Sanctum System (BLM) @sanctumsys@awoo.space

might start using mastodon a lot more now that twitter's experimenting with NFTs
by the way, NFTs and cryptocurrency stuff in general were a mistake. ban them.

to think there were only four of us back then... never thought that would increase much past that, especially not by ten

oh no, another one has jumped from our DAW onto Mastodon! oh noooooooo!

seriously, there's some hardcore shit in the works. y'all won't want to miss out on what we do nex--oh no! a song prototype! avert your eyes!

the magic is finally returning. even if we're still restricted in our current situation we're so excited to show you all what we have in store.

we finally released music yay. it's from mid-2020 but it's something. hopefully more frequent releases can happen from here on out, we have exciting projects in the works

also rebranded our bandcamp to make it harder to trace back to us. family stuff, you know how it is

https://seaboundsanctuary.bandcamp.com/track/dreams-of-digital-dancing

https://soundcloud.com/seaboundsanctuary/tracks

i wasn't paying attention and very nearly tried to drink the chocolate muffin that is in a cup on my desk
-sy

the dabin wild youth acoustic album is really good

i guess this means we may have to redraw the pinned post sometime

carrd and bio updated to reflect the introduction of Imperia to the system

$ - I should check out Subnautica Below Zero again, it's been a while and they've updated it a ton

% - 3. Elite: Dangerous. Amy says it's a toss-up between it and No Man's Sky but honestly I like combat in my space games and as fun as NMS is its combat doesn't even come close to E:D (if you specifically seek it out, of course). it's fast, fluid and there's a lot of customization available for it. overall it's my favorite space game specifically for its combat (and the graphics are also nice)

% - Jet Set Radio Future
Amy showed me this game a while ago and it feels like a game I could replay and never get tired of. it's fantastic. the soundtrack is full of bangers and the gameplay is so smooth that I sometimes spend minutes just messing around in the Garage, trying to pull off a big combo

% - and now it's my turn
1. either Apex Legends or Titanfall 2
both of them have their merit as great online FPSes even if they're in pretty distinct genres and it's hard to choose between them. I can't get enough of the fantastic feeling of movement in both of them, though Titanfall 2 is definitely better for that aspect

^ - 3. Tempest 4000
It's one of those games that you can just completely be invested in, and it's what Amy and I were playing the first time I figured out how to front. it has these overwhelming visuals that just pull you in and music that I listen to constantly even outside of the game

^ - 2. Tetris Effect
it's. it's Tetris with the prettiest graphics and music in the entire series
it's Tetris that made me cry the first time I played through it and still does sometimes
also it's a game that can go on forever so that fits the question

next up: Harmony!
^ - 1: Outer Wilds. There's so much out there to explore and when it's all explored there's even more, but what makes it so different from something like Elite or NMS is that it's all handcrafted and created to tell an emotional story strung together with perfect threads of exploration and a wonderful aesthetic of camping out under the stars

$ - 3. Fortnite
Say what you want about it but I fucking love this game. It's constantly evolving and changing and playing a match is less like playing a battle royale and more like playing an open-world game that changes over time, with other players thrown in being just another part of the small challenges. It really feels like something that could be played forever

$ - 2. Tales From Off-Peak City Vol. 1
I only have two hours in this and yet have already completed it three times. There's so much to it for being such a short, simple game. It has a camera with different types of film and exposure settings to take weird and cool photos of this generally weird and cool place, and there's so much to come back to that it's gotta be on the list