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I play video games badly and play bad video games.
I play video games badly and play bad video games.
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Clearin your Calendar
Journaled games at least 15 days a month over a year
GOTY '23
Participated in the 2023 Game of the Year Event
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Journaled games once a day for a month straight
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Journaled 5+ games in a single day
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Favorite Games
094
Total Games Played
015
Played in 2024
000
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At the risk of bad puns, this game has the building blocks of a cozy survival experience, but its phobia of any onboarding or explanation as a whole make it a needlessly arcane and barren slog. It's the bedrock of survival games in more ways than one.
If I wanted to roll my own program from scratch by looking at some repository somewhere, I'd just learn Linux. I don't want Linux; I want to play a video game. What a bummer.
If I wanted to roll my own program from scratch by looking at some repository somewhere, I'd just learn Linux. I don't want Linux; I want to play a video game. What a bummer.
Limited and grind-heavy freemium card game, but with a pacing like no other. That game flow; it's tight. That alone makes it easy to play effortlessly and endlessly.
Ahead of its time and yet also so arcane, this futuristic roleplay adventure has a splendid presentation with a grueling difficulty. That first-person traversal is some of the smoothest style that 8-bit has ever seen. Additionally, the Sega Ages version allows for a large cushion against its grinding systems, while also making the labyrinthine dungeons a lot clearer.
The final stretch is still mean-spirited and makes a walkthrough mandatory, being full of divination and spikes in encounters, which makes this otherwise grand journey a little more outdated.
The final stretch is still mean-spirited and makes a walkthrough mandatory, being full of divination and spikes in encounters, which makes this otherwise grand journey a little more outdated.