#space funeral

[myfriendpokey]

Elevator pitches for Anthology Of The Killer:

"Courage the Cowardly Dog meets the Angel Of History"

"Roberto Bolano's Nazi Literature Of The Americas adapted by Rodney Greenblat"

"We have the town from Uzumaki at home"

Available now. Nine games for $6. Have fun on the road of killing.

[espeonseal]

chibi moeified-kinda characters of silly quirky games

[thegreatgoddessnamedbees]

Where would we be as a society without strange fucking rpg games.....

[withteeths]

Replayed Space Funeral 3 thus rekindling my love for gamedev and RPGs. Every time i come back, it still reveals itself to be such a playful and refreshing experience that shows what you can do by just having fun or taking a joke to the logical extreme.

[gargyshmub]

funeral in Space

spake fugal XD

[stoic--rose]

talkin bout friends and pals

[eulogyofaninsect]

Eulogy of an Insect is now live on Steam!

Eulogy of an Insect is now live on Steam! Please wishlist today! Share with your friends, then they'll share with their friends, and then- E HAS COME TO...

[majoracats]

This is what I was prepared for this occasion ;)

Happy Halloween everybody! Spooky stuff inside of my mind

[doobidie]

[futuristicghost]

your mother and i think you should leave

[alphs20]

Today's art: Earthbound Like Indies

Drawn back in ‎30/3/‎2022

[myfriendpokey]

ANTHOLOGY OF THE KILLER - OUT NOW ON STEAM

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3212530/Anthology_Of_The_Killer/

It's true, the world's foremost attempted murder victim simulator is now out on Steam, for your convenience. Have a good time being chased around this Halloween season.

If you bought it on Itch you should be able to claim a key from your library there (if you don't see it you may have been flagged by itch's mysterious "fraud detection system" and may have to wait a few days).

If you've enjoyed the game (terrifying consumer toady voice) consider leaving a little user review on Steam, but either way, please have fun playing the videogames.

PEACE, Stephen

[espeonseal]

weird obscure PSX/Old PC games with cult followings

some more rpg horror guys since you've all been so kind

[circadianrhythmofthekiller]

If you don't mind could you possibly do crossover art with Space Funeral? :]

Thank you sm! <3

day 32 - space funeral

[tomoroa19]

Indie boys !!1

[halluciniwaynia]

i think what makes rpgmaker games after (and including) one shot is that the engine is consistently and reliably pushed to limits by devs who want to either work within those limits or completely ignore them all together. well known old school rpgmaker games rarely if ever had significant combat because the turn of the 2000s saw people disinterested by the mechanical design of turn and roleplay, and opted instead to create something banally bizarre, and often abstract in artistic expression.

games like yume nikki, space funeral and hylics have their dna connected by this thread of blasé attitudes towards the fundamental mechanics baked into their engine, and yet are defined by its limitations in both scope, fidelity and overall progression. RPGmaker is a grimy, toolbox-laden shell of a program to build a game with—it requires workaround coding for unique mechanics and often intense knowledge of the base runtime program itself if you don’t want to completely destroy what you’re making into a mess of ruined ideas and bog-standard gameplay that often annoys people about rpgs. Because, like, RPGmaker will give you the most basic that you can get. You’re working out from the program instead of inside of it.

this is what later games (I think all rpgmaker games can be split into an era of “before oneshot” and “after oneshot”) like eulogy of an insect, fear and hunger and feldivek subvert—they don’t pretend to be above the engine they’re made in, but they also don’t box themselves into being a “normal” RPG like most people expect. Eulogy is drawn in a fucked up, unique “dirty” style, Fear&Hunger is brutally difficult, and Felvidek is more humorous than its aesthetic would suggest and is brimming with Eastern European sensibilities of humor. This marks a drastic departure from when old RPGmaker games tried to be anything *but* rpgs.

(Excluding OFF, because it’s just a weirdo in the timeline lol)