games
Friday, August 29, 2025
every other company is doing invasive age verification for data harvesting purposes
Steam just requires you to link a credit card, only in territories it is compelled by law to
Being forced to link my credit card still frightens me. I once may have falsely claimed that certain purchases I made on steam came from me having my card details stolen (I suspected they were false purchases purely because my steam purchases were transacting into a German bank account. I figured if they were genuine it would go to steam australia, but little did I know all Australian steam purchases go to germany).
Saturday, August 30, 2025
updated chart
Nice masterbation chart. Not surprised you didn't finish to stronghold, not the most conducive game for that Kappaa
Sunday, August 31, 2025
Who here is playing Silksong on-release?
same
I'm assuming there will be more hidden content than the 1st game had, so if other people are playing it and want to compare notes or w/e, just wanted to figure out who else was playing
it's a weird feeling logging into old accounts
13 years since BL2
Yes (no)
12 is what, 7th grade
that's a hard age
The battle for bikini bottom remake is a solid 3d platformer
Maybe, but idk the kid, so I'm thinking of "what's a good game I could recommend to almost anyone"
I'm with Gent, I feel like those classic games you can pick up for $10-$15 are pretty good
Dishonored etc.
but if he's too wholesome, then something like Ni no Kuni 2 is a perfect all-ages type of game
nah
Oh, you could respec his autism into skyrim
I like how big the 2nd game is, and I liked all of the subgames/minigame mechanics it had
but I played it before playing 1, so I'm biased
Monday, September 1, 2025
I went back through and actually finished Nine Sols
the game really falls apart in the 2nd half
I had stopped at the 5th boss of 9 when I played the first time, and thought the game was pretty good up to that point
turns out the game peaks at the 4th boss, late game combat and "story" are pretty meh
OST is good
it's Hollow Knight, but built around parrying everything, works for a while but late-game combat REALLY tedious
I'd also say that for a metroidvania, it doesn't do a great job of non-linearity
the game feels more open than it actually is, in terms of progression it's fairly linear even if you can explore small parts of stages in any order