Flesheater is a delightful watch for the Halloween season, starring the first zombie to appear in Night of the Living Dead as... well, it seems like he's the same zombie.
That doesn't matter! What matters is the vibes, which are autumnal and East Coast coded.
Pictured: Deer in the New Jersey Pine Barrens, as featured in my upcoming game Screaming Savage Blood Death.
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I'm obsessed with this song I made a lil jungle dnb remix of Auntie Hammy's Night Owl 🦉🌕✨
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Replying to @Elizabelxw
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proud to present the new key art for SUPER LONE SURVIVOR <3
(portrait by bime)
have updated the steam store for the relaunch tomorrow!
tell your friends😷
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Deathbomb Halloween Sale is on now!
Get 31% off on all currently released music items! (sorry, no merch or presale items)
Use code: SALEOWEEN
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This #ScreenshotSaturday,
Wayne's showing off an enemy from our game, Screaming Savage Blood Death.
😱Salutations Screaming Saturday Spirits👻
I bring you THE LANGESGESICT!
The langesgesict materializes and floats around till it decides it wants to consume. It's probably a good idea to get out of its way! #pixelartㅤ
Wishlist Screaming Savage Blood Death on Steam!
This is why I make and play indie games: you can take an intangible aspect of your life experience and plug it right into someone else's brain.
It is magick, wholesale, and I wouldn't trade it for anything else in the world.
This room is based on a place called “La proveeduría”, Although it no longer exists, it was a big part of the city where I grew up. We didn’t shop there since the main discounts were for the state-owned oil company employees and my parents were history professors. #PointAndClick
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This Commodore 64 game was made by a studio that made some of the biggest titles ever!
Nightmare on Elm Street (1989) Commodore 64 by Westwood Associates.
This was years before their breakout work:
- Eye of the Beholder (1990/91)
- Dune II (1992), which helped establish the real-time strategy formula
- Command & Conquer (1995), which made them industry-famous
Westwood rebranded to Westwood Studios in 1992 after being acquired by Virgin Interactive.
Do you remember playing any of these Westwood games?








































