Two of them.

Computer, write me a smarmy Reddit-style comment mocking this guy for thinking anyone will be impressed by their ability to ask a computer to do work for them

I occasionally write about obscure indie games I’ve played. My current record for most obscure is WORMHOLE, which had only 35 reviews on Steam when I wrote about it! I could share those articles there

Dare you to post this on !SandwichPosting@sh.itjust.works

There are some really interesting articles! The Autumn wallpaper from Windows XP had people trying to figure out its origins.

Very late guess! No.

Oxygen is forgettable. It barely has a gameplay impact and seems to only exist to support the space theme.

But the grinder, I miss when I play 2 or 3. It gave me a reason to look at loot more closely and collect more, even if it was low rarity or irrelevant to my build. I liked having a more controllable way to get new weapons as an alternative to relying on drops and vendors. It’s also a good sink for moonstones.

In a game about loot, making you care about loot is pretty important. In the other games, there’s pretty much no reason to care about white and green drops, so why even drop them?

I kept it simple and played Ticket to Ride. We ended the game on a three-way tie! I won the tie by having completed the most tickets.

Special blue loaf

I tried the demo for it during Steam Next Fest and the third-person shooting was interesting but wow, the two main characters have no chemistry with each other.

Continuing with SOMA. Just had a big revelation but now the base’s network is down, so I need to go reset the router.

I’ve also started Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo for when I’m in the mood for something more light-hearted. I tried the demo for it during Steam Next Fest and instantly loved it. It’s very obviously inspired by GBA pixel graphics. All the character sprites are insanely expressive. It even has the Pokemon Ruby-Sapphire-Emerald-style trumpets in the music!

And for extra verisimilitude, there are a bunch of graphics options to make it feel like a GBA game. LCD filter, a “strict” pixel mode, a rotatable 3D model to view the game in, and even screen glare if you really want it!

The story was so corny. The soundtrack is fantastic, though. I bought the soundtrack after finishing the game.

What an oopsie

I mainly wrote about my experience. Don’t worry, I only cover actual in-game events in the section I marked as a spoiler.

My favourite type of video about games

I’ve long advocated for this shorter wording for Claustrophobia effects. “Can’t be untapped” is a lot shorter and easier to parse than “doesn’t untap during its controller’s untap step” with minimal gameplay changes. I’m glad to see this happen.

Phyrexian Wishclaw Talisman

They were down?

I believe there are official wallpapers for OneShot. They might even be included with the game files.

The character writing, music, and high-resolution art carry this game.