Have At Thee

For all the hype around subversions, most stories that REALLY stick with people deliver on narrative satisfaction first and foremost and that oftentimes requires doing a few cliches, but doing them well.

Final bosses are a thing for a reason. Three-act structure is a thing for a reason. Seeing the wicked being punished is satisfying for a reason. Don’t be afraid of tropes, instead learn to use them well.

Concept: I’m a Bloodborne enemy but I’m nice

“You ARE wanted here!”

hug-starved beast

*throws myself on the floor* i want to be DESIRED by WOMEN

thanks tommy

honestly a big indicator of a good game for me is the ability to just chill in it. if you can enjoy yourself just stopping to take in the scenery and listen to the music and ambience, or hanging out on the title screen, or ignoring the main gameplay to go off and screw around picking flowers, or even just mousing over all the menu options for the tactile feedback, chances are it’s a good fucking game

i once made a text post that got 33 notes maybe you should think before you talk to me that way