DrowZ: I wrote about Darkwood

 


Hey everyone, sorry on the delays for the October posts. I've been going pretty hard at freelance work lately so I've had less energy to put to this overall. On the bright side, I managed pitched one of my ideas for a post here into something for another website, Play.Jumpcutonline.co.uk.

 

You can read the post here! 

 

Darkwood

I've got two reviews for you coming up, one on World of Horror and the other on Phasmaphobia - I just need to play more of it. 

 I'm also probably going to launch a Patreon or something instead of the Ko-fi to raise funds because I need money, to put it plainly. I appreciate all forms of support though, and thanks for reading! It'll launch in the next post.

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