I have acquired 11 gigabytes of exclusive Glitch Inn media. This includes everything from their paywalled website up to March of 2026 as well as a few streams from their also paywalled Discord server. It's mainly behind-the-scenes stuff, but there are also some SNCA, like community events or pictures of pets.
I'll release the Epstein Glitch Inn files, but I also want to highlight some of the more interesting things in them. Should I just release everything at once and do these highlights later or do the highlights first and release the files in waves alongside them?
I have acquired 11 gigabytes of exclusive Glitch Inn media. This includes everything from their paywalled website up to March of 2026 as well as a few streams from their also paywalled Discord server. It's mainly behind-the-scenes stuff, but there are also some SNCA, like community events or pictures of pets.
I'll release the Epstein Glitch Inn files, but I also want to highlight some of the more interesting things in them. Should I just release everything at once and do these highlights later or do the highlights first and release the files in waves alongside them?
I have acquired 11 gigabytes of exclusive Glitch Inn media. This includes everything from their paywalled website up to March of 2026 as well as a few streams from their also paywalled Discord server. It's mainly behind-the-scenes stuff, but there are also some SNCA, like community events or pictures of pets.
I'll release the Epstein Glitch Inn files, but I also want to highlight some of the more interesting things in them. Should I just release everything at once and do these highlights later or do the highlights first and release the files in waves alongside them?
Behind the scenes stuff might be useful for getting insight on how certain things from their shows came to be. Gaslight District and Knights aren't going to give us much, but the Digital Circus stuff would be very interesting to see now that the show's ending.
Oh cool. The Yuri/Yaoi fandom is known for being completely sane. We can chalk that up as another group that will Gameoverse has drawn in.
And I feel like this is what rubs me the wrong way with Gamoverse. It feels like it's going down a list in an attempt to cater to as many groups as possible. Maybe it's just because of my years on this site and my growing cynicism as I get older, but it feels so incredibly forced.
When you strip away the nostalgia bait of Grant Kirkhope and old video games, the high profile voice actors both English and Japanese to show that this isn't just any indie cartoon show, Kit's outfit scene for the you know who crowd, and now the added lesbian romance. What do you have left?
Rather than create a show that's unique and interesting that hold up on it's own, it comes across as a desperate and manipulative attempt to get people to please please like the show and spread fan art please oh please.
Considering people were already making Pibby comparisons, it was too late from the start especially with how the "pilot" isn't that great to begin with. I didn't see the original videos the series is based on, but if those were better than this, then maybe it would have been better to wait for a different company to pick it up.
Thoughts? Ofc the persons redesign is a bit choppy but I like the idea, gives me nostalgia, with her current design I cant even tell what kinda game shes supposed to be from. Ig its just a bit annoying they are all bobbleheaded midgets even moreso than the gooner stuff.
The people have spoken. I'll do the highlights first and release relevant files alongside them until the whole thing is uploaded on Null's hard drive. I'll probably start with TADC since it's the most topical one, and there is nothing related to Gameoverse in this leak.
Not really. Behind-the-scenes stuff is on point; there were art events, but the art there is surprisingly tame (based on what I've seen so far); the AMA streams might have something lolcow worthy in them, but I haven't checked them yet.
Behind the scenes stuff might be useful for getting insight on how certain things from their shows came to be. Gaslight District and Knights aren't going to give us much, but the Digital Circus stuff would be very interesting to see now that the show's ending.
While TADC has the most blog posts on the Glitch Inn website, they don't really show stuff that didn't make the cut or that much concept art. There are still a few noteworthy things despite that, but not that much.
Murder Drones posts, on the other hand, are a gold mine. They show a lot of concept art and what changes MD went through.
There are over a hundred webpages that have been scraped and now accessible as HTML files. The images, like the ones you posted, are either embedded into the HTML file or are called from a third-party server, bypassing the paywall either way. The videos are included separately.
I'm going to scrape these images and have them also be separate from these HTML files so they would be more easily accessible and available offline. It's a little bit of extra work, but for the sake of archival, it's worth it.
I will. MD will get covered after I'm done with TADC.
There are at least 60 webpages dedicated to TADC and at least 50 for MD. The Gaslight district has over 20 webpages for some reason despite having only one episode, and KOG has at least 10 while also having only one episode. They didn't forget that Meta Runner and Sunset Paradise exist, so each of them got just 1 blog post (I mean, nobody cares about them anymore, so why would you waste time writing blogs about them?). Since the leak I got only had webpages scraped up to March of 2026, there is nothing related to Gameoverse in there. There are also around 50 miscellaneous things, like glitches encountered during the production, AMA streams, community events, etc.
I'll try my best to highlight the more interesting parts, like the design process behind Jax; less noteworthy things, like storyboards that aren't that different from the final render, will also be included in the attachments, but without any comment. Once I'm done with all of that, I'm going to revisit my favorite people of the MD community, the madmen who tried to build drones in real life, and make a post covering all the progress (and other noteworthy/lolcow-worthy stuff) they've done since my last post about them.
