Just move to Ohio! (do not)

Kazuo Umezu believed children were more adaptable than adults in horrific situations because adults have rigid views of reality & break when those conceptions are shattered. In Drifting Classroom a boy imagines himself as a chair to remain perfectly still while a monster who detects motion hunts him

I don't, but thanks!

Yep. I bought into this to have a thing for when I take breaks to refresh myself, and it was very obvious on first listen that it was AI-generated.

this is so apparent to anyone i know that actually works in any kind of creative field and so completely over the head of anyone who doesn't apparently that it makes me feel like im getting gaslit by the general public

you learned nothing, you practiced nothing, you diminished yourself, you outsourced your human capacity for growth, intelligence, and personal reflection to a fucking jerk-you-off machine

multi-track drifting 🙏

I'm a solo dev, and I say "fuck that" supremely. We're here for human creation, human experience, and you cannot have that when humans aren't involved in the entire process.

He also was totally right when he said "This shit ain't got no point." He didn't know that he was right, yet, but that's literally Braid's entire thing, and he got it right.

Jon "Every Single One of My Games" Blow is definitely not the father of indie gaming. Can we formally hand that to Edmund McMillen so no one shitty can take it?

3) Chaos;Child is a sequel to Chaos;Head, so you should probably play that first if you're interested in the premise.
4) Both Chaos; games are horror games and do have a lot of blood and gore in them. Be prepared!

1) Do not look up literally anything about Look Outside or Fata Morgana. They're best experienced totally blind.
2) Chaos;Child locks you into 1 route your first playthrough. Experience that blind, and then when you're done a guide is very helpful for choosing your delusions for each ending.