2023 Summer Event: Casual Chat

[Riverspell]

387117 points on my first go. Wish there were power ups though. But boy was that stressful. Lol

Edit: Wait, there's power ups now?

[bulididi]

I love the idea of a mini-game on CS, this is so fun! I scored 269,532 (lvl 17) on this first try.

Can I also mention how satisfying the sound effects are ??

[graved]

my highscore was 170,652 my first go! i'd love to see permanent minigames featured on cs : P

[odin]

NPC Andrea says: "I wonder if there's something weird in the woods"
Me: *chants* CRYPTIDS, CRYPTIDS, CRYPTIDS!

CRYPTIDS CRYPTIDS CRYPTIDS
MOTHMAN MOTHMAN MOTHMAN
WENDIGO WENDIGO WENDIGO

I would LOVE a Wendigo!

[~AlwaysLoveLuna~]

I love this new feeding the campers game!!
I got 142,669
It's fun and relaxing unlike lot's of other similar games I've played
Thank you for making it!! please keep it around after the event c:

[kaiserbakura]

What sort of creatures are these? Fox? Weasel?


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[EnochianGhost]

happy to see another minigame this year. i love that the summer events often give us a fun little game to play while we wait for the next token :)

[- Alice -]

What sort of creatures are these? Fox? Weasel?


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they look like minks or pine martens to me!

[SunstonePhoenix]

Y'all for the record, w*ndigo is... not really supposed to be talked about. Indigenous people of the Algonquin tribe have expressed that it is a closed-faith creature. Spelling the word in full is considered bad practice, and the tribal people have repeatedly expressed that they do not want outsiders making light of the cannibalistic monster that has tormented their ancestors for a millennia. It belongs to them. Not to the psychologists pretending that "w*ndigo psychosis" is a diagnosis used to call the tribal members crazy. Not to the writers bastardizing the monster for use in pulp novels.

Find another monster. Stop talking about theirs.

[Pyca]

Y'all for the record, w*ndigo is... not really supposed to be talked about. Indigenous people of the Algonquin tribe have expressed that it is a closed-faith creature. Spelling the word in full is considered bad practice, and the tribal people have repeatedly expressed that they do not want outsiders making light of the cannibalistic monster that has tormented their ancestors for a millennia. It belongs to them. Not to the psychologists pretending that "w*ndigo psychosis" is a diagnosis used to call the tribal members crazy. Not to the writers bastardizing the monster for use in pulp novels.

Find another monster. Stop talking about theirs.

I was thinking about this too...