I think the biggest thing mascot horror things need to get a grip on is the reasonable balance of cute/creepy. The mascot in question needs to be cute enough to realistically be for children but scary enough to actually make for effective horror. Most games always lean too far in either direction and idk maybe it's just me but immersion with these kinds of games are important for me to actually find enjoyment in them.
if i was trapped in the time loop i would do the correct sequence of actions to break out of the time loop on my first try, thus resulting in me unaware of there being a time loop in the first place
Being pursued
collection of posts in my harry du bois tag
You hate me, bexcuse you hate me.
hey. don't cry. I went to Mad At You island and none of your friends were there :)
when mutual tell me two fictional men i dont know had gay sex
When vampires are portrayed as mainly preying on women that's so unrealistic like I'm sorry but they're too careful especially around strange men. Dudes are much easier. You could literally lurk in a bush in the park at night and call out "whoa look at this fucked up looking squirrel" and have 3 grown men climb in immediately
new holiday declared btw. it's called Scary Christmas. its on January 25th. mark your calendars
Dude has a death wish