So, we've created a Tumblr
Greetings and hello! If you've never heard of us, we're Too Many Teeth Studios, an independent visual novel development team based in Melbourne/Naarm, Australia. We've got two commercially released games - The Many Deaths of Lily Kosen, a horror game about trying to survive a demon that's hunting you, and Artificial Nexus, a sci-fi mystery game where the protagonist, Susan, tries to find out who exactly she is. Beyond those two we've also got some free games on itch.io, and we're currently hard at work on a new game, which we'll hopefully be announcing soon.
So, why exactly have we set up a Tumblr, and why now? Long story short: while we're already pretty active on Bluesky, and do a lot of long-form posts on our website, we want to be a bit more present and active on the internet. Most other social networking sites are owned by gross billionaires who care more about their profits than their users, and while there are probably a few skeletons in Tumblr's closets if you go digging for long enough, we feel a bit more comfortable posting here on Tumblr. Time will tell how this works out, but for now at least, we're excited and happy to be here!
Our initial posts over the next few weeks will probably mostly consist of sharing some art and features from our games, but over time we'd like to do a bit of crossposting with devlogs, reviews, tutorials, and all other sorts of content!
This post hasn't gone too deeply into who we are and what we're about, so if you'd like to know more about us:
We have a website! It's got further information on our games, devlogs, and lots more content to browse!
If you're interested in checking out our games, you can find them at Steam or itch.io.
Outside of Tumblr, we've also got a Discord, and a Bluesky. If you search around a bit further you can probably find our Facebook and Instagram pages too, but they're pretty thoroughly dead at this stage, and were never really where we primarily posted.
That's probably enough for an introductory post, so we'll finish this off by simply saying: thanks for having us, Tumblr, we're looking forwards to it!







