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Four Content Creators from different Corners of The Internet come together to talk about what they’ve been playing and discuss games as a whole.
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Chef Gianni has gathered up his batch of glorified dishwashers to cook up something delicious for you! Do we manage to cook up some delicious games that would make that food critic at the end of Ratatouille realize all h
Jesse Cox joins us for another spin of Eric’s wheel to make some truly unhinged games, featuring Mickey Mouse, Sam Fisher, and…Harlan Ellison? Thanks so much to Jesse for joining us! You can follow him on YouTube , or ch
Davis opened the door, the room beyond flooding with light and an indicating smell of something. The rest were there, tuning up and getting ready for another show in another dumpy club. He shouldered his guitar and joine
The Empty Room—for that is what it was—swallowed. It was a unsettling thing, the uvular, muscular spasms of consumption and ejection all at the same time. Life, death, meat. And then emptiness. Davis Empty. A *new* Empty
Thanks to Kayla for joining us! You can follow her on JK Games , Drop In, Drop Out , and Palettes and Pages ! —— And then there’s Winston. Winston Empty is an especially odd case. Where he comes from changes by the momen
Now, the Emptys. Where exactly they hail from is a matter of confusion. To us, of course, but to them as well. I've mentioned before that Earl is from out in the Pacific Northwest. From the oldest money around. So he say
Until now, we have little discussed the Emptys. Earl Empty and Winston Empty, no relation. Well, not like that anyways. Just by cosmic coincidence they shared the same name…and it was cosmic. They were quite nondescript;
The Blue Room—for that is what it was—roiled, its light charged with a cosmic anticipation. The Printed Room—for that is what it was—roiled, its letters surging like waves upon the wall. The Empty Room—for that is what i
Well, dear reader. It appears we’re at a crossroads of sorts. A convergence point where our story takes a turn for the cosmic—as if it hadn’t already. So hold on tight to something, anything that reminds you of home or w
The door creaked open slowly, blue light thrumming from around the jamb. Letters and text and illustrations of the Big Bad Wolf dissolved in the air; childhood lamps twinkling like stars in the sea of blue. There was no
Mr. Ree leafed through an old, worn children’s book. Illustrations and text floated in the air in a particle fizz, swirling into his eyes. The pages were left blank. He had seen it all, just hadn’t consumed it all quite
Dust drifted in the entrance, decay's snow dancing in the headlights streaming through the doorway. Two stairways flanked the foyer, curving to a second-story balcony. Framed portraits hung on every wall, barely an inch
Coming out of the stupor is always the worst part. It’s a come down mixed with the head shattering rattle of artillery shells. The Empties milled about, snapping their instrument cases closed, then shouldering them out o
Red lines like tail lights traced ovals around my face in dingy newsprint. The lines raced across the countrysides of text, undulating over photos of mountains, casualty reports, and turn-of-the-century industrial fires.
Cosmically, he was awake. For the first time in a decade. Ellington walked among the forest, their twinkling fruits burning brighter than the stars. He saw it all. The Mystery. Visit the website | Join the discord | Foll
Ether-soaked and lost among the trees, Ellington drifted. Floated? Well, either way, he was among the limbs, each thought, each character, pluckable like apples. Who were they all...and why were they among his forest? Th
Mr. Ree was, in fact, not his given name. He was known to many—millions even—by many names, none of which we shall disclose today. Mr. Ree was, indeed, someone who enjoyed a little pageantry, after all. It was all in the
Blue light pulsed to a different beat, flashing the towering pines in an ethereal glow. The ivy snaked higher than she remembered, but it had been years since she had been this deep into the forest. Centuries even. No on
Red taillights streaked through the countryside, crisscrossing the forest and vales like lines on a map. The drum beat echoed in her head, pounding out a staccato rhythm piercing through the rev of the engine. A house. T
In this episode of the Content Mill, we dig into the latest news and happenings in the games industry. Today's big story is the talk of the town: the games industry is taking a big old break. So sit down, relax, and hang
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