Im looking for this one game where mc had been imprisoned and having their blood used to create weapons against demons. I remember it had an insanity mechanic. Can any one help me
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I think you are referring to corruptant
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Trying to find that one itchio(?) game where you play as a dragon shifter and among the personalities you can choose is that youāre proud, neutral, and ashamed of being a dragon?
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Skin & Scales:
https://reinwrites.itch.io/skinandscales
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Ooh, really enjoyed playing that! Good, long chapters, and interesting premise and characters. Though the demo ends on a bit of a cliffhanger 
Looking forward for the third chapter to be published.
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Does anyone remember a WIP where you wake up in a cottage with a bunch of medical stuff attached to you? And the guy who saved you was also trying really hard to gaslight gatekeep girlboss or someting. He was super shady
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Sounds like Seven Days in Purgatory
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looking for an IF, the MC is nobility (I believe) and has a younger sibling, in the demo the MC is still young, and their uncle visits the family a lot to discuss important business with MCās father. one of the ROs is the uncleās apprentice/charge (I remember him having blonde hair, and heās the first RO introduced since he somewhat grows up with the MC). If anyone could help me find this IF thatād be fantastic.
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If I rwmwmbwr correctly, you are a mage who lost your magic in some big explosion of a magic stone? or something similar. I think you got a smaller verion of the same kind of stone embedded in your arm in an attwmpt to get your magic back. I also think you lived with an old woman that was hinted to be a creature or have powers.
I think this is it- Aesemyr: The Withering
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I remember a wip where there are multiple Background of the MC is soldier or police with more planned like I believe CEO too, I remember Soldier bg is most fleshed out. Your family died due to monsters and you are now isekaiād after also dying
Here- War of the Divines
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Hello, Iām trying to remember this WIP you play like a knight and your like the black sheep of the family who are royals who you work you have like an green orc male as your right hand and you also have a female knight who accompanies you because your teacher sent them you also save a female elf if I remember right from some bandits who was gonna sale her Towards the end
The game is set in a supernatural world and starts with you as highschooler(?) moving back home. When you return, youāre greeted by your butler who is an older gentleman which the mc notices is surprisingly strong for his age. As you enter the house you go to your room and eventually meet your mother, your father isnāt home at the moment since he is busy being a politician.
The ROs (who are supernatural, I canāt remember if they have abilities or are vamps/wws or mixed) are a group in the school that your mother has you introduced to and placed into. I believe there is a different POV scene when you run into two of them for the first time walking down a hallway before youāre properly introduced. Later in the game your friendās momās shop is broken into (I believe itās a flower shop).
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It sounds like Golden: Book 1
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Writer here: I am doing my quarterly check in on the site and how all the projects I enjoy are doing. This might be a pleasant surprise, I donāt plan on making anything large about it but I am actually attending university again with the goal of refining my skills as a writer. I was really happy with the prologue but as I began actually writing dialogue I quickly found my weaknesses and I have been working to address them. I am going to be graduating, probably in early 2027. Iāll be trying to pick up some projects during my summer breaks and such but I truly did find my passion thanks to Shengzhang 
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Thatās great news! I fell I love with your prologue automatically, the idea of an immortal having to raise the child of a dear friend that has passed is something you that I remember pulling at my heartstrings and it still has an emotional impact on me now. Especially as I remember my immortal having a hard time noticing the passing of time, which added extra layers into the heartbreak. Iām glad that you havenāt completed abandoned it and will possibly work on it in the future.
I have to say though I did drop off because of all the polls you kept on posting in the forum, it really gave the impression that you as the author didnāt know where the story was going and it seemed that you were going to change the whole premise, specifically when you put the polls in asking how old the child would be (to be fair it would be okay if it started off as then as a young baby and then time skips being implemented until the child is the right age for the rest of the plot to progress, whatever that was going to be) and the one where you asked if it would be okay to minimise the role of the immortal/child relationship which to me was the whole point and got me emotionally attached to your work.
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Ahh yeah, the problem for me was that [at least at that time] I felt really overwhelmed with both wanting to tell the story in a way that felt āauthenticā but also not really knowing how to approach writing children.
Going into more detail [didn't want to eat up so much space]
While I really enjoy this format, I think there is also a lot of pressure here just because the draft you share is how people form their perceptions of your work. Since I do not have experience writing children, or extended narratives in general, I naturally will be weak at itā¦ It felt like I wouldnāt be able to tell that story in a way that I would be happy with, anyway me questioning myself so much is part of why I wanted to bench the narrative for the time being. [Part of what really fed into that pressure for me was my own gripes and frustrations with many ways in which children are approached in other media I have read, I really wanted to do better, hence feeling so strongly it needed to be āauthenticā.]
The big thing I wanted to work on though was narrative structure and aforementioned dialogue, a big focus for making Shengzhang work. [Speaking of, revisiting the concept I am imagining a ton of cute scenes. Iām keeping a list of them, I donāt want to rely on spur of the moment passion though.] I think the thing I am still internally settled on is the Immortal having a key event encapsulating each year with the little one, so a few scenes of their contemplation and learning. I remember there were plans of a chapter on the baby getting sick for the first time, of them being a toddler and learning how to lie, etc.
I think I also just need to let go of my hyper-fixation of historical accuracy in a literal fantasy novel, just take more liberal inspirations and use less of the direct terms to make things more accessible for everyone. [More importantly, just to remove a lot of weight so I can just focus on making the story rather than being worried about which individual details would be āaccurateā when again, literal fantasy. I wasnāt willing to believe my own disclaimer.] Anyway, this isnāt particularly relevant but I just felt like sharing I guess haha. I am working on a little very low pressure story just to dip my toes back into creative work while in university, Iām not sharing it until itās finished though [if it ends up finished I suppose].
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Yep thatās what I was looking for, I appreciate the help!
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