🍺🍗 Cognitive dissonance

🍺🍗 Nothing is true

🍺🍗 Peace

Those of you who played the game Star Crossed (LD47) may remember the short story introducing the game. That story inspired another project, a picture book titled “Sorrow, Hope, Hunger.” In addition to Star Crossed, it’s based on an old Russian folk tale about a princess and her wicked stepmother. Improvements have been made in the 2nd edition. Read it here:

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The first two stories inspired by Star Crossed were Semiautomatic and Edge Detection. “Sorrow, Hope, Hunger” is also the title of an unrelated game made for practice for LD48.

Tried to come up with themes that pay into this being the 50th round of ludum dare :)

And frankly I haven't made a game in a while, but it's time to fix that!

I am very excited, good luck all! ;)

Hope you guys like them!

I hope you like the last one as much as I do.

... and my suggestions...

GLHF :purple_heart: :dart: :frog:

Got a few ideas already of things I've been wanting to try but cant wait to see what the theme is. Might even stream this LD.

This has been the most eye-opening experience working remotely through the use of git and trying not to cry about merge conflicts. Anyways here's the theme I've thought up, really simple but I feel like it can be fun.

Similar to last time, I will stream my development along with playthrough of Ludum Games! Hope I'll see you all around when it comes.

50 is a special number and quite looking forward to this one.

I can't wait for the slaughter round. Especially for all those suggestions with Flying Islands and Frogs... :)

Not the best themes I've ever come up with but good enough, I think :)