what in the nightmare fueled fuck is going on with the windows next door

I love that you mentioned how thinly that Black Mirror Episode handled the concept of rating interactions in comparison to App Development. I always bring this up when I talk about it (my favorite episode tied with the first D&D one). All hail the Mother of Ones!

Here, I made it a little closer to reality: King Clown.

-sighs and pulls out the very worn sign-

Dragon Age: The Veilguard, whatever else it might be, is a stunningly beautiful game. It's always incredible to think about how many people it takes to make a game like this.

There will be some spoilers in these images, but they mostly focus on environment.

I finished the thread saying: "This is my new favorite game of all time." It's been 4 years and I'm just as enamored with the story and the world. Remedy's latest connected release of Alan Wake 2 only reinforced my love of their storytelling.

Here's to more stories in the future, Remedy. 🥂

It is not the beginning; this is the Oldest House, after all. But it could be the ending if Jesse & her guide Polaris can't cleanse the Hiss and stop it from leaking through the nexus of thresholds here into other planes. Documents you find reveal the past - unless [REDACTED].

A distant chanting starts to make itself known as a gun goes off. Jesse runs toward the sound. Behind the Director's doors, a man lies dead on the floor. She picks up the service weapon. This will be her first meeting with The Board, her first journey to the Astral Plane. She is the Director now.

Jesse sure talks to herself a lot. Why does she see a fractal spiral pulse in response? She's looking for someone. A warm, melodic hum comes from the darkness: the Janitor. Is she here to be his new assistant, to clean up this mess? He hopes so. He points the way. Was that elevator always there?

FADE IN on Jesse Faden. You. She steps through the doors of the Federal Bureau of Control building from the streets of New York City. It is dark. Screens scream: LOCKDOWN. No one is here to stop you from going deeper.