#discworld noir

[bestboxart]

Best Game Boxart Qualifier: Poll 74

Click the images to see the full art! Titles and more information in alt text.

Which BOXART is your favorite? (Remember to vote for the ARTWORK, not for the game!)

Discworld Noir

DOOM

Zool: Ninja of the "Nth" Dimension

DreamWorks All-Star Kart Racing

Patapon 3

RollerCoaster Tycoon

Spyro 2: Gateway to Glimmer

World of Warcraft

Discworld

Voting ended onApr 8

(Propaganda under the cut!)

Spyro 2: Gateway to Glimmer

Look at the "S" of Spyro having the same kind of spikes as Spyro has, so cute!

[agapi-kalyptei]

game idea: Dischonored Elysium Noir

[magicmalcolm]

[electricboogaloosstuff]

Playing Discworld noir for the first time stay tuned

[claydondelve]

Favourite pc games part 1

[butleroftoast]

I love this game.

[xemylixa]

Drew PI Lewton - the edgelord snark machine from the game Discworld Noir who also solves crimes sometimes I guess. Referenced from the official “beauty shot” of the character. I loooove his outfit!

Tbh I really wanna talk to someone in the Discworld fandom about this game - I know it’s basically an authorised AU, but it’s so underappreciated...

[mendelpalace]

Why I love notebooks in video games

In Discworld Noir, they help untangle puzzles. In Red Dead Redemption 2, they flesh out the central character. Is the notebook gaming’s most powerful narrative tool?

A short piece on notebooks in video games. 

We use notebooks to give form to the intangible, jotting down half-formed ideas and strategies with the aim of corralling them into coherence. We record and reflect on events in our lives, a ritual that narrativises our experiences and makes them comprehensible. Notebooks are a technology, the most ordinary and unspectacular instance of cyborg enhancement – an extension of our memories. And all this makes them a fascinating motif in video games.