The Past Cure is a short game about the concept of gender, a departure from science which tells you that gender is binary. This game is based on an insight that the brain is not a computer and that it is possible to see this concept in the design of the brain, with a certain physicality of connectivity.
The game is set up such that the first three questions we ask the player are mainly to be able to learn more about the player. After we have introduced the player to the subject of gender and the question why this is not binary we want the player to start playing. As a result, if the player does not have a clear idea of the question of the nature of gender and why it is not binary, they will start trying to figure out what is to learn from the game and then the rest of the game will be a learning curve. We want to create a complete experience, so we do not want the player to cheat in the early stages by playing a game with a clearly pre-determined idea of the subject of gender.
What’s your Gender:
The first question we ask our player is a simple yes / no question. What is your gender?
Why does the player not have a gender?
What is the difference between your gender and your body?
We do not want to talk about the player’s gender, we talk about the person’s gender. We might say ‘What is your gender?’ as a way to open a conversation in a positive manner.
We want the player to think about the question while playing the game. This leads to the first gameplay experience, when the player learns about themselves. After this an adventure begins, which leads the player to a non-euclidean and non-linear structure which we name the maze.
Here we describe the maze as such:
Explanation of the Maze:
We begin the game with a first puzzle, the maze. The maze, while obviously having an objective of freeing the player, is a puzzle, one which we actually want the player to solve. A maze is a map which describes a journey, this is what this maze is telling the player. The maze is a consequence of a change in the underlying physical structure of the world. The maze is a computational structure which we compose in the world. The maze allows us to discuss non-euclidean spaces, conceptually.
The primary pieces that allow the player to freely move are the labyrinths, which we constructed specifically for the game. A labyrinth

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RiftBlades is developing a 40-plus hour Homeworld expansion with a focus on warfare, exploration and discovery. As an expansion for Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak, it will bring new military units, planets and weapons to the game. The new technologies (gods, weapons, flora, etc.) will be based on those found in Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak.
Players take command of a fleet of vehicles and are tasked with exploring the desert planets of Kharak. Instead of manually maneuvering and micro-managing units, the player can issue attacks using the powerful Kharakian “logic”. This allows the player to bring down a whole planet’s defenses simply by ordering the planets military to stand down.
Interactive 3D Vehicle Manifest
Interactive 3D Planetary Map
Personal Journals of Chief Science Officer Rachel S’jet
Bonus Section: Exclusive ‘Making-of’ Content
Evolution of Blackbird Interactive: From Garage to Hangar
Evolution of a World: From Hardware to Homeworld
Game Design Pillars: Including voice commentary from the Lead Game Designer
Filming the NIS’s and Building the Animatics
Concept and Storyboard Galleries
About This Game:
RiftBlades is developing a 40-plus hour Homeworld expansion with a focus on warfare, exploration and discovery. As an expansion for Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak, it will bring new military units, planets and weapons to the game. The new technologies (gods, weapons, flora, etc.) will be based on those found in Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak.
Players take command of a fleet of vehicles and are tasked with exploring the desert planets of Kharak. Instead of manually maneuvering and micro-managing units, the player can issue attacks using the powerful Kharakian “logic”. This allows the player to bring down a whole planet’s defenses simply by ordering the planets military to stand down.
RiftBlades is a small, independent game development studio based out of upstate New York. Our passion for sci-fi and strategy games has driven us to develop two successful games within the last two years, the award-winning ‘conquered planet’ Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak and the upcoming 40+ hour-campaign ‘interactive expansion’ RiftBlades: Expansion to Deserts of Kharak. The studio was founded in
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Pathfinder Adventure Path #137: The City Outside of Time (Return of the Runelords 5 of 6)Frozen in Time!With the discovery that Runelord Alaznist has tampered with the past and set into motion devastating transformations of the timeline, the heroes must embark upon a truly dangerous and desperate gambit. Since historical texts and their own memories have been altered, the lore hidden within a time-trapped city may hold the only clues as to which events of the ancient past Alaznist has targeted. If the heroes can isolate these events, they may have a chance to correct them, but before they can even reach this repository of lore, they must brave a shadowy god’s realm and find a way to enter a city that has been cut off from time itself!This volume of Pathfinder Adventure Path continues the Return of the Runelords Adventure Path and includes:”The City Outside of Time,” a Pathfinder adventure for 14th-level characters, by Amanda Hamon Kunz.Rules and backgrounds for several powerful magic artifacts from ancient Thassilon, by Mikko Kallio.An examination of the sadistic and shadowy pantheon of kyton demagogues, by Gregory Hanigan.A bestiary of monsters, including the time-racked undead spirits known as chronogeists, the frozen libitinarii kytons, planar dragons from Abaddon and Nirvana, and the powerful kyton demagogue Inkariax, by John Compton and Amanda Hamon Kunz.This product is not a PDF or accessible outside of Fantasy Grounds. It has been lovingly converted for use within Fantasy Grounds and features the following additions:All maps resized and set up with a preset grid to make combats easy to manageIndividual area descriptions linked to maps, containing new encounters, treasure parcels and descriptions for just that areaTokens for each encounter are all pre-placed in starting locations on the map. You can edit these on the fly.Drag and drop treasure parcels and Encounter XP that is easily awarded to your players to keep the game moving aheadAll the images and handouts from the book available to share with your players as you need themConverted by: Danny StrattonReleased on December 24, 2018. Designed for Fantasy Grounds version 3.3.6 and higher.Requires: An active subscription or a one time purchase of a Fantasy Grounds Full or Ultimate license and the included Pathfinder ruleset.Gameplay Fantasy Grounds – Pathfinder RPG – Return of the Runelords AP 5: The City Outside