#detectivenoir

@detective-noir {x}

Cider – now only known as Spidergirl – shifted back a bit, only to grimace as the hand gripping her side clenched and stained her blue gloves further red. She hissed through her teeth, and with ragged breaths, looked up at the figure in front of her.

"...'m fine, Pete. Could be better, but...I'll survive. Always do."

@detective-noir {x}

“Don’t– don’t look at it, alright Petey…?” Cider was attempting to keep her voice level, but it was hard work to do. God, she didn’t wanna look at it – legs weren’t supposed to bend that way and it made her sick to her stomach at a glance. She swallowed thickly, and instead focused on keeping Peter calm.

“I– I don’t wanna move you, but there’s help on the way – professional, medical help – I-I’m gonna be here, Peter. Just…just focus on me, don’t focus on that.” Her voice shook as she took his hand and held it tight, that warm tingle passing even through her gloves as she held it.

Moses & Plato - Last Train to Clawville - Fan Art

"Moses & Plato - Last Train to Clawville" is one of those games that grabs you from the very first minute. I love its noir and detective atmosphere, but it's much brighter (in every sense) than in previous games in the series. It's very interesting to see how the team decided to go with this cartoon style for the anthropomorphic characters. I was fascinated by the care put into the environments and how everything moves to the rhythm of the train. The fact that you can explore everything in 360 degrees allows you to appreciate details in the backgrounds that tell stories on their own, and I think that's where the soul of the project truly shines. The chemistry between the main duo and the romance that develops with the male lead are truly captivating. Did I mention that it takes place on a beautiful train? Have you played this game or any of the previous ones in the series?