Nah, I definitely noticed minor enemies scaling over time and assumed there was a good chance the bosses might do the same. Banking on some bosses just having lower base stats than others is about the only thing I can hang my hopes on for this playthrough being completable at this point, since it’s getting to the…

You’re not obligated to have a new game to talk about every week. God knows the commenting regulars have written about the same games multiple weeks in a row, and with the updates Vampire Survivors continues to get, hell yeah, go back to that well. It’s a well-made game with a lot of replay value. I haven’t picked it…

Something is afruit at the Circle K.

And an udder pocket.

Yeah, I don’t know anyone who didn’t have that figured out during the 4th case. It makes sense that none of the main characters would be in on the spoiler, but case 5 really feels like it’s written for you to be surprised by the reveal, which is just... laughable.

This is an album a friend gave me when he was unloading all of his physical media back in like 2010. He gave me so much stuff, I never got around to listening to it; I mostly just focused on any live albums or EPs for bands I was otherwise already familiar with. I’m sure Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is in a box in my closet…

No, no, and always for me. And none of the three are weird habits, but, yeah, it’s weird that the tone of the article assumes these are all universal.

With as many cards as you’re going to have on your table when you figure out what you’re doing (I’ve had games with almost twice as many as in the screenshot), I can’t imagine having the patience for anything beyond the very early game on a cell phone. If you can play it on a bigger screen, you should.

Cultist Simulator felt like an in-between game. I’d generally play for 5-15 minutes, then die from something I hadn’t noticed, or didn’t realize was going to be fatal. I started to realize that certain playthroughs had you start as someone who crossed paths with your previous character, and you’d inherit some of their…

I love how the cases fit together in Trials and Tribulations. The twists and turns of the final case are Ace Attorney at its best.

Well, Andrew Garfield does hate Mondays.

I find it more likely he’d up the cap to 420.

Shit. You just invoked Freaks and Geeks, which means I’m legally obligated to rewatch the ENTIRE SERIES SEASON!

This is the third time I’ve seen/heard/read something about the Stardew Valley board game in the past month. I was aware they were making one and kinda thought it was out already, but it seems like it just got a big burst of interest. I didn’t realize until last week that it was co-op, which I guess makes sense…

There are a lot of game series that I just played to death and burned out on for life, but I think I could probably sit down with just about any Lego game, whether it’s one I played a decade ago or a brand new one, and just thoroughly enjoy the simple-to-moderate puzzles and low-stakes combat. It was just good,…

I was expecting the article to be completely blank and open directly up into the comment section.

While we’re at it, there are two too many Deuce Bigalows.

If only there were a precedent for having someone else take over as The Flash.

By and large, it’s just been a week of La-Mulana, and I’m going to go back on something I said last week; I’m almost certainly getting a full achievement completion on this game. Beating all the bosses on hard without sub-weapons was not nearly the Herculean trial I expected it to be, and with more than a little help…

I love Franziska’s limited vocabulary. I hope the final case conjured the batshit anime murder soap opera vibes you wanted, and I hope you enjoy the hell out of Trials and Tribulations. I’ve let the series get away from me, but it is far and away my favorite of the five I played.