The Hibernator Education Edition Discontinuation Announcement

I’ll be discontinuing The Hibernator Education Edition, after 1.1 drops, in favor of something more integrated. The main game will not be that much affected. Unfortuately, the foundation is yet to be implemented. I’ll try aiming for the new version to be released in 2027 under a new name. I still need to finish some … Read more

Love of the devil (A poem)

A cloth figure dangled from above, Dark slender hands carressed the doll, The devil had its puppet in hand.   It flicked up one finger, And the puppet jerked upwards violently.     Thin pale lips slowly curled upwards, And a slight bony curve formed. The devil smiled innocently.     (like don’t make fun … Read more

I dunno (A poem)

To like is consuming, If not so, then what am I doing?   Past chats, I have memory- Fragments of conversations, And unmet desires. How they do tire.   I threw myself at  ****, to get no reply. I try again, this time, seeking attention to get no reply. I try again, this time, provoking … Read more

Sunset (A poem)

Sunset.   How humanity does change— Sunrise to sunset. What beauty sunrise is…. Where people wake from slumber, Where hope is reborn. What pity sunset is, People find themselves again— Each in his separate prison. Prisons of insecurity Prisons of greed, Prisons of jealousy. How humanity does change.  

The Most Chaotic Day of Their Lives (So Far)

Dotty was supremely uncomfortable. She had to bend her tail awkwardly to fit in the chair and her crest scraped uncomfortably against the chair backing. Whoever designed this chair did not do so with a parasaurolophus in mind. The white cat sighed. “I know the chair is uncomfortable Dotty, but could you please try to … Read more

English Exams (A poem)

School just finished, Finished with the last exam.   It was english I think. English was the last exam.   And with it, School but not just that, but also middle school.   I thought of 7th grade, the finals, Then 6th grade, the finals, Then 5th grade, the finals.   I try to think … Read more