Damn I thought you were gonna say it gets into our bodies and eats us as we're becoming part plastic nowadays.
That's a horror movie premise right there.
It's there, you can see the outline. She's just been smothered in sauce.
It's just an arcadey cozy city builder like Townscaper, but with a cyberpunk coat of paint on it.
Like a high school yearbook from the 70s
Between this and the cheese, Britain can't catch a break.
Damn Fuddrucker's isn't even really a national chain anymore. Most of them are in Texas, and there's one in the entire state of California.
I miss it tbh. They were pretty good.
I'm in the discord. The dev pushes out updates regularly, and I was pleasantly surprised by the full game. When I played the demo, there was a lot more randomness involved in everything; now you can select which buildings you want to place, what decorations to put and where, and you can tweak their sizes and such.
You can also use your own art and small gifs for the ads you can place.
ETA: the photo mode is great, and there's even a panorama/moving camera mode so you can make little scenes panning across your city. It's definitely a good little cozy game that I'd recommend to anyone who likes cyberpunk and city builders, just don't expect any actual gameplay or story aside from placing buildings and such.
The Menards close to me has a second floor of their lighting section. That's the only really accessible second level to non-employees though.
I've actually seen trailers play in the theater that say that whole "TRAILER STARTS NOW" thing. It's like the studios didn't want to pay for another trailer so they just used the Internet version.
Also licensing and planning a route.
Rewatching the newer Apes movies makes me scared shitless whenever I see a gorilla on screen. They're big, loud, strong as hell, and smart as a person. Especially the scene in Dawn when the guy goes back to the settlement to try to negotiate and you just see that gorilla come out of nowhere and just scream at the guy.
And then I laugh whenever I see one riding a horse and think "that poor horse."