I think it's mostly the former. When you launch an old game, you can be sure it was created by a human. However, games released in the last couple of years are always a gamble.
That said, no one is stopping you from posting old games. It's just not the community's main focus.
Just video games. I should've made it more clear in the community description.
I already moderate one small community and I think it would be fun to moderate another one. So, here you go:
I can create one.
Dogma also has an amazing video about Vermis.
I'll copy my comment from another post and leave a couple of images here for those who are completely unfamiliar with Vermis. It's a very unique dark fantasy book by Plastiboo, which takes the form of a guide to a non-existent video game.
Pictures featuring monsters and skeletons are hidden behind this spoiler.
I'll leave a couple of images here for those who are completely unfamiliar with Vermis. It's a very unique dark fantasy book by Plastiboo, which takes the form of a guide to a non-existent video game.
Images featuring monsters and skeletons are hidden behind this spoiler.
Hello!
I noticed that there was no community on Lemmy similar to r/vermis, so I created one. It's dedicated to books by Plastiboo, such as Vermis and Godhusk, as well as other books (and games too) published by Hollow Press (Age of Rot, Mock Soul, How to Bake a Breadling, etc.)
If you're interested in offbeat literature, dark fantasy or tabletop RPGs, then I invite you to join!
