#karamu

Hello!

The Otome Games Celebration is running now, for one week from May 4th to May 11th! There are over 140+ otome games in the event, from 80+ developers and publishers. Both My Husband is a Stranger and the Karamu Trilogy are participating this year~

To commemorate the festival, I've released a short, exclusive preview of the Karamu remake on Steam for you to check out!

Check out My Husband is a Stranger here!

Ah, he's so cute.

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I like this game! It expresses the inside of someone with a lot of anxiety. My favorite part is that Geist's route doesn't a bad ending. I think that's right, if you're tired enough to be swayed by the voice of anxiety, It's okay to take a break..

Anyway, awesome art, cool comic book style.. If anyone hasn't tried Play, give it a try!

Bonus Tetragnatha spider I only just noticed.

Originally described as Pelaphia lata.

Endemic to New Zealand coastal and lowland areas, but an increasingly serious weed in Victoria and Tasmania. The fruit is spread by birds and the plant grows readily from seed in infertile soils, and in poorly drained and exposed lands. It can also grow in a large range of altitude varying from sea level to 1,200 meters, under full sun to shady, windy and frostprone habitats.

Introduced mammals such as goats (Capra hircus) and deer (Cervus elaphus) have a severe impact on karamū, and hares (Lepus timidus) and rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) eat the seedlings.

The berries are edible and leaves can be brewed into a medicinal tea. The leaves are believed by Maori to have the ability to deal with kidney troubles and the bark to treat stomachache and vomiting. Karamū is rich in dyes including alizarin and purpurin. Sometimes leaves of the plant were put on stones to dye the food and preserve them after a hangi.

I think the yandere in that game is pretty interesting. The game isn't long, and it's a finshed one as well.

Karamu

By: Chattercap

"For me, a world with only you is enough."

Two weeks ago, Nelli sent her long-term boyfriend, Raku, the following text: "I'm breaking up with you." She has been successfully avoiding him ever since...until her bike chain breaks. He helps her, but now she's trapped in a forest with only her broken bike, a cellphone with no reception, and her slightly creepy ex-boyfriend for company. He wants to talk, and one thing is clear: he really doesn't want to break up. (He probably won't take no for an answer.)