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Archive of games available at https://3hg.itch.io

Final 3HG splash art featuring a wide cast of characters: Jovia, Alien Bunny, the DM, the Bundesclown, Cilantro, Fishie, Boss, Odysseus, Bai Mudan, Mousey, Lysia, Chilly Cheane, and finally, Stampy.
Screenshot of text from a games storefront page. Text reads as follows: Mature Content Description The developers describe the content like this: This game contains optional scenarios that feature nude depictions of characters. The scenes do not depict genitalia. These scenes are completely optional and do not impact your progression in the game. You can configure the game in the settings to have an alternate version of these scenes without nudity.
Compilation of three screenshots showing a battle situation from the game Eons Lost: Arrival. The bottom image is a fully detailed view with nearly-finalized UI and game sprites. The top is an extremely bare-bones skeleton of the same situation. The middle shows an in-between development state.
Screenshot from the game A Flower from Hermes. Eurylochus is berating Odysseus. Eurylochus says, "Oh how the gods must detest you, Odysseus."
A promotional banner showing blueberry Sacrificial Tea units from the game Sovereign Tea. The text says "v1.6.3 RELEASE!" on the banner.
Photo of four cosplayers from behind in front of two arcade cabinets for Chunithm. The cosplays left-to-right are Okabe, Kurisu, Kurisu, and Okabe from Steins;Gate.
A compilation image of every fish you can kiss from the game Kiss Three Fish. The 4x4 matrix of fish varies in shape (four bodies) and color (cyan, lime, pink, lemon)
A collage of six pages from a stockbook depicting Dutch stamps. Stamps originate from the Netherlands, Dutch colonies, and pre-South African states like Transvaal and the Orange Free State.
Historic South West African stamps in a stockbook. One is green and one is red. The green one is placed upside-down.
A collection of USSR stamps, some of which depict the Russian space program. The colors are varied and vibrant.
Stockbook showing 1947-1950 commemorative stamps from Greece. The placed stamp is in Greek blue.
A stockbook page for Egyptian stamps. Many of the earliest ones are filled out. There are a few King Fuad stamps as well.
A stockbook page for stamps issued by Cuba. There are no stamps in place, only the monochrome print on parchment. The designs are large and full of energy.
Stamp depicting Sun Yat-sen of the Republic of China. The colors are forest green and the stamp is valued at 10 yuan.
1914 issued Bavarian stamp depicting Ludwig III, the last King of Bavaria.
A US 3 cent postage stamp commemorating US-Canadian friendship. The text on it says "A Century of Friendship; United States - Canada; 1848-1948". The design shows a bridge over a river with a steam locomotive running across the bridge.
US postage 3 cent commemorative depicting Will Rogers. The color used is a vibrant magenta-pink. Will Roger's famous quote of "I never met a man I didn't like" is depicted on the stamp.
A US 3 cent postage stamp depicting the Ordinance of 1787. A stamp is placed atop of it saying to buy US savings bonds and to ask your postmaster.
A stockbook page of old US stamps, ranging from 1 cent to $2 in valuation. Most stamps here depict US Presidents.
Cover of a used stamp stockbook. The stockbook is the 1955 edition of The Coronet DeLuxe World Stamp Album.
A page from a stamp stockbook showing stamps from Ceylon issued 1886-1949.
Library header art for the game Sincerely, Stampy. The background features a human getting abducted by an alien spaceship. The logo features a postage stamp that has an Earth-like planet on it.
Poster art for Sincerely, Stampy. Four humans are getting abducted by aliens, each of whom have a different pose and expression. Stampy at the bottom is reading through a stamp stockbook as stamps go flying near them.
Screenshot from Sincerely, Stampy.
Key art of Gamal Choi from Sincerely, Stampy, in chibi form, getting abducted by aliens. He looks disinterested, his arms crossed, and his legs casually out as if he were sitting.
Photo of the poster's hands holding a glow-in-the-dark green alien toy that is very vibrantly glowing
Screenshot from the Steam backend showing the status of the Store Presence milestone. Text reads "Your app is in the review queue. This review typically takes 3-5 days and we will e-mail you with feedback or approval. No further action is required until the review is complete."
Four screenshot snippets from the game Sincerely, Stampy. The protagonist is staring at a bolted metal door with a marquee sign in all four. The color grading gets darker from left-to-right, with the rightmost comp an ominous red. The signs read, in order: 1. WELCOME! 2. MEET 2NITE 3. GO TO BED 4. EMERGENCY
Screenshot from the game Sovereign Tea
Phone UI examples from the game Sincerely, Stampy. The left comp shows a list of quests at various difficulty levels, some with notification icons. The right shows details on a single quest, including an icon, a description, the quest rewards, and a checklist of tasks to complete. Notably, the incomplete checklist items showcase contextual hints.
Screenshot from the game Sincerely, Stampy, showing the stamp stockbook UI interface in the game. On the left page under a heading labeled "The Starwatchers" are many stamps depicting people and aliens. On the top-right is a section for Equipped Stamp Set, and below that is a section focusing on a stamp for the Astral Gardener.
Screenshot from Sincerely, Stampy. Stampy is standing in a hallway in front of an open door. The leftmost door is surrounding by game-related items, while the door Stampy is standing in front of has beauty-related items nearby.
Gameplay footage of Sincerely, Stampy, showing the protagonist walking around a room and going up to interactables
Small video clip from the upcoming indie adventure game Sincerely, Stampy, featuring a little pixel art dancing haniwa.
Screenshot of a featured article from Wikipedia. The text says: The Apollo 15 postal covers incident involved the crew of NASA's Apollo 15, who in 1971 carried about 400 unauthorized postal covers (example pictured) to the Moon's surface. American astronauts David Scott, Alfred Worden and James Irwin agreed to receive about $7,000 each for transporting the covers, which were inside the Lunar Module Falcon as Scott and Irwin walked on the Moon. The covers were postmarked both prior to liftoff from Kennedy Space Center and after splashdown.
Screenshot of the dormitory room in Sincerely, Stampy. The background is painterly and the interactable objects are pixel-style. There are four humans and one alien in the room. The room is haphazardly decorated with many strange items, such as a charcoal grill, a server rack, a Chinese poem, a bowl of fake lemons, and more. There are four maximum security scifi prison-style doors. Despite this, it looks comfortable and cozy.
A pixel art hanging wall scroll from the game Sincerely, Stampy. Chinese text on it reads 天下大勢．分久必合，合久必分
Digitally drawn art of Tanja and the Dating Master taking a selfie together, from the upcoming game Sincerely, Stampy.
Talksprite of the Astral Officer, an Astral Entity with glasses. They look mortified.
WIP Screenshot from the game Sincerely, Stampy, showing a quaint bedroom with what appears to be a maximum-security prison door.
Screenshot from the game Sovereign Tea, showing a fantasy political world map of the various Coffee Regents, Tea Princesses, and their lands.
A video game phone UI showing a chat client. All messages are from user "rampenmeisje" and are not responded to. The final message, after days of no replies, is from her, and reads "stampy... are you ignoring me?"
Character sprites in a pixel style from the upcoming game Sincerely, Stampy. The top row shows five humans and the bottom shows five Astral Entities.
Gif of three 3D dice spinning against a stark yellow background
WIP screenshot from the game Sincerely, Stampy showcasing the protagonist in their room
A work-in-progress game logo for a game tentatively entitled "Sincerely, Stampy". The "Sincerely," is small and in cursive, while the "Stampy" is in a larger font. Behind the text are marks that imitate rubber stamps that are stamped atop postage stamps. The background art is red and the foreground is violet.
Screenshot from an unnamed game featuring placeholder chibi art. A blonde human woman is facing off against a violet skinned alien with glasses in the Royal Game of Ur. The protagonist is standing to the side watching.
Screenshot from the game Animal Crackers showing Mousey (mouse with green tie) interacting with Boa (boa constrictor). Boa is saying "Cthulhu." Flavor text in the corner says "Boa, Conspiracy Theorist. He's critical of authority."
Screenshot from Sovereign Tea depicting the White Tea Princesses at the War Room in Fort Steep
Art of Randal and Yanmei from the game Eons Lost, posing in winter wear
Promotional banner for the game Sovereign Tea. Scene depicts a winter wonderland featuring a tea-and-coffee snowman, a small scarfed Coffee Minion, and an upright dancing Ballet Tea unit. Text says "Winter Sale" in a violet gradient handwritten font.
Screenshot from the game Sovereign Tea featuring the White Tea Princesses standing before a backdrop depicting a war table
Simple two-tone cutscene image from Sovereign Tea showing Masala Chai with a Tea Minion (leaf colored) next to Marocchino with a Coffee Minion (bean colored)
Screenshot of my profile on Bluesky, showing 300 followers
Banner showcasing the 12 playable Tea Princesses of the game Sovereign Tea
A very orange autumn festive image featuring a Coffee Minion playing in leaves next to a pumpkin-dressed Tea Minion and a smaller Tea Minion in a scarf. The pumpkin-dressed Tea Minion is surprised. The text at the top of the banner image says "Autumn Sale!"
Video of VTuber Spectra Libitina meeting Black Rose in Sovereign Tea for the first time before presumably falling in love over her interesting sword-and-cape appearance
Steam description of the game Sovereign Tea showing 10 non-key reviews for a positive overall rating
A positive Steam review for the game Sovereign Tea. The player has 28 hours on record. The review text reads "I suspect it's possible to beat it in less time, but if you're dumb and/or love pretty women talking about war crimes, there's easily 30 hours worth of stuff for a single run."
Concept art of four human characters of various heights standing side-by-side against a stark golden yellow background. The characters are drawn with a binary brush and colors are mostly flat and simple. There are two women and two men in the lineup.