You must be fun at parties.

I don’t know if “Twitch bait” is a game genre, but if it was, this would be the prime example. it seems purpose built, with extreme haste, just to farm “oh no he fell off and he’s having a bit of a rage” highlight clips for social media, there doesn’t seem to be anything more to it other than a desire to cash in on…

“Only Up! basically has you running through an obstacle course and parkouring through it gradually escalates.”

Beg pardon?

Only Up essentially copied the “Getting Over It” thesis of using disposable “trash” to create something new and interrogate said trash’s place in culture....except without any of the commentary that comes along with it. GOIWBF literally narrates it’s thesis to you over the course of the game. It’s script is in open…

The game is a manufactured Foddian/Getting Over it game meant to cash in on Twitch streamers trends to get its 15 minutes of fame for free advertising of its NFT bs called goblintown. So you’re telling me this possibly may have used an asset without permission? I’m shocked, shocked, i tell you.

The same way all those images ended up as stories, too?  Duh.

Knowing Tatsuki Fujimoto’s work, I’m willing to wait

Did you actually watch the anime? Misato is one of the most competent, dynamic, intelligent, driven, headstrong, attractive, funny, and complex characters I’ve seen... well, ever, actually. Yes, she’s fighting her fair share of demons, sometimes through self-medication. But she also manages to sneak in a bit of joy as…

Will there be a penguin walking around like it owns the place? If not, I’m not really sure what the point is.

Literally gambling, but with out any regulation, restriction, oversight, or anything that gambling deals with.

You had me at Suikoden.

Preface: I’m going to be getting into the state of mental health care and awareness in the US in this post; no part of what I say below is intended to remove blame from Mr. Giles, or to say that he is somehow innocent. I’m focusing on a larger concern that is illustrated by this article, rather than trying to address…

Really. So you prefer this progression system?

Yes, he's hateable, but he starts off as nothing but a clown to you. He's a failed experiment (Celes was the success, she successfully absorbed the Esper IIRC) the "main" villain Emperor Gestahl no longer pays much mind to. Then he reveals at the end he has intentions beyond that of Gestahl's and rather than control…