Picked this up on launch day but have been entirely too swamped to crack into it with the attention it deserves just yet. Really excited to just shut off my phones and spend an evening with it, probably this weekend or next.

Oh the aesthetic is gorgeous.

I know how that can be. I don't dislike relearning things by any means, but I'm also just stubborn. I still primarily use blender 2.79 for god sake lmao. One day I'd love to crack in to Godot but I gotta wrap up all my 12 other projects in what I'm used to first I guess lol

I've been back on a Fear and Hunger 2 kick lately and that art style is just mesmerizing to me. Anybody that can hand paint or do pixel art like that just ugh. Love it.

One of these days for sure I'll finally load up Godot and check it out. Everything I've seen built with it looks so charming.

Oh isn't that art style just gorgeous.

Oh gosh, 20 years already?

Idk if I really like him yet or not. Though this kinda feels like the natural progression of the first enemy I ever made back in 2018. So I guess welcome back to life Squeltchin, my old new son.

Full disclosure I meant to post this weeks ago but this game has been a slogfest. Well, not really the game, more like my internal dialogue has been a slogfest. "Is this good enough? Do I like this? Do I really want this level to flow like this?" etc etc.

y u do dis

SAMER WHAT

You ever spend a lot of time with a project to the point where you hate it and feel like it's stupid only to loop back around into loving it and having a lot of faith in the idea or am I having a big ol' psychosis

Damn, these are phenomenal.

I feel like I heard my graphics card creaking just looking at these images. Maybe it's time for an upgrade.

I kinda want the architecture to be as if a lot of it was built by some guy with a Lowes card, slapchop connecting older things that were already there. Unprofessional and maybe not aesthetically pleasing, but functional. Old 1700's North American stronghold bought by a 1980's Cult leader.