Doki Doki Literature Club is a game you'd call a work of art. One heck of an emotional rollercoaster. I mean, seriously, it really transcends its own reality because it's so emotional.


Just ∂ñʈ‘.

I bought this thing long ago, and I'm still addicted like heck. You can never put this thing down once you start it. That's a warning. I've mistakenly (or purposely) told many of my friends about it, and now they are hooked. They're absolute junkies and cannot stop, cold turkey.

I promise, I'm not talking about a drug, I'm talking about Factorio.

This is Factorio. Not even once.

A+

Shadron is its own unique application compared to other image editors like Adobe Photoshop and Gimp. In Shadron, you have no tools. Instead, you make your own tools. Through writing a script that is similar to a OpenGL shader, you can do a bit short of everything in the field of graphics editing.

If you're entirely new to writing shaders, this should be relatively quick to learn if you have a basic understanding of the color theory and programming. The programming language is similar to C. (Might be exactly C, I think)

One of the nicest things is when you save your changes to your script, Shadron is very quick to apply the changes. There are also parameters, where you can define a range and the (primitive) data type.

I've been waiting for this bloody thing to get greenlit for months. It's met far more expectations than No Man's Sky. Worth it. Cheaper too.

Who needs to explore a procedural universe when you can make one? 10/10

I've been shot, scalded alive, exploded, infected, lasered at, pierced at, and ionized by plasma.

WOULD STILL PLAY THIS GAME. 10/10 WOULD BUY FOR FREE.