lauren

[n1ghtmaremachine]

[veggiecrunch-art]

Old sonar drawing

[ladyshinga]

[kou3218]

That is some fallout level environmental story telling XD

[skipppppy]

Baldur’s Gate 3 experience is going fine i guess

[hats0ng]

[bitter-rayjay]

My top 4 from each game!!! (Excluding protags they'll get their own post)

[midnigtartist]

POV: You’re being cringe at camp

[naariel]

Halsin, the babe, the husband, the love of my life, forever

// explicit

[crowgifts]

[0ddoblivion]

Inflation is fucking crazy rn

[chipsah0y]

game of the year 2026

[uhmuhummmuhhh]

thanks man

[grasswyrm]

Been getting really into orange juice lately

[grasswyrm]

#myjuice

[ladyoftheharbour]

can we please please please learn to differentiate between things that are good but devalued because of their association with women (caring for children, being compassionate), things that are neutral but seen negatively because of their association with women (the colour pink, having long hair), and things that are bad but associated with women because of misogyny (being materialistic, being stupid) because otherwise we’re gonna keep getting takes like “being gender nonconforming is anti feminist” and “not studying for your classes is feminist”

[gluebottles]

Candyland 1984/1997 board

[sideblogtointeract]

DYK that's was the point of the game? It was invented by Eleanor Abbott for children hospitalized with polio. The disease would effect mobility among other things so Candyland focused instead on bright colors and engaging illustrations rather than complicated gameplay to encourage the imagination of bedbound children. This post, and this comment, is a testament to Abbots genius in when she made this game.

Candy Land | American Experience | PBS

Although Candy Land started in a polio ward, its connection to the infamous disease was kept secret for 50 years. Its steady rise in popular

[kymcat]

the economy is in shambles…i don’t know

[cb-writes-stuff]

I just learned that in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, the problems that Miis have that you have to solve (formerly called Problems) are now called Ponderings. So in light of that