Gingiva (2013)
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Gingiva (2013)
I have been playing Gingiva for a little bit I like it, it’s weird
All is atrophied,
but I can still aim a shot.
These are the Bunnymen and Bunny King, two of the many enemies found in Middens, a surreal RPG Maker game in the veins of Yume Nikki and OFF regarding its mechanics and gameplay. I was unsure about what exact kind of skulls they have, since these are definitely not a rabbit's. Looking closely at the original image they seem like dog skulls, so I decided to reference those for painting this piece. You can read more about Middens and download it here: middens.tumblr.com/ Or you can also watch a gameplay here: youtu.be/aG-5IRtt4bY?list=PLq7…
Original piece: http://revolverwinds.deviantart.com/art/Game-of-Tag-290586841
Where They Cremate the Roadkill
I'm honestly surprised that there aren't more Undertale crossovers with Middens. Surreal monsters, humor, and crazy locked-away world, ambiguous protagonist, similar systems for mercy, monsters who attack out of defense, a nihilistic, insane villain, similar outlook on players who choose to kill everything on sight...
Where They Cremate the Roadkill
"On the surface Where They Cremate the Roadkill plays fundamentally like an RPG that utilizes real-time action elements. Combat, is however, illegal and engaging in it carelessly may get you arrested, hunted or killed. Police may barricade save points and your home could be invaded by half-monster swat teams. Beating a fiend could bring their family to your door for revenge. Any of the few hundred characters can be destroyed anytime. Therefore timing is everything.
Spells are acquired by assimilating others, rummaging through waste or pilfering the pockets of the slain. A few of these can be used in the typical fashion, most have other applications. Conjure schools of fish out of solid ground. Summon cats into the house of a person with allergies to defeat them. Turn bovines into burger meat with a flick of the wrist. Bring to life an army of inanimate objects. Create havoc by casting love spells on train commuters and turn someone's pet dog inside out.
The order in which you select targets determines which attacks you receive first. It's imperative the player chooses selectively to benefit from the maximum advantage.
Should you not use a spell it atrophies and until you forget it all together. Memory is a factor here. 'Use it or lose it' as the saying goes. "-myformerselves (AKA revolverwinds)
KICKSTARTER!!!