Divinity Original Sin 2, where I got my ass handed to me after I escaped the ship.

Am I the only one who read the title and thought the guy used his Naruto headband to deflect/guard the attacks? Like the actual way it has been used in the series? That would have been one hell of a story to tell his kids/grandkids.

Because there are decisions to be made in the game that affects the ending? I suppose. The factions in SMT games are one of the series’ highlights.

I know, that’s why I said Tokyo again.

Well, that’s 1 point into the basket of “reasons to buy myself a Switch”.

This is purely my personal opinion, but SMT series is never about deep, written characters and complex stories.

Tribuanatunggadewi.

Whoops.

That’s one sassy-looking Balinese dancer.

Don, don, don, donkii, don kihooteeee~

I just finished the game recently, and even though that event (or should I say gameplay sequence) leading to ending E actually made me cry legit tears, I just can’t piece the story together into a coherent one.

I’m playing this game called ‘job search’ which I have do every weekend now, in effort to escape my super shitty current workplace.

Nier Automata.

Wait, this is a shooty shooter? With that generic, gritty looking guy as the protagonist? Square Enix, why?

A FFX-2 for 100 yen?!

Well... What are you waiting for?

CDPR is so amazing in writing these characters that people are still so eager to debate over Triss vs Yen, as if the game only came out last week.

It’s not really a side quest, just a little detail for players to discover and connect the dots by themselves.

I did that. All the icons next to voting section of the flowchart is already lit.

I’m finally getting around to play Zero Time Dilemma.