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[dreamsandhonor]

Advent Children (2005)

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[february-22]

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[horrorgamenight]

Clock Tower: The First Fear, a point-and-click horror adventure game originally released for the Super Nintendo/Super Famicom in 1995.

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[only-tiktoks]

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[unorcadox]

Fig. 3 - Notice how the tiles with colors have moved again.  This is because they each contain a trapped soul.  That soul can move throughout the floor, but not escape it.

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[moonlightfaust]

エヴァーグレイス
Evergrace
(PS2, 2000)

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Everlasting blossom

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[moonlightfaust]

エヴァーグレイス
Evergrace
(PS2, 2000)

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[elgatonegro117]

Computer wiring tunnel inside an abandoned coal power plant.

Photo by Bryan Buckley

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[oldschoolfrp]

Castle Tristenoira exists in three different times simultaneously, looming above the Lake of Red Tears, home of "Aggie" the undead sea serpent (Dana M Knutson box art for Ravenloft supplement Castles Forlorn by Lisa Smedman, TSR, 1993) After Barovia, Forlorn was the second realm to appear in Ravenloft's demiplane of dread.