(if everything apart from your choice fades out, it's working as intended. also read the text before the choice again)
ahhh okay got it. excellent stuff as always ghost. get that b______y filled in!
p.s. my arm is not a spooky skeleton arm it is a masculine rock-monster type of arm just fyi
@nhn i see you believe you're immune to the skeletonification beam installed at the door to the tower
thank you @digitalhumus: pleased to report that we have no shortage of worms in the garden (and the compost heap)!
little bit of housekeeping. not sure who the man in the red robe is: it's impossible to keep track of all of the spectres around the place these days
Just discovering your site! So cool and having fun exploring. But... where is the broken doorknob in the garden? (ಠ_ಠ)
finally!!! might start keeping a ranking of the different pages on my site and how much work they were vs how much work i expected them to be
your art of the garden reminds me of the excavation of hobbs burrow artstyle. Extremely cool
oooo I hadn't heard of this but from the steam page it looks to be exactly my jam. so thank you in two directions!
i really recommend it!! one thing to know going in is there's one ending but i honestly loooved the ending :))
yeah it's figments: whatever's going on with div.col-2 in the style file is crazy. but now i gotta reverse engineer this shit
i'm so glad you liked it!! and MAJOR agree about saxnot. i'd love to see some analysis or at least fanwork to do with the game's implications wrt the rural north of britain cause i think there's a lot to unpack there hehe. and herbert is my special precious problematic fav hes so excellent
i'm not a yorkshire boy myself but i thought it was a good depiction - and also a fairly balanced one. thomasina comes across as a bit judgey in a way that doesn't always happen with "southerner having culture shock + class differences in the north"-type settings
oh that's interesting, and good to hear! i'm from the us so i wasn't sure how it came off to those audiences