"life Has No Meaning" Okay Then Explain The Feeling Of The Sun On Your Face Or The Way Light Reflects

"life has no meaning" okay then explain the feeling of the sun on your face or the way light reflects off the ocean or the smell of sourdough or the buzz of an electric guitar or the way your friends squeezes your shoulder or the taste of coffee or the way sand pools around your toes or the way juice drips down your hand as you eat a peach or

fighting pessimistic nihilism with my teeth and claws bared

this is actually so cool oh my god!! played it through and just-- idek what to say it's such a nuanced and interesting take on the narrative, and all the inclusions of different figures in Greek myths

plus the artstyle is a) awesome, b) perfect for the tone

and the dialogue is so characterised and witty and smart

tldr I absolutely love this

I MADE A GAME! it's a short little walkaround adaptation of Sophocles' Antigone, set in a dying apartment tower, with a whole host of characters who you may or may not recognize. Music, art, and writing all by me - you can play it here, either in-browser or downloadable (although I've been informed that if you download it, the fonts may not function correctly).

It may receive updates in future - I made it in about a month for a class assignment, so I didn't have time to include everything I wanted to, and the music is all taken from various other projects of mine - so stay tuned for whenever that happens! For now, enjoy a 30-40 minute game with a single, inevitable conclusion. And do let me know what you think.

my first versus second Tav (⁠*⁠˘⁠︶⁠˘⁠*)/♡

Top: Nerina 'Nina' Ahearn, Lathander Paladin. I'm romancing Shadowheart with her, and it was a 100% good run.

Bottom: Wren, Draconic bloodline sorcerer and Dark Urge, but hoping to resist it. I'm going to romance either Gale or Wyll with her.

edit - I now have an ask game set up for Nina, feel free to drop question numbers in my ama!!!

"When there's a villainous man, I can't be attracted to him. But when there's a villainous woman... I can be. Y'know?"

- tarragon snakeroot

(Emily Axford)

never in all my days did I think I'd see my two hyperfixations cross over but here we are

phaedra's love, sarah kane