Andrea Blythe

@andreablythe.bsky.social

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Game writer, poet, and lover of the fantastical, horrifying, and weird. TND alum. She/her Games: VAUNTED (Lost Lake Games), MONOCHROME HEIGHTS (Steam), and more Poetry: TWELVE and NECESSARY POISONS (Interstellar Flight Press) https://linktr.ee/andreablythe

Screenshot from bloody_blythe's Steam activity, showing 7 new purchases, including Where the Water Tastes Like Wine, Unleaving, Road 96, Looking Up I See Only a Ceiling, Milk outside a bag of milk outside a bag of milk, Who's Lila?, and Phoenix Springs.
Steam Next Fest logo with a purple background. Tag line reads, "A Celebration of Upcoming Games."
Cover for The Free People’s Village by Sim Kern. Bright orange with an illustration of a punk taking a baseball bat to a robotic dog.
Art for 1000xRESIST, showing an illustration of a woman with blue hair, round glasses, and futuristic armor staring intently at the viewer. One of her eyes is gold, the other is red.
Illustration of ribbons hanging from a tree with the words Haiku Hike written on them. It is surrounded by a red and orange frame, with the words "First Place" above, and underneath the logo for Unlikely Collaborators Game Jam and other sponsor logos.
Selfie of Andrea, a white woman with blue eyes, Her hair is grown out with layers of faded purple and red hair dyes. Slight signs of grey can be seen in her brown roots.
A dark red car in the snow next to a fallen tree.
Cover image for Without a Dawn, showing an island under a cloudy sky with a pixelated art style.
Cover art for Battle Poet, showing a sun shining through ethereal mountains. A figure stands in silhouette at the center.
Black and white cover art for Repose, showing a dark figure down a surreally distorted hallway.
Black and white cover art for Hellkind, showing floating eyes in the dark.
Cover art for The Ouroboros Express, showing illustrations of several interesting characters, including a train usher, a celestial being, a cthulu in a fedora, and a lizard person.
Cover art for Moonbase Lambda with dot matrix art, showing a person in a space suit staring down a long corridor.
Cover art for Milk Inside a Bag of Milk Inside a Bag of Milk. The text and close up image of pixel-art eyes are both hot pink against a black background.
Cover art for The Wreck. The head, neck and shoulders, of a woman are formed with flowers and electronics, giving a sense of the self being lost.
Cover image for Paratopic, showing woman looking back at the camera. She's a low-poly version and the whole image is sickly green.
Cover art for Rogue Labyrinth, showing anime-style art of a young fantasy person with blue hair and a little humanoid fantasy plant creature beside them.
Logo for Papers, Please with the text in blocky letters and a governmental looking eagle and stripes above.
Text reads, Get to know my (crossed out the word “shame”) Steam backlog. 1 like equals 1 game I own but have never played.
A hand holds up a copy of The Game Narrative Kaleidoscope, collated by Jon Ingold. Cover art shows geometric images arranged like a kaleidoscopic display.
Jessie is at the center of this illustrated cover for Control. Below Jessie’s serious face staring straight at the viewer is an image of Jessie standing against ares room.
Photo is a TV screen showing a Netflix recommendation. Below the phrase “Because you watched Bridgerton” is a cover image for The Walking Dead.
A car in the snow next to a fallen tree.
Video of sunlit snowy trees and fields. A woman’s voice says, “We’ve got sunlight for the first time in days. Woo. That’s still my car. But we’ve got sunlight.” No car is visible.
A fallen tree in the snow. A text box that reads "My car" points to a lump of snow under the branches. A text box that reads "The tree that just barely missed it when it fell last night" points to the main trunk of the tree.
A gnarled oak tree in the fog.
Six cards, each with a simple illustration on a cream background. Cards include Tree, Snail, Skull, Eel, Wall, and Milk.
Screenshot from a video game showing a pixelated character behind a counter with pale blue hair and a bright pick coat. Best to a more detailed illustration is the option to say either “£5.45 please” or “I can, actually “
My Currently Playing list, showing four game covers. 1. Sorry We're Closed, showing a punk demon woman with blonde hair, purple hair, a long red tongue, and a "Baby" necklace. 2. Stray, showing a cute orange cat wearing a backback. 3. Soma, showing a glitchy, feminine-looking face. 4. Fallout, showing the head of person in mechanical armor.
Cover images for Monochrome Heights, showing an adorable little robot leaping upwards through dangerous platforming obstacles.
A bookshelf covered in caution tape, with hanging Halloween masks.
Recent Activity, showing four movie posters. Evil Influencer (3 stars), Wayward (4 stars), Enola Holmes (4.5 stars), and Enola Holmes (4 stars).
Black journal with several stickers, including a raven totem, crystals and a jelly fish.
A bright blue journal with an orange strap. A sticker on the cover has mushrooms and reads, “Take a walk in nature.”
Cover for Boys for Pelé by Tori Amos. A woman with red hair sits in a rocking chair cradling a rifle across her lap.
Photo of a road, showing beams of sunlight and steam rising up.
Cover image for Baldur’s Gate 3, showing illustrations of many many characters in dramatic poses.
For movie posters and ratings: Zodiac (4 stars), Frankenstein (4.5 stars), 100 Nights of Hero (4.5 stars), and Salems Lot (2.5 stars).
Playstation's "A Summary of Your Year" for bloody_blythe, with 14 games played, 230 total torphies, and 415 hours played.
Screenshot of a game, showing three images. The first and third show a young girl in bed from two different angles. The middle one, shows the screen of an iphone with an 8 am alarm.
Two women in slightly fantastical period dress. They stand beside a chess table. One holds a hawk.
Screenshot from a game showing a tiny bug-like figure on platforms over a desert landscape.
Art journal sketch of a streetlamp at night using acrylic markers. Has a sketchy quality with all the short lines of the colors flowing towards the center of the streetlight.
Magnet poetry tiles on a green surface read: a flood of elaborate language beneath the bone a sordid forest of bitter tongues
A living room with an olive green couch and two accent chairs.
Screenshot from a video game, showing a statue of a woman holding up the circular representation of the solar system with a digital graphic over her face. The sky is beautifully cloudy with pastel pinks and teal.
A bouquet of blood-red and dark flowers wrapped in black paper.
A yellow dragon fruit cut in half, held up to a rain splattered window.
Screenshot from the game Immortality, showing a selection of clips to explore.
Sketch of a tree with the window frame. Text above reads, “But I am home — I keep reminding myself — this is my home.”
A mass of boxes, books, and furniture.
Poster for The Thomas Crown Affair, showing the shadowy heads of Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo in sepia tones.
A computer screen displaying the words “Out for Delivery”
A young woman (Jamie Lee Curtis) stares back in fear at someone offscreen. We can see the reflection of a young man in the window.
Two dozen roses sticking out of a cardboard box.
A woman stares up in horror at the shadow of a werewolf on the wall.
A woman comforts a man lying on the floor, who looks terrified of something offscreen.
A gas station lit up under a moon glowing through hazy clouds.
Three people sitting for a documentary interview. The two parents look to their son while he speaks.
A young women looks up in confusion, while a bonfire burns in the background.