Something I have come to realize very recently is I just don’t feel motivated to play games for the most part. A large part of playing games and the games I was playing was to exist and I suppose I actually want to exist in the physical realm. …

Learning all of the things the complete disconnection with my physical body sheltered me from has made for an interesting ride lately. The scene is set: interior, my twitter feed. (which is like half game industry, half trans issues and for the foreseeable future 100% equality outrage) Ana Valens retweets…

Lensmoor is a ROM based mud that has been around since 1997. One can even find a post as far back as 1999 on the note board from their website to prove the fact. It is not an RPI, though roleplaying seems to be encouraged, and it is fantasy themed…

WoTMUD is a circle engine MUD that has been around for as long as it could have been essentially having been founded in 1993. It is definitely not a stock circle MUD at this point in its life and has had decades of changes and improvements. The Titans of…

MotM is a MUCK (roleplaying story focused MU*) that pins itself to one of the most unlikely of universes: fighting games. Not just one fighting game but, well, as many as they can manage. It’s impressive how they have woven these worlds together. …

Rocko’s Modern Life recently got its own Netflix special. This isn’t in and of itself much of an achievement given how freely Netflix hands out this sort of thing but what came out the other side of the cutting room is both unsurprising and something to behold. …

Lament has been around since December 25, 2008 and as of today runs on a highly-modified Lima Mudlib with MudOS v22.2a25, which for those unfamiliar makes it an LPMUD. LPs are historically my kind of thing so I was a bit excited to dive into this one. Starting Out Right off the…

The MUD Jam brought new opportunities to concentrate on a singular part of the Warrens platform; not just a new feature or mechanic but one that I wouldn’t have theoretically coded for months if not nearly a year but also one I designed over a year ago. …

DBZ:FE doesn’t offer a whole lot of lore or history for itself, stating simply that it is circa 2013–2019 and comes to us from ThunderZ. The landing page of the website does offer a bit of context: Looking for a Dragonball experience that’s about more than simply watching your virtual…