#feb 22nd

[mudihowl]

we got snowed and he loves it so much that i can't get a picture of him in it because he won't stop moving 🙃

[paceypeternathanslawyer]

[stylesnews]

@3rdHourTODAY: .@Harry_Styles showed @JillMartin how he gets amped up for an early morning performance. We guarantee this will be in your head all morning. #HarryStylesTODAY - 26/02

[ccabellodaily]

@JohnathanDean: THIS SUNDAY: I speak to Camila Cabello of Havana fame about X Factor, Trump, guns, social media, drugs, oranges, the over-65s… An absurd amount basically. She’s great

[scattredthoughts]

میں دیکھ سکتا ہوں ، ان ہواؤں کو نا معلوم سمتوں سے جنھیں ابھی چلنا ہے ان بادلوں کو جو ہمارے تپتے سروں پر سے گزرنے کو ہیں

میں دیکھ سکتا ہوں .. ان خوابوں کو جن میں تمہیں داخل ہو جانا ہے

دیکھ سکتا ہوں ان دنوں کو  جو ابھی طلوع نہیں ہوے اور راتیں .. جو ابھی ہم پر جھکی نہیں

[studypetals]

thank you for 75,000!

[paceypeternathanslawyer]

[quiettime3]

Embr

In the modern era, gig work is getting more and more common, and it’s expanding over lots of different industries - delivering fast foods, driving taxis… firefighting? Embr envisions a less than stellar future where the guy stopping your house from burning down will need to ask you to rate and review afterwards, casting you as the unfortunate worker getting to grips with the hoses and ladders you’ll need to turn down the heat on your new job. It’s a pretty competent physics-based sim, and it’s even better with friends, supporting up to 4 players in online coop.

The controls are pretty easy to get to grips with, though some of the menus aren’t explained super well, and the clothing system is particularly vague without outside help. You’ll eventually run into clouds of gas, electrical malfunctions and even optional stacks of cash to pick up as you roam the level, putting out flames and evacuating survivors. Mechanics are added at a nice pace and earning a good rating is honestly pretty satisfying, but the real fun comes from the shenanigans that can happen in multiplayer mode. Who doesn’t love to watch their buddies bounce wildly off a safety trampoline and into a firetruck, right?

Sadly, I personally had an issue with motion sickness when playing Embr for longer periods of time, but I can’t say precisely why, as other wobbly physics games like Human: Fall Flat and Totally Reliable Delivery Service didn’t cause this problem for me - maybe it’s the first person camera? Either way, it’s something to watch out for before you buy. Still, for shorter bursts, I had a good time with Embr. It’s nice to dip in and out of, with a bright colour palette and a premise that lends itself well to cooperative gaming. Try to rope in some friends and enjoy the corporate hellscape together!

Pros:

• Pleasantly bright and cartoonish graphical style

• Good build-up of mechanics as the game progresses

• Great fun with a group of friends

Cons:

• Certain things just aren’t explained well in-game

• Caused me a bit of motion sickness that I couldn’t quite shake