Author: Alexis Kennedy

7th September 2017
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“Theresa Galmier wrote to a dear friend describing, elliptically, her experiences in the port of Noon.”

“Theresa Galmier wrote to a dear friend describing, elliptically, her experiences in the port of Noon.”

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5th September 2017
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“Around 1890, in the Third History, the Crowned Growth could be perceived through the White Door.”

Oriflamme’s, Lot 5, Auction 5th May ’57. Fragments of the notebooks of ‘Parsival’, recovered from the wreck of Mr Strathcoyne’s private library. Extensive fire-damage, reconstructed in part.

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2nd September 2017
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The Juniper and the Crown

Most everyone who cares knows, but I thought I should recognise it formally here: Cultist Simulator was funded in a smidge over twelve hours.

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1st September 2017
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HAPPY KICKSMASS YE FAITHFUL

The Kickstarter for Cultist Simulator is live. More than that, it’s alive. Five minutes,  thirty-five backers, past the 1k mark already! It’s a good feeling to see so many familiar names popping up. Hello there. And thank you!!

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31st August 2017
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Cultist Simulator: Kicksmass Eve

Hi, my name’s Alexis, it’s been an energetic week.

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29th August 2017
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The Cultist and the Terminator

So to sum up my point, if your marketing looks super cheap and your game has a joke name, it’ll be as successful as the original Terminator. No wait, that wasn’t my point. I’ve lost the thread.

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27th August 2017
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Fanworks: Illopoly, Galmier and Coseley: an analysis

“Even the Sunne can be divided, though it require the Forge of Dayes for its division.”

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26th August 2017
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CULTIST SIMULATOR: BRING THE DAWN trailer

Share this, and the Moth will remember you.

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25th August 2017
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THE MOTH

If you’d like to see more of the Hours, there’s a Kickstarter for Cultist Simulator coming in September. Please lend your social media powers to the cause here:

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22nd August 2017
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The Orchid Transfigurations: a Private Viewing

I’m already seeing odd traffic to the blog. I don’t expect the Long will do anything, as long as this looks like a casual frivolous bit of marketing puff for a minor indie game. So I don’t want to be too convincing.

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21st August 2017
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The Thunderskin, the Heart Relentless

If you’d like to see more of the Hours, there’s a Kickstarter for Cultist Simulator coming in September. Please lend your social media powers to the cause here:

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18th August 2017
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Cultist Simulator keeps showing up in PCGamer

I’ve also got an interview about to hit in PCGamesN – teaser here:

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17th August 2017
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“Will there be same-sex romances in Cultist Simulator?”

But the bottom line is that I’ll take the same approach that I have in my other work, and that hews as closely as possible to equal opportunities all round.

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15th August 2017
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The Orchid Transfigurations, on the South Coast

I also mentioned also that the package included a postcard from Galmier herself, from a seaside town on the south coast. Since then, I’ve realised two things.

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10th August 2017
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THE SUN-IN-RAGS

Their true nature is too primal to be depicted, so the game kindly provides an alternate Tarot card with the traditional symbols of each Hour.

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9th August 2017
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The Locksmith’s Dream (1925 edition)

I can see why ‘Trespasses’ has the reputation it does.

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3rd August 2017
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Cultist Simulator: your chance to influence the Kickstarter

The Cultist Simulator Kickstarter begins in just under a month. I’ve got the pitch drafted, I’ve got the rewards sketched out (including some really daft ones to do with tattoos, and invented words, and secret lore from previous games)

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2nd August 2017
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The Locksmith’s Dream (1923 edition)

If you lived in the first half of the twentieth century, and you wanted to find a way into the Mansus, you probably owned a copy of this book.

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