Vulknut

I work at a bar-cade right now and have been playing a lot of old games. I think this game would make an incredible modern arcade game!

The cabinet would have to be kinda insane because I couldn't imagine playing on anything other than mouse and keyboard. The art and instruction on the cabinet could be sick.

Saving your game using 4 digit codes and being able to leave notes for other wizards somehow would be so badass.

Anyway just a cool thought I had while trying to become a wizard.

buckle up because I'm about to be rambling. Just trying to illustrate some thoughts and see what happens. Things end rather dark unfortunately, but that's where I am right now.

Thank you for reading.

As far as I can gather, it seems like the concept of enlightenment is, "I know and act as if everything just IS, everything is being. Everything is as it should be." It's not enough to know this fact. It's something that must be internalized and integrated into your self. So you do your dance, and play your part without suffering.

I'm sure like others, I've felt this oneness/unity, first while tripping on shrooms, and then very briefly just breathing and meditating. It hits like a wave of ca

I've been kicking the idea around for a while now and have finally decided that I should start working on a hobby project. I just want to make a simple game to show off my art and ideas. I don't care to make money off of it. I just feel like if I die having not made a game, I'll feel like I missed out. Even if it's a shitty one no one cares about.

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So, here's my idea so far... (I'm working with VX Ace)

Story Premise: A powerful being has captured you and many other heroes throughout time / the multiverse. He wants you all to gather specific relics for him which he will use to become the master of reality. You play as the unlikely hero who has to decide to either do as your told to b

I'll try to keep this short and sweet. I'm sure other people have noticed this.

DRG does a great job of creating game mechanics and tone that reinforce the co-operative nature of the game. Honestly I think it's why this community is so positive.

I find it strange though, that certain assignments won't align with the other Dwarves in the party. I initially bought this game with 3 other friends and slowly realized it can be really hard to play together while also completing assignments. It basically becomes more efficient to play in random lobbies to complete assignments than it does with friends. It even ends up breaking up parties of random dwarves just because their next assignment is di

I feel like this hasn’t been asked. Feel free to elaborate in the comments.

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