almost home
if i look back, i am lost
shark vs the universe
KIROKAZE
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
TVSTRANGERTHINGS
occasionally subtle
Monterey Bay Aquarium
@theartofmadeline
Kaledo Art
Andulka
Jules of Nature
Product Placement
trying on a metaphor
#extradirty
Cosimo Galluzzi
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more of jinx + vi's texts as requested from the last one :3
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bonus bc yes i did draw both of their pictures just to shrink them down to 4 pixels
THIS IS PEAK :D
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So, I love looking through your game recs, and all of them look so interesting!
The only problem is that I have zero money at the moment, or at least zero that can be spent of games.
I don’t suppose you know any good/enjoyable games that are free or have a demo?
(There is only so much time you can spend doing housework or looking for work and I’ve replayed and replayed the games I’ve already got so many times)
It’s funny you should ask. Folks often ask me how the hell I have thousands of games in my Steam library, and the answer is, well, a substantial chunk of them are free to play. Many of them are very, very bad, but there are exceptions – I’ve placed links to the 120 or so that I’d actually recommend to other people under the cut.
A lot of these games are quite short (i.e., average playing time in the five to fifteen minute range), but they're free, so really that's good value for your money! Note: owing to the length of this list, I will not be including descriptions or content warnings – be sure to check the writeups and reviews.
I’ve marked my personal top dozen with asterisks (*). These aren’t necessarily the most approachable or well-constructed titles on this list, mind – just the ones I had the most fun with.
A few more that I've picked up in the months since I made the initial post, plus a number I overlooked the first time around. Again, I make no promises that any of these games are good – only that a. they're genuinely free to play at the time of posting, with no pay-to-win or DLC bullshit, and b. I enjoyed playing them.
A Game with a Kitty 1 & Darkside Adventures
Bass Monkey
Cave Crawler
Dagon: by H. P. Lovecraft
Daikaiju Daikessen: Versus (early access)
Fayburrow
Greed
Hero's Descent
Hex Rally Racers
Ibatic
Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo (demo)
Lawyer Guy: Defender of Justice (early access)
Pacifish
Penimorta
Quasimorphosis: Exordium
Shadow Burglar
Sword of Atlas
Syzygy
Time Thief
Wetware
(Note: a few of the preceding titles are demo or early access versions, so there's no guarantee that the eventual full versions will be free – I've marked which they are. If you're reading this post years after the fact and those ones are asking for money, it's not my fault!)
I've mostly been playing commercial titles these past few months, but I managed to squeak in about a dozen free-to-play ones as well. As always, see below!
The Dark Egg
Han'yo
Just a Humble Swordsmith
Mosaic Hearts (prototype demo)
Nohra
No More Future (early access)
Outcore: Desktop Adventure
Outnumbered
RavenWeald
Resonance of the Ocean
White Mirror
A small batch to kick off the year. I've included several pay-what-you-want titles published via itch.io in this set, which technically isn't free-as-in-free, but eh... close enough! Some of these are also game jam entries coded in just a few days, so set your expectations accordingly.
Agnolita
Bad Monday Simulator (play online)
Bloody Hell
Butterfly Soup (pay-what-you-want)
Decline (pay-what-you-want)
Delivery Quest (pay-what-you-want)
Dormiveglia (demo)
Face Love! (play online)
In The Rural Village of Nagoro
Legends of Astravia (demo, pay-what-you-want)
Mega Serval
Rescape (pay-what-you-want)
Super Beast Hunt
Super Drill Driver!
Utomah
Vermillion Descent (demo)
WooLoop
YuraYura!
A few more that I've enjoyed over the past couple of months for Easter weekend. It's a slow time of year for major releases, so this batch is mostly demos, game jam entries, and student projects, with a couple of significant exceptions. You'll know 'em when you see 'em!
The Coffin of Andy and Leyley (pay-what-you-want)
Don't Watch the Moon (play online)
Floe (pay-what-you-want)
Haunted Lands: Burial Grounds (pay-what-you-want)
HellFurnace (note: English not supported)
Junk Trash Hop (demo)
Lady Comet (play online)
Life After Magic (demo)
Light of Atlantis (demo)
Lovebirb
Melissa (play online)
The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog
Ogre Chambers DX
SkyIsland
Soul Void (demo)
Starburster (demo)
To Free and Love Myself
Weird and Unfortunate Things Are Happening
An even dozen this time around. The topic of janky indie horror RPGMaker games recently came up in another post, and there happen to be a couple of those in this batch – I've marked them with asterisks*.
Classmates*
Fragments of Euclid (pay-what-you-want)
Hellfire Pizza (play online)
How We Know We're Alive
Idol Showdown
Landfall Archives
lycoris;lastwords
Regenesis
Super Stoner Serenade
Sylvie wasn't feeling well today so she went on an adventure to meet different kittens. (play online)
There is Something in the Anderghast Mine*
Xenosis
This month's batch has a fair number of browser games and SAGE 2023 demos in it, but also a few downloadable full games. Owing to the number of game jams and fan expos clustered around this time of year, it's a bigger list than usual – fair warning!
Antigone Will Take The Stairs Today (play online)
Apoclueless
Beecarbonize
birdsong (play online)
Bonnie's Bakery (play online)
Bubblegum Bandit
B.U.D.D. (demo)
Custodian: Beginning of the End
Éclipse The Cat (demo)
game inside a game inside a game inside a game inside a game inside a game (play online)
Growmi (play online)
It gets so lonely here
Jimi can not read (play online)
Last Chance in Xollywood
MechaMagika (play online)
Moose Lost in the Woods
Project Sphinx
Revenge of the shadow ninja
The Secret of NecroNancy
SHIFT (pay-what-you-want)
South Scrimshaw, Part One
Space Expedition
Susan Taxpayer (demo)
Test Test Test (pay-what-you-want)
TRY AGAIN
Unsorted Horror
Weeping Rosemary (demo, pay-what-you-want)
Probably the last one of these I'm going to put together before the new year. If you're looking for something to occupy your time over the holidays, hopefully something on this list has six weeks worth of play in it for you.
36 apples
All Our Asias
Disfigure
Elephant Rave 2
Folder Dungeon (play online)
Franzen
Freja and the False Prophecy (pay-what-you-want, demo)
Head Over Heels
Keep the Lights On
Little Runmo - The Game
Moonring
The Nexatli Expedition (demo)
No Follow (play online)
Nymphiad
Pachinko Man (play online)
Pokini Kagura (pay-what-you-want, demo)
Potionforge (play online)
protoViolence
Southern Cross (play online)
Stares Back (pay-what-you-want)
StormEdge: Winds of Change (demo)
Tendril: Echo Received (demo)*
Tynk! and the Final Phonorecord (pay-what-you-want, demo)
Underlevel
Unnamed.
We're Tethered Together
* this one is a forum thread, and access to the files is... interestingly organised; at the time of this posting, the link to the latest demo is in post 233 (halfway down page 12 if you're using the default posts-per-page settings)
Happy belated New Year. My budget is still recovering from Christmas, so I've been playing a lot of bite-size free browser games these past couple of months, with some notable exceptions. Two of those exceptions are homebrew ROM images for classic consoles, one for the Super Nintendo and one for the Sega Genesis, so you'll need to supply your own emulator; I've marked which ones they are so you're not left wondering how to play a .BIN file.
Astra Hunter Zosma
Baby Time! (play online)
Carbon Steel (pay-what-you-want)
Closing at 2 (play online)
Dottie Flowers (demo, ROM)*
Galactic Foodtruck Simulator 2999 (play online)
Hamayumishi -Chochin Challenge- (play online)
Hunter Girls (demo, ROM)
Marta Explorer (play online)
Mimic Logic (demo)
Rising Up (play online)
Sealed Fortress (demo)
Snake on a Train (play online)
Swordbird Song: The Iron Owl Tower (play online)
* This one's an odd duck. It's a downloadable Super Nintendo ROM containing a demo version of the game, but the full version can't be purchased anywhere; if you want to get your hands on it, you have to follow secret instructions obtained by completing the demo, and the creator will mail you a physical Super Nintendo cartridge containing the full game. Figuring out how to play it is apparently a you problem!
I've been playing a bunch of homebrew titles for the Game Boy lately – yes, the original Game Boy – so that's a fair chunk of what you're getting this time. Most are playable in-browser as well; as in the previous batch, I'll specifically mark any for which you'll need to download a ROM image and provide your own Game Boy emulator.
Anguna: Warriors of Virtue (ROM)
Annihilator (play online)
Black Castle (play online)
Deadeus (pay-what-you-want, ROM)
Eldritchvania
Ex Vitro
Feud
Fractal Sailor (tech demo)
High Danger (play online)
The Melting Apartment (play online)
Nip for Speed (pay-what-you-want)
Nyghtmare: The Ninth King (play online)
The Penjikent Creature
Please, Touch The Artwork 2
Psycutlery
Sheepy: a Short Adventure
Skelethrone: The Prey
Traumatarium (play online)
I deliberately avoided updating this during Steam Next Fest because I didn't want to clog up the list with a bunch of games that were only free and/or had free demos for that one week. I'm also going to back-fill this update with a handful of old favourites which I just realised I'd never included in any previous instalment; a couple are old Flash games, so you may need a Flash emulator to play them – I've marked which ones those are.
16 Ways to Kill a Vampire at McDonalds (play online)
20 Small Mazes
Akatori: Chapter One (demo)
Cookard
Gnarled Hag
Indigo Park: Chapter 1 (demo)
Loved (play online)
Mad Science Interactive: Evil Embryology (play online)
Mighty Jill Off
Mystic Matrix (play online)
No-One Has to Die (Flash)
Prey at the Altar (pay-what-you-want)
Rabbit Hole
Rental
Rooms
Small Worlds (Flash)
I finally got around to trying (most of) the SAGE 2024 demos, so here are my top dozen picks, along with many other odds and ends I've come across in the last four months. Fair warning: this is a big one!
Adventure Kitty Drill Busters: Light's Out (demo, SAGE 2024)
Aurascope (demo, SAGE 2024)
The Big Catch: Tacklebox (demo)
Blobun (demo, SAGE 2024)
Brutalist Golf
Dinner With an Owl
Dungeon Gals (demo, SAGE 2024)
Eternal Daughter*
The Final Cat (play online)
Firedog: Swooce & Rescue (demo, SAGE 2024)
First Snow (demo)
Floodcore
Foxblade Fable (demo, SAGE 2024)
Funeralopolis
Garbage Girl Louise (demo, SAGE 2024)
Home World Run (demo, SAGE 2024)
I Cannot Drown (pay-what-you-want)
Illusion Carnival
LXD :: Red Honey
Lyrestruck (demo, SAGE 2024)
A Machine That Kills You (pay-what-you-want)
> meow
NEON STRUCT: Desperation Column
Nimble Ember
Paraedolon
Plasma
The Pocket Master
Porkbound (pay-what-you-want)
Prototype N (demo, SAGE 2024)
Psychopomp
Quiet is the Eyes
RoboGAL (demo, SAGE 2024)
Secrets Under Eco
Spatial Dip (tech demo, pay-what-you-want)
Storm of the Swan (pay-what-you-want)
Trigaea
Vessels (pay-what-you-want)
vivid/stasis (early access)
Voices of the Void (pre-alpha, pay-what-you-want)
Voir Dire
Witchfall: Secrets of Emotica (demo, SAGE 2024)
Wonder Wickets
Yes, And So Our Hollow Hearts Called For Love
* This one's a freeware title from way back in 2002, so no promises that it will work on your computer without significant tinkering, or at all.
A good-size batch for the benefit of those whose Christmas budgeting needs a break. There are a couple of entries here that I've had in my library for years and have only just now realised are free to play – you can probably guess which ones.
Abandoned_64 (pay-what-you-want)
The Anchorite (play online)
Axial Disc 1
Bonkers (pay-what-you-want)
Cat Poke (pay-what-you-want)
Cube Escape: Paradox
depict1 (pay-what-you-want)
Descending (pay-what-you-want)
Don't Look Outside (public beta)
Entomophobia DX (pay-what-you-want)
Escape from Castle Claymount
.Forty-Five
Hamster Shelter (play online)
Infinity Girl (demo)
Neon Hearts City (demo)
Planetka
Teeth of Glass (play online)
TEST TEST TEST
TetherGeist (demo)
Through Salt and Sand (demo, pay-what-you-want)
Tower Wizard (play online)
Traveller's Hymn
Witching Stone (demo, play online)
What does a period of unprecedented economic uncertainty demand? That's right: more free stuff. A lot of these are titles from my long-term backlog that I finally got around to playing in the last couple of months, so you may see some familiar names!
Almari (demo)
Beetle Ninja
Boyandbox
The Dark Queen of Mortholme (pay-what-you-want)
Depth Survivor
Duru – About Mole Rats and Depression
ELECTROBASIS
The end of an obsession
Gar-Type (play online)
Goblet Grotto
Greed & Darkness
Harvest Witch (play online)
Hello Charlotte (demo)
Industrial Dreams (demo)
Jasper and the City of Lights (early access)
Moonshot - The Great Espionage
Necrosphere64
Neo Junk City (demo)
NEON STRUCT: Carrion Carrier
of the Devil (demo)
Pizzapocalypse
PockeDate! - Pocket Dating Simulator
SACRIFIGHTS (play online)
Sealed Bite*
Skala
Slider
Trick3nd (pay-what-you-want)
Vampire Overlord (play online)
Woodworm (play online)
* This one's a bit of an oddity: it's a free game jam entry from 2019 whose author later withdrew it from publication because they decided to develop it into a commercial title. As the game jam version was released under an open source license, it's been re-hosted by the Internet Archive for posterity. The forthcoming commercial version on Steam has a demo that's substantially similar gameplay-wise, but structurally I feel the original game jam version works better as a standalone experience, so that's what I've linked above.
Mostly fangames, demos, and game jam entries this time around. I'll mark the ones that are fangames for the benefit for the spoiler-averse:
100 lil jumps
Abyss Vaulter
Amanita August (pay-what-you-want)
Annihilator PC Edition* (demo)
Ascent DX
Auridia (demo)
Awaria
The Children of Clay
Croak Crusader: Spawn of the Spore Spectre
Data Miners (play online)
A Dream of Silence (play online; Baldur's Gate 3 fangame)
Dying Sun (demo)
ENA: Dream BBQ** (demo)
Fused 240 (pay-what-you-want)
Hypogea (demo)
The Last Oath
Little Red Lie
Model Employee
Our Dirge (demo, play online)
Red Finger
The Rodionov postulate (play online; Disco Elysium fangame)
Stop and Breathe
* This is a commercial remake of Annihilator, which was previously recommended in the March 2024 entry in this thread.
** Strictly speaking this is the free first chapter of an episodic game whose subsequent chapters will be paid, so "demo" is a slight misnomer, but in practice that's basically what it is.
Just a few this time. A couple of these are homebrews for the Game Boy or NES, so you'll need to bring your own emulator; as always, I've marked which ones they are.
Auridia (demo)
Catmercs (ROM)
EchoSqueak
Electro-Mechnician (play online)
Formless Star (pay-what-you-want)
Infinite Pizza
Lunacid - Tears of the Moon
the moth inside me (pay-what-you-want)
The Mr. Rabbit Magic Show
The New Flesh
Numbra
Pale
Poco
Prince of Prussia (play online)
RAVEN-STAR (pay-what-you-want, ROM)
Resonance
Rogue Worlds (demo)
Seasonala Cemetery
The Swamp (play online)
Vizul. 1: Empatia (demo)
I'm probably going to be too busy to do any serious gaming for the next little while, so let's do another instalment of this thread while I still can. There are some real oddballs this time around; I've given fair warnings where appropriate.
0PLAYER*
Arena.XIsm** (pay-what-you-want)
Astral Guard - Table Talk (demo, pay-what-you-want)
Crank It!
Dine-in Dungeon
Elementary School
FALLSTRUKTUR
Flooded Burials (demo)
Infineural (pay-what-you-want)
Kovox Pitch
A Murmur in the Trees
NENA
Spare Parts: Episode 1 (pay-what-you-want)
Sudokuvania: Digits of Despair***
this game will end in 205 clicks.
Water Womb World (pay-what-you-want)
Wish Upon a Cat
Zoo-ika (pay-what-you-want)
* The first of the aforementioned oddballs, this is a puzzle game consisting entirely of a single static image, intended to be loaded up in your image editor of choice, which will be used to solve the puzzles by modifying the image. The image in question is very large, so maybe try something a little more capable than MS Paint!
** The second oddball on the list, this is a roguelike implemented within a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. Owing to the poor portability of Excel macros, it probably won't run for you if you don't have access to the specific version of Excel it was written for.
*** A metroidvania-ish game implemented within a sudoku web app. It uses many non-standard rules, and is on the high end of difficulty for sudoku puzzles to boot; recommended only for serious sudoku fans.
Well, that was quite the delay. For the past six months I've been busy crowdfunding a tabletop RPG about off-brand muppets killing and eating God, so today's list is a little sparser than you might expect given that, you know, it's been six months, but I think I've got some good ones here. Without further ado:
1-Bit Explorer
Alabaster Dawn (demo)
ANGELFACE (play online)
Another Layer Down (demo, SAGE 2025)
BABYLON BEGONE (pay-what-you-want)
Bait & Tackle
Brew! (demo, SAGE 2025)
Bunmask (play online)
Candy Rangers (demo, SAGE 2025)
corru.observer (play online)
D1AL-ogue
Dead Like Ants
DOGWALK
Do NOT Take This Cat Home (pay-what-you-want)
Dragonsweeper (play online)
Dungeon Gals* (demo, SAGE 2025)
Egg (pay-what-you-want)
Electigirl: High Tension Beauty (demo, SAGE 2025)
Enter the Wyrm (public alpha)
Eros Wept (pay-what-you-want)
Gobble Fantasy (demo)
The Heart Pumps Clay (pay-what-you-want)
Hightail (demo, SAGE 2025)
I'll Invaligate Your Aid (pay-what-you-want)
INARI
It is as if you were making love (play online)
Kira-Kira Catgirl Rampage (demo, SAGE 2025)
Lo-Friction (demo, SAGE 2025)
Love
Lyrestruck* (demo, SAGE 2025)
Magic Gear (play online)
Minesweeper Plus (pay-what-you-want)
Muri: Wildwoods (demo)
Paranatural: Spirit Stackers (play online)
Piq 'n' Mix in: Meat-Cute Aboard the Bunnycular (pay-what-you-want)
Purple Tentacle (play online)
RoboGAL* (demo, SAGE 2025)
Run Away (play online)
Stardust the Unicorn (demo, SAGE 2025)
Sunnie Bell in "Just -A- Jest" (demo, play online)
Syrup and the Ultimate Sweet (play online)
Telegeddon (demo)
Time Foray (demo, SAGE 2025)
Type Help (play online)
The Witch and the Wraith (play online)
Witchfall: Secrets of Emotica* (demo, SAGE 2025)
YOKAI GODDESS (demo, SAGE 2025)
* Updated demo of a previously plugged title in development; the added content is sometimes significant, but you can safely leave these for last if you've already played the SAGE 2024 versions
You don't like my domestic au? But I lobotomized the characters just for you :( isn't it so nice now that everyone's happy? They all talk and forgive each other 😊 they're getting married, you know. They're pregnant, you know. Time skip soon! Two beautiful kids. After they have them they will put aside all their passions. Maybe they will never go back to the coffee shop 🤭or university 😜. Maybe they will stay at home with their children. I made this world just for you. Isn't it domestic? Isn't it perfect? Look at how everyone smiles! I am smiling :) are you?
Season 4 hype :3
Art by WindyPenpal for the fic The Reweave of Lidenschaft's Chosen. Posted with permission.
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Ameri wearing a dress like her mother's original one is very cute.
The waiters
Sorry this took so long- work has been a bit more time consuming than I anticipated 😅
Anyway, this is my gift exchange contirbution for @rozemynelovebot :D
Based on you mentioning you like the gods in ascendance of a bookworm I decided to play on that theme - with some Elvira and friends-esque fangirling - hope you like it :D
So far as I know there aren't any official designs for Bluanfah and Dregarnuhr? I could be wrong (I have been before with other side characters-) I used the official ones for the eternal five (drawing Ewigeliebe is kinda fun tbh- his character really lends itself to being overdramatic). I kind of based Bluanfah on a more regency style heroine design-wise (because Jane Austen love stories and all that) whereas I leaned a bit more towards Hirschur with Dregarnuhr's design (as in, it's a bit plainer than some of the other god's outfits) since I picture her being a bit more serious being the goddess of time and all.
ANyway-
This took longer than I planned to finish, but I hope you like it!
:D
@honzuki-exchange
im laughing so hard because no matter what song you listen to
spiderman dances to the beat
no matter what song ive been testing it and lauing my ass off for an hour
hey guys do you want to circulate the heirloom dancing spiderman again i feel like we could stand to do that
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my heart is full✨
i do think theres something sad about how largely only the literature that's considered especially good or important is intentionally preserved. i want to read stuff that ancient people thought sucked enormous balls
Time to take this post entirely too seriously:
I often wonder if this is why you so commonly see the sentiment that we are in an era of uniquely bad literature, or at least that the fact that most books don't have artistic aspirations and are not aiming to be anything other than mindless entertainment is new. In fact what's new is the idea that everything is worth preserving (and also the internet making it easier to preserve it). The dumb artistically unambitious trash books of the past have survived only sporadically, because people thought of them as literally disposable.
When I was in college I had a professor who was an expert on detective fiction. He had a longstanding beef with the idea that "Murders in the Rue Morgue" was the first detective story. He thought that it seemed way too polished to be inventing a new genre, and also that the whole orangutan business had the vibe of someone subverting preexisting audience expectations and maybe engaging in a bit of stealth parody. With the help of some student volunteers, he went trawling through old magazines and newspapers and found hundreds of detective stories from the early 1800s that just hadn't garnered enough individual attention to be remembered. This was because most of them sucked balls. He created an online archive of them, so you too can read these mostly terrible stories.
Steal His Look!
if you're conscientious about web design you try your best to make your pages accessible, in particular by paying attention to clarity and visual contrast; there have been many resources written to make sure text and interactive elements aren't too small and don't blend into their surroundings too bad.
this is unfortunately at odds with web browser developers, who blithely update their scroll bars to be at most like 5% grayer than their background (chrome) or to make them 3 pixels wide (firefox)
this just isn't acceptable
there are browser settings and CSS that address this to some degree but my issue is with it being a poorly-designed default for everyone. firefox narrowing its scrollbars also left a nasty gap in Cookie Clicker's interface that took me a while to fix - and it doesn't let you modify scroll bar appearance as much as chrome does. in general modifying browser UI is fickle, unstable and not to be relied on but you have to do what you can. here's how Cookie Clicker and Neverending Legacy currently look in chrome with my custom CSS:
i do think theres something sad about how largely only the literature that's considered especially good or important is intentionally preserved. i want to read stuff that ancient people thought sucked enormous balls
Time to take this post entirely too seriously:
I often wonder if this is why you so commonly see the sentiment that we are in an era of uniquely bad literature, or at least that the fact that most books don't have artistic aspirations and are not aiming to be anything other than mindless entertainment is new. In fact what's new is the idea that everything is worth preserving (and also the internet making it easier to preserve it). The dumb artistically unambitious trash books of the past have survived only sporadically, because people thought of them as literally disposable.
When I was in college I had a professor who was an expert on detective fiction. He had a longstanding beef with the idea that "Murders in the Rue Morgue" was the first detective story. He thought that it seemed way too polished to be inventing a new genre, and also that the whole orangutan business had the vibe of someone subverting preexisting audience expectations and maybe engaging in a bit of stealth parody. With the help of some student volunteers, he went trawling through old magazines and newspapers and found hundreds of detective stories from the early 1800s that just hadn't garnered enough individual attention to be remembered. This was because most of them sucked balls. He created an online archive of them, so you too can read these mostly terrible stories.
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Got up to one of my favourite parts of the light novels while re-reading part four, and I absolutely had to illustrate it ~ (makes me cry every time-)
:')
my most sick and twisted fantasy
I was honestly a bit nervous to draw and post this one, because it's such a deep rooted and genuine issue I struggle with. It's a thing I wish could be fixed in some way, but I feel pretty comforted it resonated with so many others too
