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welcome to a place!

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hello! my name is keeri (he/him or they/them)

if you're wondering what led to creation of this website, you may find the answers in the celestial realm

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one of my worldbuilding dream projects is raesonic, explored in a turn-based racing game with multiplayer and snouts! (right now just 1 snout)

you can play it on raesonic.world

Screenshot of raesonic.world showing a top-down view of the driving school, where the player controls a fictional car Hokkaido SX-7 in a turn-based fashion, by pointing an arrow where they wish the car to end up next turn (either within the blue acceleration area, or the red braking area). The world area includes the driving school building, a training area, and a parking lot with a few parked cars. The sidebar includes a minimap and the player list with static 3D views of the cars. Screenshot of raesonic.world showing a top-down view of a beach race, with two cars crossing the finish line, one of which is a record. There is a confetti particle effect with trans colors. This is an older screenshot featuring outdated tiled decorations and an outdated digital speedometer. Screenshot of raesonic.world showing the garage dashboard. The layout includes a 3D view of the active vehicle – a fictional muscle car Jagst Liberatore 79, and the tuning parts that are installed in it. There is a stylized progression bar for the driver level, three bars for the FWD/RWD/AWD drivetrain skills, and the current account balance of a currency for non-essential purchases. The recent races section includes a scoreboard with race times of the player in comparison to other players. The sidebar includes menu items for Garage, Store, Collections, Leaderboards, Races, Story & Locations, Settings and Log Out. It also includes a button to start matchmaking for a new time trial race.
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keeri's minecraft player model

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i'm interested in social media run/moderated by floofy critters, so you may find me on fediverse: @keeri@pawb.fun

read more about it in the blog entry «pawbs on fediverse»