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Would be cool if heavier loads actually feels heavy.

This is one of those games that I forget even existed. Not saying it's bad, but it's kinda weird seeing it get added instead of something more well-known from the series.

This compensation package is super generous of Second Dinner, especially since (as I understand the problem) the blackout was completely out of their control. Thank you, Second Dinner!

Of course! Glad to be of service hehe

I would add two things to the review, which I lost track of and couldn't find space to add in after the fact:

1. The music is great, as I noted, but the game also does a solid job of knowing when not to have any. You want to exacerbate the creepiness of an environment? Wander around it in relative silence, listening to the enemies stomp along their path or groan in misery D: An official soundtrack can't capture that.
2. Bosses love their second-phases with full health bars. It becomes very predictable, and it starts earlier than one might suspect. "Big lumbering moveset followed by a faster + different phase 2" is in store for ya, and as you might expect there are no checkpoints between the phases. There's still enough variety and cool-moments to keep this all in check, but I can imagine it might turn off or frustrate some people.

*excited squealing noises* I'm super fucking hyped for Clair Obscur! Should have no problem maintaining my hype for 3 months and a day - I could easily see Expedition 33 as my Game of the Year (and maybe the official one too?). And I can't believe this gorgeous game is only $50; that seems insane to me!

My only "problem" is how packed that one week in April appears to be: Mandragora on the 17th, Lunar Remastered Collection on the 18th, and now Clair Obscur on the 24th! I'm sure there are others I'm forgetting; watch Hollow Knight: Silksong drop that month too, because of course lol >_>

Pachirisu's text mentions Pokemon Tools, which IIRC are like held items equipped to Pokemon. So a whole 'nother thing to consider!

Really enjoyed reading through this review and the game definitelly scaled in my "priority list" because of it.

Thank you very much! :D

Diablo IV's Season of Witchcraft started yesterday. I wasn't planning to do anything with it - still got the RTS Steam Fest to review, plus Black Myth: Wukong and so on, but my motivation was torpedoed by some personal events that hit me over the last couple days. I'm just gonna play some Diablo for a bit and try to feel better; January has really sucked.

Finally a real person comments on this website, after  hundreds of spam bots! Welcome, friend! 

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howdy y'all, im back for a bit with some internet. Going to be traveling back to the states so going to have some time to play some more demanding games which I'm excited for! Anywho, I've been doing a fair bit of indies recently still. Slowly playing through Scarmonde and YIIK (again, but they updated it now and its soooo much funnier now), and at the start of the month I absolutely clobbered the entirety of Chained Echoes.

In terms of the two meat-and-potato games, I've been playing a ton of Rotwood and an even larger ton of Crystal Project. Rotwood is just a fantastic game, kinda like Hades if you replaced everyone with potentially fluffy (?) animals/non-humanoids and made one of the weapons have the ability to dunk on people. It's build-crafting leads to some of the most stupid looking gameplay I've ever seen, with my favorite so far being one based around putting on a bunch of heavy clothing and fat rolling into people and just having them die. It's still in EA, but its going to have a price bump towards launch, so I'd check it out if it's something you're mildly interested. Oh and it has multiplayer but I obviously haven't gotten the chance to try it.

As for the other one, MAN is Crystal Project probably my favorite JRPG of all time. Base game is a wonderful experience through and through, but I've been having fun making mods recently. Currently have two, one is more or less finished and it takes the whole 'yeah I want to decide what skills I want" leveling you usually would have in a JRPG and throws it out the window of a Slay the Spire-esque "draft abilities to add to your toolkit" method. Pretty fun so far but I want to change a thing or two because it's a bit overtuned. As for the other mod, it just kinda doubles the game's playable unlockable classs from 24 to 48. Been learning how to sprite things for it so some are hit or miss, but some are really decent if you ask me. It's a precursor to a larger mod I want to make, releasing just the classes to make sure they are more balanced so I can try to avoid a balance nightmare. That being said the 24 new classes are a bit funny looking back on, because some range from "yeah this is just a plant themed support mage" to "yeah this is just a bunch of casino games some idiot coded into this game for some reason", ie something that only someone who is really bored and lacks internet would do. All that said (and despite what Sera says), play Crystal Project, game is very good.

Started playing Starcraft 2 again over the weekend and fun fact, Baneling Barrage is one of Zagara's abilities in Co-op mode

For zillion deluxe how do you set up his attributes, the same withETC band manager

I wish my country banned tik-tok too. At least it seems they did it properly in the US, i.e. targeting the main company not just the app.

Hopefully Snap resumes soon. It's a collateral that shouldn't have happened. Now it's high time to change the publisher.

It's kind of an odd choice. Both this and the previous miniset are ridiculously low power level. I wonder if they're trying to scale the game's power level down a little, like the Year of the Raven did. If so, 2026 is gonna be a great year.

I havent commented on my of the cards thus far, mostly down to the lack of free time, but man I just got to make an exception for this one.

The cards rubbish. Comparable to Goliath, Sneed's Masterpiece, but worse, much worse. Wheras at least sneeds does the job, putting 10 damage to your opponent's board and developing an 8/8, this card doesnt even guarantee the damage dealt and is itself a feeble 3/4. The only mitigating circumstance is playing this on an empty board where its decent but nothing special but its practically an impossibility anyway on turn 8.

Well, I suppose where every expansion needs a fun but dud card, this one's it in spades.

Obviously this will only be proven when we get it hands on but somehow I very much doubt launching starships gonna be impactful. It just feels so contrived, in a world where you get destroyed if you so much as leave 1-2 minions on board untouched past turn 3.

Regis' livelihood just got torpedoed in the crossfire. Not to mention everyone else who was reliant on Snap and/or TikTok 😧

Isn't Grunty...terrible? 8-Mana for a 3/4 with an effect that's Super Duper random and can't go face. You're just hoping the Murlocs are big enough to clear stuff.

That's a funny effect. Love the little guy.