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GOICA - Switch Mid Stravaganza

Games Only I Care About: Switch Mid Stravaganza! Greetings, zeroes and ones, and welcome to a quick-‘n’-dirty installment of GAMES ONLY I CARE ABOUT! The infrequent series where I ramble about games that are important solely for the fact that they do something that appeals to me—because now I do this kind of crap professionally and sometimes I need to just barf words on a page without about what my editor is going to think. (That sentence was pretty run-on! But THEY CAN’T SEE THIS SO THEY CAN’T STOP ME.) If you haven’t figured it out by now, I tend to gravitate towards games that are a little... off-beat. I love big, polished tentpole releases and a lot of my favorite games tend to fall into that category, but the things that really activate me tend to be the weird things. The small studio’s passion project they’ve slaved over for nine years. The six-dollar games buried deep in digital storefronts. And brother, the Nintendo Switch has an embarrassment of riches there! It’s been

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284 deviations
Literature

GOICA - Switch Mid Stravaganza

Games Only I Care About: Switch Mid Stravaganza! Greetings, zeroes and ones, and welcome to a quick-‘n’-dirty installment of GAMES ONLY I CARE ABOUT! The infrequent series where I ramble about games that are important solely for the fact that they do something that appeals to me—because now I do this kind of crap professionally and sometimes I need to just barf words on a page without about what my editor is going to think. (That sentence was pretty run-on! But THEY CAN’T SEE THIS SO THEY CAN’T STOP ME.) If you haven’t figured it out by now, I tend to gravitate towards games that are a little... off-beat. I love big, polished tentpole releases and a lot of my favorite games tend to fall into that category, but the things that really activate me tend to be the weird things. The small studio’s passion project they’ve slaved over for nine years. The six-dollar games buried deep in digital storefronts. And brother, the Nintendo Switch has an embarrassment of riches there! It’s been

Featured

284 deviations
Literature

The Ballad of the Wordkeepers

…And should it ever come to be That one or all these words break free, Take you up this here-lain plan To bind them safely back again. Because their spirit waxes strong A word can not be truly gone, Immortal by the Keepers proved A word can only be removed. Firstly, for the Word to take, Find you one of Diamond-Break, Second, for the Word to bind, A mage and Book of sturdy mind, Thirdly, for the Word to write,  Any mage of magic white, Bring together, Circle Three, And what follows, so must be. Bring to fire through the thought Of the deeds the Word has wrought, With the fuel to serve the fervor Draw the Word, the link th

Wordkeepers

11 deviations
Animal Crossing Pattern - Merham

Crazy Creatures

26 deviations
Yooka-Glowy

Sundry Fanarts and Fancharacters

71 deviations
Literature

GOICA - Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics

Games Only I Care About: Let’s Review Every Game In Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics Greetings, meeples! Welcome back to another installment of Games Only I Care About! And while this series has always been about video games, those aren’t the only type of game I enjoy. I’ve actually been a huge fan of board games my whole life—I loved playing Chinese Checkers and LIFE when I was little, and I love ridiculous six-hour-long hobby board games with 500 cards and six million little cardboard tokens today. Digital versions of popular board games are nothing new—the first video game version of Monopoly came out in 1985. Nor are compilation games—I’ve seen dozens of “100-in-1!” PC game CDs in the cheapo parts of department store electronics sections. But among these two bloated categories, our subject for today is something special. Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics, developed by NDCube, is a Nintendo Switch-exclusive collection of classic board games, with, as the name

Stories and General Prose

35 deviations
Literature

Give Me a Signpost

There's three and a half years of living Hidden in recycled walls I said, "Mister, you must be kidding If you think you can leave it all" You looked deep inside the old corning The place that I kicked it still clear The homestead was empty by morning Your carpet still damp from my tears. I said give me a sign, Some proof of your time, Don't let your life here go to waste! You said sister, I'm splitting For some place more fitting And more suitable to my tastes! At six AM, I woke To hear you drive the yoke Of an old taxi cab like a dart, And all you left was a signpost-- In the hole in my heart. You bid me adieu in a lett

Poetry

15 deviations
Suddenly, PONIES

Suenyaverse

63 deviations
Literature

LightTales - The New Recruit

Lighthouse Tales: The New Recruit It began with a laugh, hiding behind a tree root. Double H was free for now. He'd followed Pey'j's orders and helped clean out the hangar with Pablo; now the man himself was rummaging through the carnage, figuring out if any of his old scraps were salvageable. He'd approached Jade, but she had no chores for him; the morning's dishes were the only thing that needed to be done, but Kip swooped down over those and claimed the task. The lighthouse was in shambles, but it was at peace; it knew that its time was nigh, and it would be rebuilt enough to be truly habitable before long. So Jade dismissed him to d

Project Green

7 deviations
Literature

Peppermint Wind - Prologue

Peppermint Wind: Prologue He'd been waffling about tonight. He laid awake in bed, gazing into the five illusionary blades of the three-bladed ceiling fan, playing ping-pong with his brain, until Rosie decided for him.  The infant's burbling cry rattled the apartment's aging yellow walls. He snapped up at the waist, palms suddenly flat against the mattress. His eyes whipped to Bridgette, coiled up fetally beneath the lumpy contours of the blanket. The moon and streetlights from the window illuminated the moppy spread of her curls across the pillow, her face cut off at the nose by her coverings. Her dreams kept her to themselves. Very well,

NaNoWriMo 2010 - Peppermint Wind

28 deviations
Literature

NNWM '11 - Chapter 15

Chapter 15                Seven chairs lined themselves up in the middle of the library floor, greeting Liam when he walked in that morning. One guard, back pressed flat against the bookshelves close to the door, leapt out to shock him. Liam found himself thrust into one of the chairs. The guard then put his immense body between Liam and the door. If he so much as put his toes to the floor, the guard rattled his spear, and sneered out from the shadows of his helmet.                Six other guards marched in afterward, each one carrying a different brother. In the lineup, there were plush armchairs, and flat stools more for reaching high

NaNoWriMo 2011

16 deviations

Leftovers - NNWM 2012

29 deviations
Fiddling about with Art Academy: Sketchpad

Scraps

37 deviations