Wumbles!

@wumbleware95.bsky.social

☆Yahaha! You found me!☆ (they/them) (18+) (SFW) ✍️ Drawer of bizarre things — 🎥 Writer of goofy stories — 🖥️ Animator of shenanigans of plenty ⬇️ My Animations ⬇️ https://youtube.com/@wumbleware95?feature=shared

I've been searching for this one game I saw in a trailer, and canNOT track it down. If memory serves me right, it was a third-person combat game with a visual style similar to Dead as Disco. I believe the game released a few years ago (no earlier than 2022). I am in shambles.

Some character designs come so naturally that you're surprised you didn't just draw it sooner. Other designs are only able to be finalized by conjuring Na'zuuroth the Terrible and solving his monumental riddles three. There is rarely an in-between.

There are few things I adore more in this world than the creative writing process. Coming up with satisfying ideas? Harder than it may seem. Outlining? Really annoying sometimes. But none of that is nearly enough to undermine the gratification that comes with finishing a new project.

💰 what you hear when you enter that one little store near the middle of the game with the wacky items and peppy shopkeeper: I tried something a little new and made a tune based on what a character looks like. It was pretty tough, but I feel like this sounds kind of fitting for her!

Does anyone remember Monster Life? It was a mobile game from around 2012 where you raise monsters and battle with them. It had a very endearing visual style (almost papercrafty). I never made it far in the game, unfortunately. I think it's lost media now.

Monster Life (2012) splash screenA mole-like creatures standing in a victorious poseA penguin and mole creature duking it outThe Monster Life (2012) shop, opened to the "Monsters" tab

Hey gamers! This is your reminder to dive into the world of obscure games if you haven't done that lately. There are loads of gems out there waiting to be discovered. You've just got to dig a little to find them!

🦫 If you're looking for a fun watch, PLEASE give Hundreds of Beavers a try. It's visually distinct, it's written shockingly well, and it's one of the few films that's gotten me to laugh out loud. Give at least the first twenty minutes a shot. You may be pleasantly surprised!

A beaver-suited fella prepares to hit a fur trapper with a wooden chairTwo fellows in beaver suits hold a logA fur trapper runs away from a horde of angry beavers