#scarletdream

[scarletdreamgame]

Weekly Update

The demo has been updated a few times. @_@ That aside, I’ve been working on a cutscene drawing and one boss ending. Said boss ending has been highly uncomfortable to write- because I guess I was feeling entirely edgy when I designed it. That said, here’s a friendly reminder that you can skip Gameover scenes if they aren’t your cup of tea.

Because I want everyone to have a good time. 

itch.io (has The Demo)  ★ Twitter ★  Facebook  ★ Youtube (for speedpaints) ★ Discord, If you’re feeling social: https://discord.gg/epMEyzu ★ Patreon, If you’d like to help me live and make games

★ Special thanks to Yaoi Consortium for helping me promote my game and providing another space for fans to talk. Thanks as always! ★

[scarletdreamgame]

Weekly update!

Friendly reminder that I’m doing updates Wed/Thurs do to work schedule.

I have finished both Demurl and Shaun’s extra chat! So these chats are small- but they are just a simple little extra thing for making progress among characters. Something that makes the routes seem more fluid in progression, and with no big CGs so I don’t have to draw more - and can be put into the 2nd Demo. :3

Next is just testing and some final editing before the Demo is done. It might be done by July!

itch.io (has The Demo)  ★ Twitter ★  Facebook  ★ Youtube (for speedpaints)

★ Discord, If you’re feeling social: https://discord.gg/epMEyzu ★ Patreon, If you’d like to help me live and make games★

Special thanks to Yaoi Consortium for helping me promote my game and providing another space for fans to talk. Thanks as always! ★

[paperbacksciencefiction]

Northwest Smith by C. L. Moore $4 Ace Books (1982) In 1933 C. L. Moore contributed the first of her famous Northwest Smith stories to the old Weird Tales magazine. (Remarkable in that she was not only young, but a woman who was featured in a magazine dominated by male authors.) That shadowy tale was called "Shambleau" and it took the Gorgon/Medusa legend out of earthly trappings and placed it on other worlds. The Northwest Smith stories continued over a period of years with a great degree of success. This book offers ten of these fantastic, interplanetary tales, personally selected for this volume by the author. The hardcover appeared under the title "Scarlet Dream" in 1981. The cover art is by Jim Burns. . Overall Fair Condition, Binding Tight, Pages Look Good . . . #northwestsmith #scarletdream #clmoore #paperbacksciencefiction https://www.instagram.com/p/CC6J7a6g8mE/?igshid=lram13922lnp

[paperbacksciencefiction]

Northwest Smith by C. L. Moore $4 Ace Books (1982) In 1933 C. L. Moore contributed the first of her famous Northwest Smith stories to the old Weird Tales magazine. (Remarkable in that she was not only young, but a woman who was featured in a magazine dominated by male authors.) That shadowy tale was called "Shambleau" and it took the Gorgon/Medusa legend out of earthly trappings and placed it on other worlds. The Northwest Smith stories continued over a period of years with a great degree of success. This book offers ten of these fantastic, interplanetary tales, personally selected for this volume by the author. The hardcover appeared under the title "Scarlet Dream" in 1981. The cover art is by Jim Burns. . Overall Fair Condition, Binding Tight, Pages Look Good . . . #northwestsmith #scarletdream #clmoore #paperbacksciencefiction https://www.instagram.com/p/B5KttOxABJh/?igshid=ny34qk57fmfp