#fantasyfall
As sci-fi summer ends, fantasy fall begins and what better way to bring it in then with the reason why I absolutely love the monk class (with a few levels of fighter) in Baldur’s Gate 3.

#bg3 #fantasyfall #fantasy #ps5 #d&d #dungeonsanddragons #houseofhope
September 22, 2026 at 6:25 PM
First heartbreak as a dev: torched my own code. 🔥

Fantasy Fall “worked”… until I found the orphaned scraps, dead links, and storylines wandering off cliffs.

So I burned it down. Rewrites aren’t failures—they’re fire. Ritual fire.

#IndieDev #GameDev #FantasyFall
September 6, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Fantasy Fall lives.

I wandered, I paused—but the Gate never closed.

Callum waited. So did the story.

I’ve reopened the project. This isn’t a sprint. It’s a return.

#FantasyFall #DevUpdate #IndieDev #NarrativeDesign
July 27, 2025 at 7:41 PM
🌀 THE RETURN GATE 🌀

In Fantasy Fall, death doesn’t reset your journey.
It remembers.
Replay paths with memory intact.
New choices.
New consequences.
New truths.

#FantasyFall #twinegame #gamedev #visualnovel #indiegame
July 22, 2025 at 11:08 PM
🎮 Sneak peek at Fantasy Fall!
My interactive narrative RPG is live in prototype form—built in Twine, styled from scratch, and powered by memory, legacy, and branching choice.

You are Callum. You are the last, and the Return Gate is waiting.

#FantasyFall #gamedev #twinegame #visualnovel #indiegame
July 8, 2025 at 5:47 PM
*“They say House Elandra fell in fire and silence.

But what if one voice survived?”*

The Archive opens soon.

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🕯 Fantasy Fall
An interactive memory game by Emily Hagenbaugh
Coming soon to itch.io

#FantasyFall #InteractiveFiction #IndieGame #NarrativeDesign #Twine #DarkFantasy
June 24, 2025 at 12:55 AM
“The Citadel remembers. Do you?”

Relics stir. Shadows whisper. A legacy lost may still be rewritten.

🕯 Fantasy Fall
An interactive narrative by Emily Hagenbaugh
Coming soon to itch.io

#FantasyFall #IndieDev #Twine #NarrativeDesign #InteractiveFiction #IndieGame #DarkFantasy
June 22, 2025 at 12:17 AM
Does your taste in books/genres change with the seasons?

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I've realized this year that this is the case for me. My seasons are (of course I'll read whatever I want at any time, but these are what I lean towards): Winter: Non-Fiction/Historical Fiction Spring: …
Does your taste in books/genres change with the seasons?
I've realized this year that this is the case for me. My seasons are (of course I'll read whatever I want at any time, but these are what I lean towards):Winter: Non-Fiction/Historical FictionSpring: Historical Fiction/RomanceSummer: Fantasy/Romantic FantasyFall: Thrillers/Horror/MysteryWhat are your reading 'seasons'?by Late-Elderberry5021
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September 9, 2024 at 3:50 PM