A personal site by an author writing about creature design reviews, bizarre biology, weird fiction and Halloween horror content, with articles on monsters from games, anime and media. It also covers a tabletop roleplaying game's bestiary and physical releases.
Cookie Consent Speed.Run
Cookie Consent Speed.Run is a browser-based game where players speedrun cookie consent banners, with the core objective of rejecting all cookies. The interface replicates standard cookie pop-up design, the project is developed by Fred Wordie with support from Big Data Girl, and it is intended for desktop use.
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A personal site by an author writing about creature design reviews, bizarre biology, weird fiction and Halloween horror content, with articles on monsters from games, anime and media. It also covers a tabletop roleplaying game's bestiary and physical releases.
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