Today, PC gamers complain when a new game runs like a console version. That is not what I call “unacceptable”. My own barrier for “bad home computer port” was set much, much, much lower:

“Fun but clunky” describes every single Suda51 game before Lollipop Chainsaw. So... I guess he’s gone back to his roots! XD

Final Fantasy Forbidden Forest Fifteen... would be so bleak and terrifying. I kind of want to see it.

I still keep an eye on your curations via my activity feed, and it’s a useful service you provide, so thank you and please carry on!

We’re waiting for Steam to give us actual tools to enable us to use their new curation tools properly. I’m curator on two curation lists with 8000+ followers on one and 1000+ followers on the other, and there are about 300 curated games in total.

That’s... two words. :)

And!

Actually the biggest news here is that it sounds like she’s made the “get your lesbian character raped by a dude and force her to say she likes it” route optional.

This one is different. Also it has no voice acting, and I am grateful for that.

This is actually good news for everyone who’s like “well, I want to play JRPGs but... they take so long and I never finish....”

I’m afraid Lego people don’t actually have that many dimensions in terms of their torso pieces...

As long as it’s like, Sengoku era or wharever, yep.

It seems nuanced -

You don’t need to tell me about WW2 Japan. My dear old mother’s first memories relate to terrifying tales of what they did, and it wasn’t even related to the greater of their atrocities. I have heard enough.

I guess I’m the only one who thinks a rise in the popularity of more realistic-looking war games in a nation known for its pacifism (albeit forced) isn’t a thing to celebrate?

Don’t people realise in every region, these are the local versions of each trainer type?

If only Theme Hospital was on Steam with mods, we could totally add that...

I nominated Space Giraffe, for all the mooing that it does in bonus rounds.

That game you screenshotted.... does not resemble FFVI.

Aside from the quality of the bundle - you can choose to donate 100% of your Humble Bundle money to charity - and if you want, it can be a local charity you choose, which might be more relevant to you than two US-based charities.