Thank you! I'm certainly going to revisit these suave nightly predators! (I'll let you in on a little secret - most of the flash fiction stories I post on here are in fact smaller pieces of a larger narrative.

That's why I'm going for something retro-looking. In fact, I am considering using graphical assets from this fine gentleman's site.

I was considering writing a series of logs where I illustrate and discuss design ideas decisions. Keep an eye on the #snarksouls tag if you want, that's where I'll post anything relevant.

I've checked Salt & Sanctuary, though I haven't played it extensively. That's a good example of how these design principles can be applied to different kinds of games - and metroidvanias are a great

There's not really much to see yet, but that's kind of the reason I'm posting this. What would you like to see? What kind of game do you have in mind?

That piece was longer, and took longer to write, too! People write at different paces; that's nothing to worry about. Plus, the more you practice, the more easily words flow out of you. Moreover, I find

Great review. I never managed to see what the fuss is all about, but I've met many people (some of them genre writers, too) who swear by the barbarian musclehead and his tales of heroism.

Thank you for your kind words! Stories this short rarely take me more than 30' - 35', provided I know what I want to write about. They are a great and fun way for me to practice my writing. If people find

Interesting approach. It actually reflects much of what I think about writing and storytelling myself. Tabletop roleplaying games in particular, given the investment they require from players, are a great

Now that's an interesting take! Why do they free specific words, however? How do they choose them?

Mmmmm... delicious.

Thank you for reading. Let me know if you happen to use it in a game!

Μπαμπά, πουλλλλλάκια!

Photostories never really worked for me... until now. Kudos.

Interesting. While I'm a huge Witcher fan, I've thus far somehow managed to stay away from Gwent. Maybe I'll give it a shot now!

You're very welcome!

Welcome to Steemit, o newest recruit of Meatsauce. Glad to have you with us!

I like how you manage to write this story in such a way that it still manages to have decent pacing, despite being posted in parts. Way to go!

Ο.Ο Wow, was this an accident? (I also liked the "Bachelor's in Good Looks and a Master's in Seduction" part, mind if I use it myself at some point?)

YAMASSSSS!