Author: Lottie Bevan
February #2: DAR AL-‘ILM
Ongoing BoH dev. Our February newsletter goes out.
February #1: CURIA
Cultist Simulator: Initiate Edition launches on the Nintendo Switch on Tues 2nd Feb! GET HYPE AND GET CURSED. Also, BOOK OF HOURS furniture.
CULTIST SIMULATOR: INITIATE EDITION OUT NOW!
Cultist Simulator: Initiate Edition bundles the main game with the Dancer, Priest and Ghoul DLCs as standard. It usually costs $19.99 / €19.99 but there’s a 30% launch discount to whet your appetites (and, potentially, sacrificial knives).
January #2: BEITOU
Hey everyone! LESS THAN A WEEK TO GO ‘TIL CULTIST IS OUT ON SWITCH. Thumbs at the ready, people!
January #1: APELLICON
Happy 2021, everyone! This year is the Year of the Ox, the Year That COVID Might Go Away, and the second year in a row that we’re likely to have to put off our wedding. BUT LO! It’s also the year we get to properly share ongoing BOOK OF HOURS development with you, so I’m feeling pretty chipper about that.
The Gift of Music
appy nearly Christmas, everyone! I’m old enough to have had a LiveJournal back in the day.
November #2: XENOPHON
Happy Black Friday! It’s terribly consumerist, I know, and I sort of hate it. But it’s a good opportunity for a SALE and who doesn’t like a sale?
THE SIBYL’S LEAVES OUT NOW!
The long-awaited newest edition to the Church o’ Merch is finally here! The Sibyl’s Leaves: Playing Cards for Divination, Fortune-Telling and Augury is now available in the shop!
November #1: THE WITCH
Hey everyone! Yer fortnightly dose of game dev coming up.
Octomber #2: VICE
As promised, this is a biggie! So sit down, get comfy, and get hype.
EXILE’S COMING TO MOBILE ON TUES 3RD NOVEMBER 2020!
That’s right! You have all been exceedingly patient, but it’s now READY TO GO.
Octomber #1: UNA
Seasons + VFX. And our September newsletter goes out.
September #2: TALUS
Content, content, content. Skeleton Songs episode 9 comes out.
It’s (Not) the Real Thing
I’ve been playing Fallout 4’s Nuka-World DLC. Hoofing it through postapocalyptica with a customised robot companion and shooting raiders in the face has always been fun, but I was surprised to find that Nuka-World, though vast, actually felt constrictive.