A number of firsts are contained in that title:
Several years back, when I saw the trailer for this game, I hastily concluded the Dragon Age series was over for me. The characters looked cartoon-like, the presentation hopelessly overstated and melodramatic, Varric had apparently turned into a brunet, and I just wanted nothing to do with any of it. Not even the occasional glimmer of Tumblr enthusiasm on my dash could tempt me. But then a friend talked me into getting the game during the winter sales, and once I started it, I could barely put it down.
Continue reading Dragon Age: The VeilguardIt’s not the first time some enterprising teenage vigilante planted a cursed object in Draco’s path, but none of the attempts so far have been quite so bizarre.
Written For Jungatheart as part of the winter holiday gift exchange over at the Drarry Creative Collective discord.
“Malfoy,” Harry said, squinting with a new suspicion. “Are you… drunk?”
“Not yet.” Malfoy shook the flask. “How about it, Potter?”
The third entry in my Harry Potter series, Spring Forward, Fall Back, this Hogwarts era story takes place a month after the The Bubo.
OR, read on for some excerpts and a making-of story. Tl;dr: it took me 6 fucking months to make that illustration.
Continue reading The Yule Ball(Accidentally posted on the game’s five years anniversary. The Fates willed it.)
Late to the party as usual, I discovered this brilliant gem of a game just as its sequel is about to be released. Hades charmed me every which way. First and foremost with the unbelievable quality and quantity of content; the care put into every little detail; the ingenuity of Greek mythology adaptation; the flawless writing and acting; the art; the music; and last but definitely not least, the rich queer representation.
Continue reading Hades game
