The Masquerade - Reckoning of New York ($19.99)

Here's the third installment in the Vampire: The Masquerade series of visual novels for the Switch. If you're new to these, play the other two first. If you're not, then I'm sure you can figure out if this is for you or not.

Elsie ($24.99)

Played the wheels of 20XX and 30XX but need more roguelite Mega Man X mash-up action? Perhaps Elsie is what you're after today. Procedural generation! It's a popular choice in the modern age. Still, if the bar napkin concept doesn't put you off, this is a rather enjoyable game.

Eden Genesis ($24.99)

A cyberpunk-themed precision platformer with an emphasis on speedy moves. It's decent enough, but not so good that I'd recommend it with any real vigor. It's stylish and functional, and that might be enough for some.

Beneath Oresa ($24.99)

Here's another game inspired by the likes of Slay the Spire, this one aiming to be a bit more lively with its roguelite deckbuilding turn-based gameplay. It's extremely demanding, the kind of game where exactly one wrong move can end your run. So don't make any mistakes, okay? Glad we cleared that up.

Celestia: Chain of Fate ($29.99)

In this otome visual novel, you play as a young woman who finds out she's half angel and half demon. She's been invited to attend the Academy of Celestia, where she will find among other things three hunky dudes to potentially smooch. But which one will she smooch? That depends on your choices, my friend.

Metro Quester | Osaka ($19.99)

Just like the original Metro Quester, this is a game that is very much tuned towards a particular kind of taste. If you're into what it's laying down, you'll likely be absorbed for a while. Everyone else is going to be repelled with the force of an angry pantsless Magneto. Dungeon crawling, turn-based battling, chunky character building… ah, I love it.

Doomsday Paradise ($14.99)

This might seem like another Slay the Spire-style deckbuilding roguelite from that screenshot, but it's also an off-the-wall dating sim and features multiplayer for up to four players via online, local, or local wireless. Quite well-liked on other platforms, and I think this particular combination will go over nicely with the Switch audience too.

Fabledom ($24.99)

A deliberately relaxed fantasy-themed city builder. As near as I can tell, it more or less does what it sets out to do. Not the fanciest of cat pajamas, but if it's the kind of jam you're after today I don't think it will let you down.

Jackbox Naughty Pack ($21.69)

Those Jackbox Party Packs sure are neat, but if you've got a room full of adults and want to dig into something a little more saucy, here's the Naughty Pack. The games in this one go a little more dirty, as you can tell by the publisher cleverly ending the price with a 69 instead of a 99. I can definitely see this one going over well at the right kind of parties.

NanoApostle ($19.99)

Nanotechnology? How nostalgic. Remember when that was the buzzword in video games? Here's another one of those top-down boss-rush action games where you have to dash and dodge around while attacking a far more powerful foe. A fairly good one, I'd say. It works the way this kind of thing usually does, with skill trees, multistage bosses, and so on. Solid execution makes it.

Caravan SandWitch ($24.99)

A game about traversing a small but fairly dense open world in your cool van, helping people out. There's no combat, and you can't die. So it's just you, the citizens you'll be assisting, the sci-fi world itself, and a mystery about your missing sister to serve as an overall goal. It's been getting relatively good reviews so far. Provided the Switch port has come out smoothly, this might be worth the pick-up.

Edge of Sanity ($19.99)

The core game here is decent enough. It's a The Thing-inspired survival game with a lot of interesting systems to deal with and fairly satisfying strategic combat. The big problem is that this game is really buggy at the moment, at least in this Nintendo Switch form. I wouldn't pick it up on Switch until it gets some patching up, but I'm not the mayor of Yourwalletonshire.

Deep Beyond ($9.99)

Today is a day for missing family members, it seems. The main character of this one is a sea explorer looking for her father, and her journey will see her taking deep-sea dives, solving puzzles, and hanging out with her dog. Not a terribly long game by any means, but I think it punches well enough for the asking price.

Selfloss ($29.99)

This Slavic-inspired action-adventure game ended up being more engrossing than I expected. Rough edges aplenty, but it feels good to play more often than it doesn't. Solid boss battles, a good story, and really satisfying puzzles to solve. I was really caught off-guard by this, in a good way.

Pixel Game Maker Series The Willow Man ($6.99)

A modest little survival-horror game where you're trying to survive long enough to escape a house that plays host to an unspeakable evil known only as The Willow Man. There are multiple endings to arrive at based on your actions.

Downfall ($5.99)

I'm sure at this price you're not expecting fancy dining, and you shouldn't. Pretty much just a mindless little grinder. The art is decent and it's not the worst time-waster for a short while, but it gets dull fast.

Line Time ($5.99)

Regular readers know I'm a bit of a sucker for puzzle games, and this one isn't too shabby at all. You have to push the ball or balls to the goal on each stage, and you're given a set number of moves to do it in. Plan things out move by move and if there are multiple balls in play keep in mind that they will interact. Over two hundred stages to play, which is probably more than you'll need but appreciated nonetheless.

Samurai Kento ($4.99)

An small Metroidvania-ish game with RPG elements that casts you in the role of a samurai trying to save Japan from evil yokai run amuck. Not a bad time for the price, if you're in the mood for one of these.

Nimbusfall ($5.99)

Ah, haven't seen one of these in a while. You're a tiny character and you need to square off against twenty-five big bosses. You've got a good array of moves at your disposal, so all you have to do is learn the patterns and land your blows. Seems fine.

That's all for this week, friends. We'll be back next Saturday with another Round-Up, this time featuring a review or two! If you enjoyed this and feel like tossing me a tip, I have a Ko-Fi where you can make that happen. I hope you have a super Saturday, and as always, thanks for reading!

[crescentlyautumn]

Sometimes the best way to feel better when your brain is being a massive asshole, is to legit take that walk.

Just you, your puppers, and the nice day, against the mental health wanting to drop kick you into a depressive episode.