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The Pony Factory
A short spooky game where people turned monster ponies roam an abandoned factory as you search for the hell power to make more ponies
It's a dark place and you can't hold both your flashlight and your bolt gun at the same time making for some good moments. Worth trying out!
It's a dark place and you can't hold both your flashlight and your bolt gun at the same time making for some good moments. Worth trying out!
2 days ago
HendrixTrog
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Buckshot Roulette
A nice short and sweet creepy game of Russian roulette with some special additions to keep things interesting and plenty of chances to not totally beef it.
7 days ago
HendrixTrog
finished
Beastwatch: Meat & Mayhem
A perfectly cromulent horror shooter where barnyard animals have been mutated to murderous monsters running around.
It's kind of creepy at the start, but the game never really keeps the scares, partially because the entire time I played there was only ambient noise.
It's kind of creepy at the start, but the game never really keeps the scares, partially because the entire time I played there was only ambient noise.
8 days ago
HendrixTrog
finished
Yakuza: Like a Dragon
I took a three year break half way through this game, but I finally returned to it this month and saw the game through!
A major turning point for the series for not only changing the cast, but changing the style of combat from action to turn based. While not every aspect of the new turn based system felt fully realized in how the characters respond to the environment and enemies around them as they move, I’d still take this over the floaty input delay mess that was Yakuza 6 and some of the other Dragon Engine games before Gaiden finally cleaned things up.
While I don’t think the main story landed with me, I really was won over by Ichiban Kasuga. The guy is just such a delusional loser, but I couldn’t help but root for him all the way through.
A major turning point for the series for not only changing the cast, but changing the style of combat from action to turn based. While not every aspect of the new turn based system felt fully realized in how the characters respond to the environment and enemies around them as they move, I’d still take this over the floaty input delay mess that was Yakuza 6 and some of the other Dragon Engine games before Gaiden finally cleaned things up.
While I don’t think the main story landed with me, I really was won over by Ichiban Kasuga. The guy is just such a delusional loser, but I couldn’t help but root for him all the way through.
8 days ago
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