needleful

@needleful.net

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I'm making games such as "Kitty Found a Camera" and "At the Ends of Eras". You should check out my site! https://needleful.net

Kitty splatted on the screen, but her shirt says "CHUD CHILD"
A topographical map being edited in 3D
An old man looking at a framed photo of himself looking at a framed photo of himself looking at a framed photo of himself looking at a framed photo of something I can't tell.
a laptop with a baby picture on the desktop
Screenshot: a road sign saying "Road Work Ahead"
In-game screenshot: Jackie climbing in a dark room filled with bars of metal.
Kitty meets a bear.
Kitty with the penguins
Jackie in the dark, facing a gigantic machine.
Kitty standing in a rainbow caused by sprinklers
Kitty putting stickers on her little toy car
jackie looking at a massive structure through thermal vision
Splash art for the game
Gameplay showing off the new UI by picking the thermal goggles, then walking around seeing the environment with them on.
Jackie standing in front of a massive structure in the dark. A sickly fog covers the environment.
Kitty in a strange room. A youtube overlay has the title "This Indie Game You'll Never Play is Hiding a TERRIFYING and EVIL Secret"
my cool level, which is some sort of giant radiator
The Library Capsule. A white background with the logo "Kitty Found a Camera" on one side. On the other, Kitty is looking up at the viewer with a camera
A video of me putting a bunch of stickers on the baby car and driving it around.
Some gameplay running through the radiator.
A video of a gigantic cylindrical room. The back wall then pulls apart into 490 rhombus panels, arranged around a seven-pointed star.
The same sculpture as before, but with a yellow biplane at the top, as if it's flying.
A wide shot of Bill's house. He's standing on the porch, his Model T in the driveway, and an enormous, twisting structure of rusted metal and cables sits behind his house, adorned with plastic ducks, flamingos, and garden gnomes.
The half-moon hanging over the trees at night. The sky is a deep blue color.
computer footage showing my mouse cursors, which consist of crudely drawn hands, photographs, and barely cohesive drawings
Gameplay of Kitty found a camera showing the new, gooier speech bubbles. We talk to a woman worried her husband is missing, a man in a cave with a beer, and a child playing XBox.
A video showing off some gameplay for Kitty Found a Camera, especially the new speech bubbles, which are dynamically placed based on the character's position.
Exterior shot of the convenience store. According to the sign, its name is “Convenience 117 Gas & Food.” Their mascot is some sort of wolf-dog man in an armored green suit. He's got red accents on his grey fur.
Blown out photo of the bedroom with end tables, an ottoman, and four pillows.
A photo through the mirror of Kitty and the dining room. The chairs are modeled and textured, while the table is still a debug white.
Kitty staring into a mirror. The mirror is at one tenth the resolution of the screen and incredibly blurry.
The player talking to a character named Raziah. You: It seems it's all looped back in on itself. Raziah: Yeah... There's got to be more, though. I think we should go back to the Medium. (There's a break in the dialog.) You: I found this. Raziah: Is it some sort of weapon? You: I think it slows down time. Raziah: Wow! What's it like? You: It's painfully cold, for some reason. And everything's a reddish hue. Raziah: Really? Weird...
Kitty standing at the altar, looking out at the pews.
The priest's bulletin has a funny cat calendar for July, saying "idd hod dooday". On July 13th, "be ready" is written in red pen. The 14th through 18th are crossed out. On the other side is a series of photos and a newspaper clipping connected with red string. It'd take like 20 minutes to write everything happening sorry.
Gameplay footage showing the player exploring the church, photographing the bulletins.
The church from in the main hall. The cross at the altar has an eye in the center.
Kitty's in an empty church, looking up at the wooden rafters.