Breakfast for Dragons Dev Blog: NEW DRAWING TABLET RECEIVED

ABOUT BREAKFAST FOR DRAGONS

Once upon a time—a long, long time ago—dragons descended onto Earth. After easily overpowering humanity and reigning through terror and bloodshed, the dragons created an ultimatum: in exchange for peace, along with allowing dragons to maintain general control over the planet, a select few "chosen people" must become incubators for dragon eggs until they "transform" into dragons themselves, all while providing a suitable environment for these "chosen people" to flourish in. Over time, humans became accustomed to this ultimatum, even learning to appreciate it and admire their new leaders...how intriguing they seemed...how enrapturing they seem... They're the most powerful beings in the known universe...how could we stop ourselves from falling for and worshiping their cold, distant, cataclysmic beauty? Surely they spared us for a reason. Surely creatures this strong and advanced know better than anyone and anything else across the cosmos. Surely their society is the superior one... Filamena Pyke, a young woman living in the modern age, sees no merit in this tyrannical system and has nothing but contempt for her species' alien overlords. Even so, she aims to live an accomplished and fulfilling life in what she views as a dystopia in spite of it all—live proudly, like a human should. One night, this dream is shattered when she discovers a small pair of horns sprouting from her head. What follows is a tale of delusion and fantasy, of despair and devouring, of predators and prey, of fiction and reality. Breakfast for Dragons, ~A Tale of Dragons, Humans, and Foreigners from an Alien Land~ is a visual novel told in five chapters: Sea Lulling, Sky Dancing, Space Drifting, Rain Catching, and World Ending. Each chapter features a unique protagonist narrating their perspective on the world during a fateful four weeks of their lives.

Breakfast for Dragons Dev Blog

Monday, August 22, 2022

NEW DRAWING TABLET RECEIVED

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