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Feb. 14th, 2023 01:59 pmI respect the level of effort put into Project Moon’s worldbuilding, but I feel like the term “shitdark” was made to describe the end result. This shit makes Warhammer 40K look idealistic and hopeful.
You know what? Fuck Lobotomy Corporation
Jan. 2nd, 2021 11:23 pm I got sick of dealing with this game's bullshit, so I just looked up the ending. It turns out it IS possible to make this setting more depressing and hopeless that it already was. Then in the sequel, you play as the villain and make it even worse, because fuck you.
Lobotomy Corporation will never end
Jan. 2nd, 2021 09:50 amNothing There is a Karen.
"And the many shells cried out one word, ‘Manager.’"
"And the many shells cried out one word, ‘Manager.’"
I’m still playing Lobotomy Corporation
Dec. 26th, 2020 08:53 amCENSORED: the monster's name, and also everything you'll say after attempting to deal with it.
I'm playing Lobotomy Corporation
Dec. 6th, 2020 10:28 pmThe Scarecrow doesn't like people who are too smart. If you send anyone to work with it who has 3 or more Prudence, it breaks containment and starts killing people. But low Prudence means low max sanity, and it drains the sanity of anyone who works with it. If it drops someone's sanity to zero, it breaks containment and starts killing people. It's very sensitive to meltdowns, and if a meltdown occurs, you have only a short time to send someone to deal with it before it breaks containment and starts killing people. It takes reduced physical damage and reduced sanity damage, deals both physical and sanity damage at the same time, and heals itself every time it kills someone.
This thing is considered mid-tier. Do I even want to know what the higher-tier monsters are like?
This thing is considered mid-tier. Do I even want to know what the higher-tier monsters are like?
