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📢Ghostlore full release on 17th/18th May!📢
Wish us luck!
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💙 It’s not Kingdom Hearts.
💀 It's not Hades.
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I'm probably doing something right.
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Busybodies examining everything as ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ in accordance with the approved Faith™️
Imagine if they had real power
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one day you'll realise you were waiting for an apology from a society that doesn't even know what it did
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One more enemy design concept for the night, as I continue to work out the style for my upcoming dungeon crawler game.
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Drawn in Paint Tool Sai. 1 hour.
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this world is riddled with people who think the only thing that makes a good or bad character design is if they're attractive or not and it's starting to annoy me more than it should
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Turning on something and having it just work. No registering on another device. No signing into an account. No downloading an app. Just plug it in and it does the thing it's supposed to do.
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