The Salt Keep is available now! Follow traveling salesman Doyle as he stumbles into a horror even greater than the crushing debt he already knows in this fantasy text adventure and RPG. Buy the full version, or try the demo for free:
smallgraygames.itch.io/the-s…
A friend told me many years ago that when he saw this as a kid, he thought the mouse was making the "wah ah ah ah" sound diegetically and since then it's the only thing I think of when I see this movie referenced.
With TikTok banned and our children free from CCP influence, we'll finally get the Shen Yun "Videos Before Communism" app the youth so desperately want.
Devlog #17 for South of the March is up! There's updates on the old fashioned post-holiday languish, some new character portraits, and upcoming demo goals.
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Tim Heidecker where are you we need you now more than ever.
I think about this zero-likes letterboxd review I saw of X (the Ti West movie) every single day of my life.
Devlog #16 for #SouthOfTheMarch is up! This one's an update on demo progress plus a video previewing combat with sound. Not much left to do before it's in "ready enough for pre-alpha" territory.
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First look at combat in South of the March, sound and everything! Still WIP, but this is the core: hand-drawn and minimally-animated turn-based JRPG flavor.
I think this is part of it, but also skips the key detail of specifically *which* declining birthrates he's concerned about. The fact that Sweden and Britain are the examples here is not surprising.
Listen what kind of DM even are you if you don't have your own set of meaty hell dice.
Replying to @ONEBIGMONSTER_
Devlog #15 for #SouthOfTheMarch is up! This one's about plans for an upcoming demo, launching a Steam page, and the various professional/legal quandaries that have left me dragging my feet there.
smallgraygames.itch.io/south…
Gonna become a Democratic strategist and pitch "what if we run a candidate people like." This is a novel idea we haven't tried post-Obama and I think can sell it.
If this all goes poorly, at least we'll learn important lessons from our mistakes and certainly won't do things the same way four years from now.





















