Saturday Morning Gaming: Nobody Saves The World
If you’ve been wanting a fun Metroidvania ARPG with cute graphics, interesting puzzles, and fun combat, this is one of those games
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If you’ve been wanting a fun Metroidvania ARPG with cute graphics, interesting puzzles, and fun combat, this is one of those games
A baked beans recipe and back to the hospital. As such, this weekend will be spent eating beans and recovering.
Helldivers 2 has added mechs. Repeat: Helldivers 2 has added mechs.
There’s a game night on Saturday and that will be nice. But mostly, it’ll be nice to not have that Sword of Damocles hanging over our heads.
They said Marvel’s Midnight Suns was like XCom mixed with Slay the Spire. They also said it was $100.
Good on ice cream, good in a bowl of plain yogurt in the morning, good in a bowl of otherwise plain oatmeal…an excellent dessert sauce.
After watching a zoomer play Fallout New Vegas, I went back to it. It’s still awesome.
Three co-workers have asked “wait, it’s a three day weekend?” and I was pleased each time to say it was.
I got a friend’s kid a single-player game for his birthday. Watching a Zoomer play Fallout New Vegas. I am shook.
It’s like a video game version of Osmosis Jones for a dog, I guess.
Warranties run out sometimes. You’ve still gotta do maintenance, though.
Thoughts on Seymour Krim and George W. S. Trow that probably fail to illuminate the uses of comedy and tragedy.
There have been a *LOT* of developments in the Wrestling World. Weird ones.
This weekend’s plans include the recipe for Lamb Dijon. Which, thankfully, requires that I brown some lamb and nothing involving a mixing bowl.
Backpack Hero: A roguelike with an additional dynamic where how you sort your inventory matters.