Flukeyfox

I didn't realise I needed this until now

Ah you're right, I fumbled it! 🥺

Only to later be confronted by an even larger orb. These were merely the scouts

Welp that certainly is an image 😂

Hi hi! :3

I assume this is a serious comment, but as for where or when this image was taken, I wouldn't know as it's just an image from the internet.

It could be a sanctuary, or it could be wild foxes (though with how close they got to the person taking the photo, maybe the former?)

As for what they're eating, who knows but foxes very commonly get significantly thicker fur coats for the colder seasons. The foxes in the image seem to just have very thick fur

Sucks to have to link to Reddit on Lemmy, but 'Fox Tale Sanctuary' has a good example on one of their posts 2 years ago https://www.reddit.com/r/foxes/comments/1eryxlk/same_foxes_different_season_pt_2/

Very well, the council of foxes and the bears have now communed, and have deemed you lacking snacks :p

Very fun game! There's a lot of interesting secrets in the game that isn't apparent straight away. A lot of puzzles that could reward better stuff during the run, that requires items from previous areas, or putting specific liquid or gases in specific places etc

Mind you, all the stuff I mentioned in my previous comment, was with the intention of not revealing how to do it (though it could be googled), to give people the chance to find it out themselves with the vague point in that direction. Like, the "reality bending high" is from eating a lot of one specific thing etc Also, south isn't necessarily the only direction you could travel :3

I haven't played the game in a good while but I feel like I've talked myself into redownloading it just from reminiscing lol

Np!! I've not finished all that's in it yet but it's been fun so far :3 a lot of interesting things that can randomly happen I've been playing and enjoying a lot more indie games the last few years and a lot less AAA.

Has been way more enjoyable!

If anyone wants a good itch.io game recommendation that isn't a deck builder or rogue-lite/like, "Voices of the Void" is a really good one :p

I love Noita for this reason. Every pixel is simulated and interacts/reacts to each other so as well so as well as the map being procedurally generated each run, you can interact and change it all as you progress. You can do some really wacky results with your wands if you build up your spells with good combinations, and there's a somewhat hidden deep depth of alchemy to the game so mixing different liquids make different things/effects. Or get so high eating stuff you probably shouldn't and somehow end up altering reality, changing one random liquid type to another for the rest of the run. You really needed water? Good luck, all water is now honey

Can easily have a run where you're just exploding everything, and setting fire to every pixel that's flammable, go a full acid build and dissolve everything, or just bathe and heal yourself in the blood of every enemy that you kill and go wild

Sorry, I realise I was talking about just the procedural generation of the game but ended up rambling into fanning over the game instead lol

I love how it says "used her to climb out" as if she isn't totally in on this escapade as well 🤭 They just gave the lions another local threat to worry about