games (mostly text-based) about houses and places-- exploring them, haunting them, feeding them:
childhood homes (and why we hate them) - after a decade, you return home.
return - a text-based horror game about coming home.
singing from the far side of the hill - about a trans woman, homeless after a bad breakup, who rents a stranger's spare room. it's a decision she comes to regret.
anatomy - Explore a suburban house, collect cassette tapes, study the physiology of domestic architecture.
leave house - leave house
the open house - We at Northtree Real Estate (in partnership with Optix Dynamix Labs) are proud to present our new, state-of-the-art, open house simulator! Come and take a quick tour of 15615 Hollow Oak Lane, a familiar and comfortable showcase home in one of our premier developments!
what girls do in the dark - This little game is based off one of the greatest fears they had as a teenage girl: showing up late to a stranger's slumber party.
unbecoming - a sonically-textured interactive horror fiction exploring cycles of trauma and unspeakable forces of nature in a mythic rural American landscape.
13 laurel road - an interactive fiction game about the relationships we have with places and reconciling with trauma. You play as a young man named Noah who has been tasked with picking up some things from his cousin’s old house.
domvs - a gothic mystery game in which you rely on your environment to uncover the truth.
flesh, blood, & concrete - you find yourself in a vast, empty apartment complex.
i am still here - a short, unconventional ghost story and vignette reflecting on the end of a long lockdown.
Having parents who aren't as bad as they used to be is crazy cause they'll be sitting there doing some normal shit and you're like kubrick staring at them
When we see a Palestinian close to his goal, let's help him together to get there as soon as possible. We see their dignity being lost on Tumblr, and we see the opposite. We must help them and send them our best wishes.
Enough of the betrayal. Enough of the neglect. Let's return to being like before When the Rafah crossing is opened, these people will be evacuated, including my friend Ibrahim.
Isn't it enough that we die every day under occupation? Our dignity is being crushed there, so we come here, seeking your words and support...But we find abandonment. Even here, our dignity is being lost. Please... don't abandon us. Donate. Retweet our voice.
When you see a Palestinian struggling despite everything...despite the war, despite the isolation, despite the pain...and moving closer to their goal, step by step, don't stand by and watch.
Don't let their voice be drowned out by the noise. Help them, even with a repost, a prayer, a word, a donation... everything makes a difference These are not just numbers or fleeting posts. These are human beings with dreams, loved ones, and ambitions that have been lost under the bombardment.
Guys share this post my dear guys we are very close to our goal 46300 euros we only need 3700 do you believe this please donate my dear friend don't ignore and just I don't want to say anything else show me what you will do very compact
Guys only 600 euros to reach 47000 Come on guys let's close our goal as soon as possible please we don't have drinking water we drink salt water here please donate they have deprived us of the most basic rights please donate
Guys we are very close less than 3000 euros to reach our goal please donate to us we need all the help please if you see this post don't ignore it share and donate too we want to reach our goal because when it is opened The crossing is being evacuated. Please donate. Donate.
Wow can you believe this thing only 2690 yoyo to reach the goal come on girl guys I'm so tired of this life I work hard but there are only a few who listen to me please share and donate too please
Guys, finally I will travel with my family. This is great. When the crossing opens directly, we will be among the first people. But we do not have much left, guys. Please, only 2,200 euros to reach the goal. Come on guys, donate. If you donate, please donate again and it will all be over
Come on come on guys we are getting closer don't let us miss this opportunity please donate just 1800 euros to reach our goal please donate we have been waiting for us all these days please donate
Guys, don't you want us to reach the goal Why are there no donors Did you ignore all the talk above Is this really fair I want you to be in my place and ask people for this How would you feel Only 1,700 euros to reach our goal Please donate Don't ignore 97% of our goal achieved through donate
Hello, my name is Hani, I am 26 years old, from Gaza.
"From the Rubble to Hope: I am Hani, and my surviving fami… Hani Alanqar needs your support for "Help me and my family escape the genocid
I studied social work at university, but due to the lack of job opportunities, I had to work as a taxi driver to meet my needs and those of my family. I never imagined that my life would change in such a tragic way, but everything collapsed when the war on Gaza began in October of the previous year.
Our house was in a remote area near the border, one of the most targeted areas by the occupiers. In an instant, we found ourselves facing the worst nightmare anyone could experience: war, bombing, the destruction of homes, and the massacres committed by the occupiers against our people, including children, the elderly, and women. Death threatened us at every moment, and we were forced to make the hardest decisions.
Since the war began, we decided to leave everything behind, starting with our home, which was completely destroyed, to our previous lives. We began our first displacement journey in an attempt to escape death. We left our area in the first hour of the invasion, and the roads were nearly empty of cars, as moving vehicles were targeted by the occupiers. Our situation was catastrophic, as the roads were filled with destruction, and fuel was unavailable, so we had to walk on foot.
We, my family and I, set off on a long and arduous journey, not knowing when it would end. With us were my parents: my father Yasser (55 years old), and my mother Manal (50 years old), who suffers from chronic illnesses such as diabetes and high blood pressure, my sister Ameena (29 years old), who carries her children Nasser (7 years old), Bara'a (5 years old), and Adam (3 years old). I was also with my brother Ibrahim (15 years old), who was in desperate need of protection and guidance.
The occupiers had imposed harsh conditions on the paths we took to reach the south, where we were prohibited from carrying anything with us and subjected to thorough searches. The first checkpoint we passed was 6,000 meters away from where we were, and after the checkpoints, there was no transportation available, even animals were prohibited. Only a horse-drawn cart was the only means of transportation we could find.
After a long and exhausting journey on foot, we endured the hardships: the children were exhausted, and my elderly parents and sick mother were in desperate need of help. We finally reached the checkpoint, where there were hundreds of people waiting their turn to enter the area that the occupiers claimed was safe. It took us 8 hours before our turn came, and after being checked and verified, we were allowed to pass. We then walked another 3 kilometers before we reached a bus that transported us to Deir al-Balah, where we stayed in a school converted into a shelter for displaced people.
The school was crowded with displaced people, more than 10,000 people crammed into the space. There was no room in the classrooms, so we had to live in the schoolyard under the walls of the fence. We were provided with a simple tent made of cloth and wood thanks to help from some volunteers, but this didn't last long. After a month, we were told we would have to leave the place.
We moved again, this time to the Rafah area, where some organizations provided us with tents to stay in, but over time, we had to leave that area as well. We moved to the Zawayda area in the center, where my family still lives in a school that was under construction. Here we are now, living in tragic conditions, sharing classrooms with five other families. We are 7 members in the same space, facing the daily challenges of life inside this school.
But the story doesn’t end here, as every day is a new battle. We face difficulty in obtaining food, water, and healthcare, especially with my sick mother and my father who needs care. The situation has become more complicated as time passes, and the needs are urgent. With every difficulty we face, the hope that you might help us rebuild our lives after this tragedy is what keeps our hearts intact.
We are in urgent need of your support. Your donations, no matter how small, will significantly improve our lives. They will enable us to provide food, healthcare, shelter, and help us rebuild our lives after this catastrophe. With every donation, you are giving hope to a family living in darkness, and you become a part of our story of resilience and survival.
I appeal to you to stand with us in this struggle. Please click on the link to support our campaign. Together, we can change our reality and bring hope to our children and families.
"From the Rubble to Hope: I am Hani, and my surviving fami… Hani Alanqar needs your support for "Help me and my family escape the genocid
My campaign is legitimate and fully documented. You can verify this through the following links:
this is embarrassing to post, but I had a mental health crisis and missed about a week of work. if anyone has any expendable money to share, I'd really appreciate a few dollars sent my way so I can eat.
I'm sorry to beg at a time when i know literally everyone needs money but recently we've been told we owe a lot of missed rent
apparently due to a calculating error in how much we owe we missed about 75 dollars a month every month for some time. this comes up now to about $1,500, which we're being told we need within the next 30 days or i specifically will be evicted from the apartment. i don't have anywhere else to go, so i would be homeless again. needless to say I'm very scared about this
i just need the $1,500 paid off in time, if i make anything more from this post it'll be used to pay for things like soap and toilet paper. counter below will be updated regularly
meowing! they do that just for humans, they are speaking to us!!
little squeaks & chirps!! what's more baby than that
purring! it communicates such love, trust, and comfort
the cute kitty activation noise when you pet a sleeping cat & they trill
Voting ended onMay 28, 2025
Do you recognize this photo?
This is @abdalsalam2000's blog banner. Nader is a Palestinian teenager trying to raise money for his family of seven (parents, brothers, sister-in-law, niece, and nephew) to escape the genocide in Gaza.
He's been active on tumblr for a long while now, and was one of the first to have their campaigns vetted: #4 on the gazavetters list! His goal is €50,000 (equivalent to around $56,723 with current exchange rates) which would enable his family to travel to safety.
Nader has worked extremely hard to raise these funds--tirelessly initiating conversations with strangers on tumblr, building social relationships, and promoting his campaign. He's raised €41,213 so far.
I can't imagine how hard it must be to have worked so hard, for so long, under such brutal conditions. To be so close to raising the total funds you need (82% of the way there!) but because you are just under €9,000 short, your family is still trapped.
Please help him raise the remaining 18%. After all of this, let it not be in vain.
I am a young man who loves my studies very much and I drea… Nader Alanqar needs your support for Help Nader Al-Anqar and his family overc
Heyo! I am once again advocating for this Palestinian family I've linked. Ibrahim is just a kid in a dire situation and no one should have to go through what he is going through daily. His father is in critical condition and needs funds to get the lifesaving care he needs.
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I am Ibrahim, 15 years old, I seek your help and assistance to save… Ibrahim Yasser needs your support for Help Ibrahim's family e
If even half of my followers donated a dollar, we'd be done with this campaign in less than a day!
Hello guys we are getting closer and closer only 500 euros to reach 11000 let's get there please donate if everyone donates we will finish our campaign quickly Please donate
The Nakba Day commemorates the Nakba (catastrophe) every year on May 15 That means two days ago
On this day in 1948, the establishment of the Israeli occupation state was declared, and the forced displacement of more than 700,000 Palestinians from their lands and villages began, a process known as the "Nakba."
Let's be honest and realistic. There has been less talk about Gaza and the issues of Gaza are not being given their due There are many massacres taking place in Gaza, but there is no longer any interest. Also, for 83 days, not a single piece of bread has entered Gaza. This is a war of famine. Donate to us, even if it is a little. This is not an order, but a request for help to complete.
mohammed, my friend, has a fundraising campaign that is currently at 34%, finally surpassing 1/3 of their goal, but we still have a long way ahead on helping the al manasra family on getting $30,000. it would be wonderful if you could share it and donate to them!
any amount matters so much! $5, $10 or even more would make such a amazing difference. can we try to get to $15,000 before the end of may? mohammed's son, abdul rahman, desperately need care after getting severely injured and burned. this is urgent!
Please, don't leave me alone in this difficult time... I desperately need your support, even a small donation can help. I'm exhausted, and the pain is more than I can bear."
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