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Have been playing the demo for Nomad Drive, which is a neat little game where you drive an RV through the post-apocalypse and scavenge for supplies and things to fix up the RV. There's nothing to fight, and since it's a demo it's limited in scope, but I like how meditative it is.
And then there's people commenting on Steam requesting that enemies be added to the game. NO. THAT WILL KILL THE CHILL ROADTRIP COLLECTATHON VIBE. CAN YOU PEOPLE GO ONE GAME WITHOUT WHACKING A ZOMBIE.
Forced to acknowledge that spending on gacha games is the kind of low you might actually work your way up to.
Rewatching support conversations from Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes today and I legit forgot how brutal Shez can be during conversations.
Jeralt: I might be going to heaven soon.
Shez: ...you think you're going to heaven?
Girl stop. He's already (almost) dead.
I think the fact that Mavuika is the only character in Genshin to ride a motorcycle must be actually kinda terrifying. Like, there are no other motorcycles. Nobody on Teyvat has the context of what a motorcycle is to even prepare them for the sight. This is scarier even than the girl who rides that huge fuck-off gun, because at least they know what guns are.
But when they see a redhead in a leather skintight leather suit riding towards them on a giant, roaring metal behemoth and then pummel them directly to the face with it??
Like, does she even use pyro? I'm pretty sure she just commits vehicular manslaughter for her burst. Her real element is blunt force trauma.
Stardew Valley youtubers have such gremlin energy. They know this wholesome, relaxing farming game by heart, and they use that knowledge to invent convoluted and stressful new ways of playing it.
The first reviews for Dragon Age The Veilguard came in and they're painting a grim picture. Methinks they fired all the game writers a bit too early on this one.
I had to give up playing mobile games because of the psychological toll of all those torture porn game ads.
This line has been in the game since 1.0 and we only find out what it refers to now. In 4.7. From Dainsleif. KAEYA, WHY ARE YOU LIKE THIS
