Started reading The Starving Saints by Starling. Such an interesting gritty depiction of religion, and morals vs cannibalism (lol). I'm not normally into romance either, but I like how well it's folded into the plot. Thx to the library for this spooky read!

Recently, my book THEY CALLED US ENEMY was banned – again – in Tennessee. Book bans are out of control. Huge parts of American history are being restricted. To join me in standing up for the freedom to read, go to pen.org/action. @penamerica.bsky.social @topshelfcomix.bsky.social @idwpublishing.com

Game where you manage an ecosystem by condemning various people to become plants and animals

Portrait by Yoshitaka Amano of the Irish maiden, Étaín, who was transformed by the queen of the underworld into a purple butterfly.

A game where you can sell your soul and the game's mechanics become trivial. Then you contemplate your isolation from humanity. Or you just play the game as usual

Feeling inexplicably lured to immerse myself into the black unknowable depths of the ocean so might replay Dredge @blacksaltgames.com

I can't believe I just missed this

Jank isn’t necessarily bad in games. Depends on the game. It’s like going to a hole in the wall restaurant where all the furniture is mismatched, the menus are laminated, and then the 68-year-old owner chef brings out the best food you’ve ever eaten on a chipped plate

people will speak about a game they played as a kid with the same reverence that they might a great song or novel, about how it engrossed them totally and completely. They may even tear up talking about it. and then you ask what game it was and it was Spongebob battle for bikini bottom

in my first act as President I’m issuing an Executive Order renaming all bodies of water The Gulf That Yawns Between the Object of Our Desire and Our Experience of Satisfaction in Getting It

Funny comic strip. One person stands, engulfed in a snakes stomach. Another person asks “why are you late?”. Illustration drawn in simplistic cartoon line art style. By Amii Illustrates.

Uber's CEO asks how smart AI must be to earn forgiveness for its mistakes Society accepts that humans make mistakes, but it will also need to decide an acceptable level of error from AI too, says Uber's CEO.

Who and what deserve forgiveness when human life is at stake? I once read an article saying jurors forgive when cars cause accidents because we picture ourselves at the wheel. It is human to err. Is it human to kill?
www.businessinsider.com/ai-mistakes-...

A game where you sabotage fascism through everyday comedic acts of resistance. Stealth game? Untitled Goose Game?

gotta live my truth: sometimes i lower the difficulty to get past annoying parts in games even though i could probably do it regular style if i felt like it. i’m 30 man i don’t have anything to prove

A recipe for Beans on Toast

The Official Tomb Raider Cookbook...

Video games make puddle reflections slightly unrealistic on purpose. A perfectly accurate puddle causes players to enter “Puddle Madness” and become entranced by its ray traced beauty. They will stop playing, stop blinking, stare at the puddle until they die of thirst

Puzzle game like Curse of the Golden Idol or Return of the Obra Dinn, except you're trying to figure out what you entered this room to do

Game where by day you are wronged, and by night you leave your body to wreak havoc
Microtransactions: unlock a different night wanderer from a new culture

e-readers are just literary devices

An anti city-builder game where you destroy buildings and throw them in the ocean to make coral reefs