I'm hoping I'm able to stick with the community I made, even if it never gets anywhere. It feels nice to be working on some kind of project. I need new ideas for content, though. I doubt scanning RSS feeds for relevant articles every day is gonna keep things interesting.
Edit: Guess I oughtta plug. SFF Gaming is for sci-fi and fantasy gaming of all types, from video to tabletop and larp and anything else SFF gaming related that I may not know about.
It's true. I met Laura once. She ate my baby.
Kinda all over the place. Blasphemous 2, Sea of Stars, and Halls of Torment.
Nah man, I've been told by rich people that competition under capitalism is the only way humans can invent anything ever!
Jfc people will pump out an article about anything if it'll get clicks.
That's the premise of my new horror game.
Apparently our systems send an alert to IT and I think we get a call if an unapproved device is plugged in.
That's a game I can only play once, and I suppose you only really need to. But knowing the things that happen now I don't think I could go back even if there is more to do. Very interesting and well done game but it's fucking harrowing.
It's this a meme or some legit Preggers U crap?
Far more intimidating than Little-hat Steve.
SFF Gaming is for sci-fi and fantasy gaming of all types. It's kinda broad scope but I don't really wanna narrow it too much. Something I'm wrestling with is how "mainstream" of news should I post? I won't stop others from posting things as long as they're relevant, but for example would it be constructive for me to post the story about the Talos Principle 2 release date? It's cool news but I'm sure most people will see it elsewhere so I feel like me posting it to my community would only serve to clog feeds.