While i do have quite a lot worldbuilding projects, there is something i learned: the way how i build worlds is not quite fitting with it being public, so, instead, i will talk here not about content of said worlds, but my thoughts about it. Well, i also don't really want to spoil anything. Will write something here later, when i have time
A little uptade.
I had several projects, and currently there are four of them "alive":
these are:
Snusodyssey have begun as a joke, and the idea come to me while i was at the bus station somewhere in the summer of '23.
For the context, it was based on russian meme "snuseaters" or, how they're called originally, "snusoedy".
However, after many and many iterations of lore rewrittings Snusodyssey now is something like blend of post-post apocallypse (like fallout game series i guess) blended with urban fantasy.
Essentialy certain force bringed magic into earth, causing all followings events in the lore. The story itself takes place one hundred years after this event, after the world had some time to get used to the magic.
Well, it's quite unique among my other projects. Unlike other, often comedy focused, this is rather serious. The Chronicles of Hell is about speculation of how people would live in the setting of hell and eternal punishment, since i believe this is quite interesting topic to dig into. And i really enjoy doing research about such fascinating topics. I plan to release the book around 2027-2028.
Project MOC (stands for Machine of Cloning) was started around winter of '24, it is developed by me and my friend. The premise of it is that there are spirits that will grant anything in exchange of human sacrifice. And there is secret corporation that uses cloning machine in order to create infinite amount of sacrifices. The thing is that they cannot control the machine anymore, they cannot even fix it, and as soon as they'll fail to sacrifice as usual, hungry spirits will destroy the world (since they grow used for stable sacrifices every day)