The look of Virago is reminiscent of a lovingly crafted 2D animated movie. The world Virago will be brought to life in vivid, moody detail, its bizarre and terrifying creatures each animated by hand in a traditional 2D style. Your goal as willow is to explore this deep dark town, finding your way through the vile citizen to make it out in one piece.The way forward is not always clear, and deadly creatures will hunt you relentlessly and effortlessly, but as you keep going, finding new paths, and finding powerful new weapons and abilities, you will begin to uncover some deep dark secrets of the town. While moving around her city one day, she begins to lose sight of what’s real and fake, this begins to affect her emotionally and psychologically. Virago is about a young girl called Willow, after an incident with her stalker she begins to suffer from hallucinations. I-enjoy lang ang Virago: Herstory PC sa malaking screen nang libre! Virago: Herstory Panimula Hindi na tumitingin sa baterya o nakakadismaya na mga tawag sa maling oras. I-download ito sa GameLoop library o mga resulta ng paghahanap. Ngayon, maaari mong laruin ang Virago: Herstory sa PC gamit ang GameLoop nang maayos. Ang Virago: Herstory, na nagmumula sa developer na Honest Chronicle, ay tumatakbo sa Android systerm sa nakaraan. When my neighbour said, 'hello,' I wondered, 'Is he talking to me?' He said, 'Yes I'm talking to you!' So if the people here don't welcome you, it wouldn't be a story right now."Ĭlick the video above to meet Winifred Ohwoka and hear the story of Winnie and the Magic Masks. "When I got to Newfoundland, people here accepted me. "Newfoundland made it real, made the story come to pass," said Ohwoka. "But it's really about Black present, Black futures, and about how we need to be seen."Īs for Ohwoka, she says you can't separate her story from the place that allowed it to flourish - her "newfound home."
"Some people will think Black History Month is about all the things that happened in the past," said Gooden. Author Rachelle Gooden says the stories are especially important to share during Black History Month. Hardcover and audiobook versions are also in the works.
The collection, called Strong Women, Strong Communities, is available to download for free. Now Winnie and the Magic Masks is part of a new collection of children's stories, celebrating black women across Canada. Rachelle Gooden holds a copy of Strong Women, Strong Communities, a compilation featuring a short story she wrote about Winifred Ohwoka, called Winnie and the Magic Masks.
0 kommentar(er)
