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Rogue isn't really obscure considering its the basis of an entire genre of modern games, but it's also the basis of an entire genre of modern games. Dwarf Fortress also has an adventure mode now.

There are countless amazing Japanese visual novels, but they technically have graphics. The most obscure I've played would be Planetarian

Welcome to the family, son

They're a Leafs fan. They're used to disappointment.

I have a friend who has worked for 3 companies over 6 years. She has never once released a game as they were all cancelled before release. She found out she lost her job at one company after reading an interview about a bunch of studios being shut down. One of them was the place she worked. Even her boss apparently didn't know.

The studio she works at now initially hired her for completely remote work, but they've since changed their minds and now she has to drive over 100km to work every day. She was going to quit but she's sticking with it for now in the hopes of finishing at least one game.

The flag on the far left is labeled as "Germany" but it doesn't look like any German flag I recognize.

Mine doesn't meet the minimum specs :(

Haha what kind of degenerate do you have to be to find any of these characters hot enou-

Amy Wong

We shouldn't judge others so harshly...

People going to be living in an Amish Paradise pretty soon!

At 4:30 in the morning I'm milkin' cows
Jebediah feeds the chickens and Jacob plows...fool
And I've been milkin' and plowin' so long that
Even Ezekiel thinks that my mind is gone

Gambling is typically regulated so in many areas a verbal bet would be considered unlicensed gambling and illegal. Courts won't enforce illegal agreements.

Games journalism constantly amazes me. Here's the article:

"GamesRadar recently published an amazing mega interview with devs from dozens of studios. Here's a quote from it. It's the same one we put in the headline so now you've read it twice. I recommend you checkout the rest of the interview."

When the lore is harder to follow than the boss's attack patterns