i baked my very first one today. i didnt have any normal flour so i used whole wheat and my dough felt dry but it got better after letting it rest n then i cut the rolls way too thick and they came out gigantic like each one has 10ish cm diameter easily buttt for my first time i think it tastes great. ill have it with hot latte tomorrow
what kinda game requires u to die over a hundred times to get even close to finishing the game?
Here are three links to different website lists (two of which are Reddit) of games that would fall under this:
1.) https://www.thegamer.com/horror-games-multiple-endings-list/
Basically, any horror game where you are given choices, expect to run into one or two (or multiple) "bad" endings to get to the end!
2.) https://www.reddit.com/r/JRPG/comments/1425pvs/what_is_your_favorite_rpg_maker_horror/
"RPG Maker horror" is an entire branch of games (made with rpgmaker program) where players (like Dreadful night) have no clue how to get to the ending and are often killed brutally time and time again as they learn the lore of the game and figure out eventually what needs to be done.
3.) https://www.reddit.com/r/ChillasArt/comments/1gm8ilr/spoilerfree_lists_of_chillas_art_games_by_style/
More recently, I would say many Chilla's Art games fall into this sort of gameplay, especially as they've gained traction in the past few years and many current players would've missed the RPG Maker era of horror games and, thus, might not be as well versed in horror tropes. While not as gratuitous with death as this manhwa (or its predecessors), it does have certain triggers for instant death, much like regular "death flags", so I think it deserves mention!
And these are just more "popular" ones! Late 90s/early 2000s video game horror came by the dozens, so there a probably a whole bunch more games that aren't "mainstream" enough to make any of these lists :)










lmao “with ur follower count n status” this is gettjng kinda cringe