wednesday.
rain-core edition.
Lost In Translation (2003). get comfortably lost, communication’s hard
Blade Runner 2049 (2017). serene ruin, what makes humanity?
My Neighbour Totoro (1988). childlike wonder, wander the trees
Lost In Translation (2003)
2 8 1 4 - 新しい日の誕生 (Birth of a New Day) (2015). half-asleep, the city in fog
Goreshit - My Love Feels All Wrong (2015). kawaii car crash, acid overdose
naran ratan - Trees etc. (2015). lush textures, gentle whimsy, onward
2814, artwork by Cirrus yk
Rain World (2017). broken breathing uncaring ecosystem, survive
Mosa Lina (2023). fuzzy, some problems aren’t solvable
Rain World
ThorHighHeels - Why YouTube Thumbnails Matter (26:22). <link>
Fredrick Knudsen - EVE Online | Down the Rabbit Hole (5:55:12). <link>
MINMOMINMO - The Wheel of RPG Maker Horror (28:38). <link>
super alex 64 - SA64 mashinima: тюрьма (2:12). <link>
Rain World is an experience like no other. I know it sounds like a headliner, like an “it makes you feel like Spider-man”-ism. But for me, Rain World really did trap my consciousness into the body of a simple slugcat. I became a cog in the machine, another inhabitant of a world that had existed before me, and would continue to thrive long after I was gone.
In Rain World, you must carve your own path in the world. You must fill your niche in this living ecosystem. You are a slugcat, separated from your family, surviving moment to moment as you struggle against predators, struggle to find prey. You’re forced to adapt to new environments; learn what you should and shouldn’t eat, which creatures can be helpful, which should be avoided, and the best way to do just that. You learn to utilise your surroundings to your advantage.