NeonRot

@neonrot.bsky.social

World-maker, decay-lover, mushroom, living in neon. RPGs include: Fukuzatsu, Dreadfarer, Liminal_, Chorogaiden. Award winning designer. No AI or NFT garbage. Check out my shop https://ko-fi.com/neonrot/shop Digital shop here https://neon-rot.itch.io/

If physical media is gone, what books will I leave to family? What movies did I enjoy growing up, or games I was deeply engrossed in? How will family I never knew know who I was when I was alive if all they have to inherit is debt and cutlery?

The skills given to you in Ghost of Yotei feels almost cheap compared to earning of them in Tsushima. But I soon realised this is because there's this real personal nature to absolutely everything in Yotei. You must inspect every item in first person. You must start every fire. Forge every sword.

The kids crowded round the corpse, where did such a big thing fall from? No one could have known thousands more would fall over the next few days. The heavens had opened.

Bild

In 1952, an abandoned shrine was found in the Wakayama prefecture of Japan. This temple, known as Rabu Shrine (羅父神宮), had signs of occupation as late as the 1920s. These documents, including postcards and manuscripts by the priest Sōkū (桑空), were recovered at the site:

An old faded postcard featuring a green-tinted black and white photograph. Near the entrance to a Shintoist shrine, a line of congregants kneel before an enormous insect larva, tall as at least two men. The larva twists into a regal pose, head clad with four imposing horns. It is covered in silken regalia, and holds a variety of amulets in its six limbs.
The postcard has a purple stamp atop it, proof of visit to Rabu Shrine as part of a pilgrimage. Below, stamped blue text reads:
ル祀ミ育神蟲テニ宮神父羅
(At Rabu Shrine, the insect God is raised and worshipped.)

Before I sink deep into the dirt for a while again (it is not even 10 PM and I am getting sleepy) gentle reminder that I do have my games on RPG Trader and will be putting up my back catalogue plus putting new releases here AND on Itch! rpg-trader.com/creator/103/...

Kyle Tam on RPG Trader

Hi there! My name is Kyle, an RPG creator and writer from South East Asia. Expect small games that tell intimately personal stories, and larger games that make you confront yourself. I also do quick o...

rpg-trader.com

Anyone remember that old toy where you answered 101 questions as you fought increasingly stronger bosses? I remember I played for 4 hours straight once and still couldn't reach the end.

Bild