Awkward Zombie, a video game themed webcomic by Katie Tiedrich. It often makes reference to video game culture thus sometimes requiring a bit of video game literacy. The comic is non-sequential, with no main characters or plotlines, and can be read out of order. There are gag-a-day parodies of ridiculous situations that could occur in video game worlds such as The Legend of Zelda, Pokémon, World of Warcraft, Red Dead Redemption, the Metal Gear series, and others, but some include the author herself as a character. Generally, except for limited strips, the title does not suggest a persistent pattern of recurring zombie lore.
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Honestly I'm just thankful that the cat food my cats will eat is just at the other grocery store and not at the bottom of the sea.
Will I ever admit to myself that I'm drawn to Fishing Games But With a Twist because I simply yearn to disentangle myself from this world -- to run away, and to catch and catalog fish?
...I got kind of caught up in the "catch fish, sell fish, buy boat upgrades to get more fish, catch fish" cycle for longer than I suspect Dredge expected me to, so that when I did eventually
...We're all just too polite to talk about this, right? I earned that catfish-shaped hat once already.
Fun fact about me: every once in a while I get a debilitating migraine that completely derails my day. Living in a made of aging meat was a bad idea!!
Supply boxes in Alan Wake II seem to be stocked more plentifully when you're low on health and ammo, which is considerate, but it also means that your reward for not spending
...At the end of the day, all puzzles can eventually be solved by sticking things to other things. They taught me this at engineer school.
It's fine. I'll take care of it the next time I come back up here. To the top of this desolate mountain peak. It's...it's fine.
I've had the harrowing experience of fighting a regular Earth seagull for French fries and only barely lived to tell the tale. Beachfront restaurants in the Pokemon world are playing a dangerous
...This comic was written by Omnithea. It is about having appropriate pastimes.
The FBI is known for being really chill about letting the environmental storytelling express itself. If a big stick is blocking the road right now, who am I to argue?
Half the food items in Hyrule have effects I would consider inconvenient in everyday life.
Okay but now explain why Firegleam only grows on doors with treats behind them.