God this looks heinous. The hipster-ness of it all, the pixels, the inspid tumblr-ish art style...yuck.

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Pointy Ears? I'm already interested.

Darvond's room.

Oh, go fuck a horse. I made comments on three of the new releases, two of them positive. I just speak my mind. I will never understand this weird "negative opinions not allowed" thing you've got going, but really it's your problem.

Pfffffffft. *walks away chuckling*

I thought about that, too, but The Red Strings Club seems to be more complex and with more diverse gameplay, unlike VA-11 Hall-A, which places the meat of the game(play) on mixing and serving drinks -- even though the game DOES have other aspects to it.

I see liberal arts majors are drawing on their lived experience.

At least they learned to code.

Sure, but considering the tail, having such ears doesn't seem too weird.

Cool, I'm a fan of Toge Production's work, and I always felt that fantasy races in modern settings was an interesting concept to explore. But rather than orcs and elves in America like Bright, Shadowrun, or this game, I'd like to see what happens to a place like Azeroth once they reach the social and technological level of our times, with castles and fortresses becoming ruins and tourist traps. :)

I hope not. Seattle is terrible. Don't come anywhere near here. But, then again, at least we're not Cleveland.

This looks like... Last Call minus the booze but plus elves and orcs. I think I need this in my life.

I was into hipster coffee-serving games before they were cool. I used to play "Talking Coffee".

You probably never heard of it.

Oh man, that was brilliant. I'm giggling away here.