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Digital Content Specialist | Board Games | Opinions are my own | (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈 https://raybird.squarespace.com/

If you have a Tamagotchi (connection or paradise), bring it to Gen Con so our tamagotchis can be friends and maybe get married?? 👀

Me holding my daughter (tamagotchi) up to the camera

Return of the Obra Dinn is one of my all-time favorite gaming experiences. And I don’t think any other game in the genre that it spawned will ever top it. But The Incident at Galley House comes closer than anything else I’ve played. Absolutely worth playing if you’re a fan of Obra Dunn!

I truly believe "mean girl vibes" has to be one of the worst phrases to gain popularity over the last few years. For when you've chosen to hate a woman (always a woman; there's no "mean guy vibes" phrase equivalent!) for no discernible reason and you've decided that makes it her fault

Everyone out here talking about men wearing slutty little glasses and no one is crediting the inventor of this trend, Auron from Final Fantasy X, and frankly I think that’s disgusting

Auron from final fantasy ten peaking out over his canonically slutty little glasses

"Oh i dont have any budgets, that's why i used AI as placeholder voices, images and musics" ❌WRONG❌ Slay The Spire 2, the MOST anticipated roguelike deckbuilder of the year, uses these silly scribbles as placeholder arts, and they are 1000 times more charming than any slop those will ever produce.

A placeholder artwork in Slay The Spire 2, depicting the Defect meeting a fellow construct, Flaw in the scrapyard.A placeholder artwork in Slay The Spire 2, depicting the Silent showing the trophy of her hunt, a piece of the Corrupt Heart, to her sisters, each of which standing on their own preys.A placeholder artwork in Slay The Spire 2, depicting the Regent brandishing and admiring his majesty's Sovereign Blade.A placeholder artwork for a card named Gang Up in Slay The Spire 2, depicting the Ironclad, the Regent and the Necrobinder, beating the ever living hell out of Fogmog, an enemy in the game.

Placeholder assets in a game should look obnoxiously temporary, so obvious that no one would mistake it for the final asset. In past games we've used the doge dog (rip) as an icon, hot pink versions of characters, our CEO's head, etc. If you use a temp asset that seems passable, it may stay there.

Andreas and Werner next to a spit with upside down Bambi on itEx Libris page from Pentiment with a smiling line drawing of a person in the middle imageAndreas and pink Gernot stand-in talking to Gernot with a jester hat onAndreas performing the lemon juice candle minigame revealing the words "Guy sux"