Just another speedrunner trying their best.
Member of The Clock Tower.
Imagine when you die, your spirit continues to exist. But it's not you. It's data of you, an echo of memories and personality, slowly fading into nothingness.
And the more time you spend around other people or spirits, the more 'data' you erase from them, and from yourself.
It's simultaneously two of my biggest insecurities: Losing myself in isolation, and causing harm to those around me simply by existing.
We're a Stream Team looking for folks who stream on Twitch that are horror-focused. Variety streamers & content creators of all styles are welcome!
Apply at https://clocktower.tv/apply
I am quite honest when I say The Cat Lady is one of my favorite games of all time. That's why I had to jump on Burnhouse Lane immediately. The Michalski brothers here have created a spiritual sequel to The Cat Lady, but more polished, with a bit more mechanical depth.
And the results so far are perfect. The atmosphere is dark and somber, and in spite of the gore and death and monsters, there's also a lot of bittersweet warmth. Nothing is ever outright happy, but there are moments, and they are special. I imagine Burnhouse Lane will make me cry at some point.
