hey i played this one too! love the way it makes the minute to minute fun, though it still wasn't enough to get me to actually finish a JRPG-style game

can't believe i managed to play this, but i did. it's wonderful and thought-provoking, and despite what i hear people say about it, seems intentionally vague and open-ended in the conclusions you draw from it

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i began my life on the station in a garbage dump. i had nothing to my name, my body was quite literally falling apart, and the only thing that kept me alive was a little kindness from a stranger.

over the following weeks, i got my bearings, and started working on various quests—but on the side, i started fixing up an abandoned apartment. just a bit here and there when i could afford to take the time.

then i finally finished it and made it liveable. i had a home. the first night, a cat showed up. i fed it and it purred. i was reasonably financially stable for the first time, i could afford the drugs that kept me alive, i had a bed to sleep in, and a pet cat who liked me. the next morning, i went to my local noodle shop and the chef made me my favorite meal.

i felt a very real wave of contentment wash over me. it felt like i had actually built a life for myself.

2022

this is the game that proved once and for all that i am an alien.

turns out all you need to do in your game is have dope shit 🤷‍♂️

absolutely impeccable vibes. wish i was that bird.

a flawless roguelike just for me :)

"You go now, Mr. Powers, fly fly!", Dr. Evil.

joysticks increase the enjoyment by several factors, but what can i say it's the perfect game :)

complete this game in a single sitting :)

scott pilgrim vs. the rhythm