I've finished my second entry: It's about the incredibly cute RPG games by lesser known developer Miwashiba, which were released on Steam in just the last few years. I really hope this article introduces

Thank you for organizing another contest, it's always great fun! I've written my first entry: It's about how, in recent years, audiences on Twitch and YouTube tend to spoil games for content creators playing

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Well done, that turned out really nice! Reminds me of a Venn diagram, but the patterns within the circles are more complex and very pretty. Thanks for sharing your amazing art with us.

That's really beautiful! In general, I really love works that remind me of the night sky. Did you intend it to look like a sky full of stars, or is it really intended to be more abstract? I'd also really

Thanks a lot, I appreciate that! I'm glad you noticed the screenshots; since I've picked up writing articles again, I've been taking extra care to make good looking screenshots of the games I talk about.

Yeah, it's everything we hoped it would be! I actually played all of the Castlevanias that use the same formula before I played this one and had a really great time. It helped me see this game in light

That was really fun, thank you for holding the contest and huge congratulations to the winners! :) It's definitely thanks to communities like this one that I feel inspired to write more.

Great work! The scribbles are great because they give the piece a texture that reads as hair or fur. What colors did you use? I'm seeing red, orange, blue and black but I might be overlooking something.

Thank you very much! I spent a very long time on the game, playing through all the different story branches, to make sure I could properly critique it. I'm glad it shows!

Thank you for your response. Yeah, it's one of those obscure classics that a lot of people know but not a lot of people actually played. The flowchart wasn't in the DS version? I can imagine how disheartening

Thank you for sharing your experiences with Super Mario Bros. 3. I think it can be called one of the greatest platformers ever made. It's actually the first videogame I ever played, too! I played the SNES

That is a really beautiful drawing, and it's always so amazing to see the process. Thank you so much for sharing. I hadn't even heard about 3speak until now, would that be a good place to host some of

You've captured a beautiful view in this picture. It's always amazing to me to see landscapes like this - where I live, there are barely any hills and valleys. It's a completely flat country. I'd like

Thank you! I drew the separate elements of the illustration in Adobe Photoshop. I then exported all the layers as images, and imported them in Spine where I made the animation. I'm thinking of writing

I didn't think I was going to make it, but I managed to finish my third entry in time. It's an animation of Vivian from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (very original, I know). Here it is: So that's

A very nice photo, you have an eye for good shots. This one has a lot of diagonal lines, which gives it a dynamic feel. I also like the contrast between the electric wiring and the trees; it's like technology

This is a fantastic idea for a contest and it inspired me to write about the recent movement to get Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door remastered. I have two submissions for this contest, the aforementioned

Thank you! I'm thinking about making an animation for Vivian next, since she's another one of my favorites. And yeah, I've added the tag and will submit this one to the contest when I finish my other

Thank you for the recommendations. You're doing good work, giving a spotlight to obscure games that deserve more attention. I would have never found Under What? without your help - I love the visual style