Night Time Sun

So I updated my TTRPG PDF file to be a Twine text-based game instead! It's the one called "Escape the Dimensional Trap". It's ment to be simple but I'm planning to update it to include more features, graphics, and difficulties. Comments/feedback is welcome.

So I watched Robot Carnival. Not my first time but it's been a long time since I've seen it so I forgot most of it. Lets just say, it inspired me to go more of an old 80s route with my illustrations and also sound or music if I go into 2D animation.

Robot Carnival had a nice charm between an anthology and a movie which has inspired me to try something with my own stories while I'm writing the first book.

If you want to watch Robot Carnival, I found it on YouTube.

Content Warning: Robot Carnival contains flashes, so if you're sensitive to that I'd recommend avoiding it. It also has blood and violence.

Found this drum solo (played by Kalonica Nicx) for One Way Ticket by Eruption and love it! It's versions like this that really make a heavy story feel fun so I added this to certain playlist so I can write those fun moments that are now forever in my head.

Doing some research for my book, and I keep hearing about this background hum in space. I heard about it from one of the Voyagers that made it out at the edge of the solar system, and now I'm watching this video related to bit flipping and how that affected a small Nintendo 64 game. It makes me wonder if there is something more to it all. I have yet to finish the video, so there may be an answer on it, but if not, maybe I need to do more research?

Me being me; it sounds like it's a lot of fog like particles we can't see with our eyes but sense with equipment. If we could go out to the edge of our solar system, I wonder if movement would become soupy and hard to move through in a way? A lot of what we know are theories in my opinion because we have tools to determine what things are from a distance, but we can not send someone with more tools to go check it out in person.

I think I found my book theme. Usually it's Midnight Danger or Dance with the Dead but this one just speaks.