I've been watching this game's progress for a while now, and I'm honestly really looking forward to it. Another game that falls into the "retro" style category I've been keeping up with is Deep State. I'm pretty sure it's been posted here. The dev for that project is pretty cool
I once saw a comment on a Dark Souls claiming Gwyndolin to be "literally trans-coded".
>Man that gets asshurt when you dispel an illusion
Give them an inch and they call you a bigot because you didn't give them a mile
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and skinwalking his own sister
Celeste always seemed really gay and retarded to me because it came out within the "ultrahard platformer" era after Super Meat Boy came out. But it is important to remember that you can just ignore the developer and the tranny shit. I love Cruelty Squad and think it was one of the most interesting games of its release year, but the developer is an absolute faggot who is angry that people liked his first game and is now self-sabotaging his current game while jerking off to AGPs in his discord. It is the classic art/artist dilemma.
Celeste is general is a special case because the developer only trooned out after it was made, and then decided that the already existing game was about being trans instead of the more universal message it originally carried.
The Wachowki brothers syndrome
Nah, it's .45 PARABELLUM BLOODHOUND as mentioned by @worldclique earlier. You know, the really sad thing about the game you linked is that it still looks miles better than what Square was doing with 3rd Birthday.
>Born a male under a full moon
In the same place they were - not that their statements change the situation; Each astroturfed indie sensation, or a well-deserved one, is the peak of the mountain of manure that the Indie Market is. Most indies are amateurs, do not forget.
It sucks so much, man... I wish Ville wasn't such a mentally ill retard and just suck up the fact that he's popular now.
Man makes game making fun of Funko Pop owners, tries to adjust his personality on the fly when he finds out his game's core audience is Funko Pop owners
It's probably just ragebait, but I'm genuinely curious to know what these games are if they do exist because I'm having a hard time finding them. The only one I can think of is Celeste but I would argue against it since the original idea and the majority of the main game was made before the dev trooned out. I guess Knightmare Kart could also count too since I believe that and Bloodborne PSX was made after transitioning (also how am I now finding out that the dev's name is "Lilith"?)
A "Literally who?" kind of list, evidently. We can conclude - most games made by them aren't too good, or noteworthy.
It's kind of funny how they sort of created the same issue with oversaturation and stagnation that the AAA industry made for itself. Soon as something gets popular it gets 20 imitators trying to be that same thing but the contrast is that it's also trying to be the creator's own view of it. Everyone tries too hard to be unique but is trying to tell the same story (see nearly all these quirky RPGs inspired by Earthbound). To me the issue isn't just their transness since i never mind someone's life experience in their work it's the issues that you can see webcomics and SJW art threads on this site where it's the same transness but scattered across multiple peolpe. all these peolpe whining about their gender or race read off the same script.
Almost like it's a hive mind or something.
That’s how this always worked. Whenever a big thing happens there are a billion of imitators of variable success and quality.
Context? Not that I'm denying it, of course but I wonder why would he hate Cruelty Squad. Isn't his next game supposed to be a prequel to CS anyways? I never played Psycho Patrol R yet since I never seen a good sale for it, but from what I know the creator definitely made the game a lot harder for the sake of being hard rather than for fun unlike in CS.