I needed a break from Dredge (guess who didn't feel like fixing her audio) and "Jellies of the Deep" by Catloaf Studio was quick (a little over an hour to completion) and scratched the "anomaly-hunting" itch I had no idea I had.

Look at how cute it is!

I was once told that "Dredge" was the video game for busy people.

...Tell me, how the blazes did I sit down for 3+ hours and I only have one relic? (Because the fishing is fun. And I like money. And side quests. And... and...)

Ended up playing almost six hours of "Unpacking" and ho boy, there were tears and a lot of memories.

And annoyance, because moving is awful and whoever the "cool" coffee snob was (thankfully, our character stole the grinder) - not letting someone hang their diploma. How dare.

(It was so good!)

My team and I put a ton of love and research into Vampire Therapist, and while we've gotten some incredible critic and player response, we have struggled on sales (hello 2024).

If y'all spread the word, I can promise we'll keep making interesting, off-beat games. We can't do anything but!

Confession: Oh, yeah, I bought this game because it looked gorgeous and some of the characters were right up my particular alley. This will be part of the After Dark series I'm throwing up over on the Tubes of You.

When you're trying to update an AO3 fic that you're... two years late on and your self-imposed deadline was October 31st (I always update said fic on Halloween) - and the site crashes. *sad trombone*

I'm sorry, I was just excited about kudos!

Nobody will ever know that the voice I will be using on Twitch is just two steps removed from a very convincing Elmo impression... that I may have perfected while two edibles deep.

I will not be posting the audio.