A surprising number of the most interesting games I’ve played in the last few years have hybridized deck building into their gameplay.

I want them to interview Jen Zee, because I’d love to know which crossroads she sold her soul at to be that good of an artist(all joking aside, I know it’s because she has obviously worked very hard at honing her craft over the years).

I wonder how that might impact Nozomi’s YouTube presence. Hosting free, legal copies of some underserved classics and all time top hits helped get me back into anime. I’d be bummed if Sony pulled it all down.

I’m curious what you mean by that. The Quest 2 has a glasses spacer shipped with it, as do most of the other major headsets I believe, and though not first party you can purchase prescription magnetized lenses for the Index. I’m functionally blind without contacts or glasses, and I’m a fairly avid Quest user.

What’s amazing is I don’t know if you’re talking about that one level with the incredible Q prompt or any of the other incredibly fun, interesting levels. It’s like the developers just kept making levels until they ran out of new, fun ideas and called it quits right there, which makes it a good length and maintains a…

The real tragic exclusion from this list is Blade and Sorcery. With the U10 update, the bones of a progression system are beginning to form, and the combat has never been sharper or more enjoyable.

The real tragic exclusion from this list is Blade and Sorcery. With the U10 update, the bones of a progression…

I mean, the Darkwraiths were right there. Get a Dark Sword, toss some titanite at it, and breeze through like half of the game.

Sean Murray and his team seem to be a part of a wonderful pedigree of developer, driven by the love of making games first, with making a profitable product as a secondary concern. I dove on No Man’s Sky after I got an Oculus to try out the VR functionality, and the idea that an experience like that is made by such a…

I was thinking the same thing. There’s several great free platforms for VR social hangout content available, so you don’t really need to be shackled to Facebook’s implementation. They’ll really need to step things up if they want to compete with the real players in this space like Rec Room and VRChat, the latter of…

Tennessee is trying to force people back into the workforce at this point. I work in the GMA, and practically every business has a now hiring sign of some stripe out front. It’s particularly a problem here because so many warehouses desperately need people to get the supply chain back up to capacity for every kind of…

That cutlery set, while attractively branded and priced, is a poor option for a starter knife block. The blades are not full tang, and the blades are serrated, which produces a poor cut. Amazon Basics or Chicago Cutlery basic sets are available in the same range and produce better results. Henckels does produce some…

That cutlery set, while attractively branded and priced, is a poor option for a starter knife block. The blades are…

The combat looks a lot like Rage 2, which was only really hampered by its open world design that didn’t let combat flow naturally across a larger space. Hopefully the tighter focus and extensive environments they’re showcasing will remedy that design flaw and elevate this.

That sounds deeply on brand for him. That show was one of my all time favorite sitcoms, and was too good for this sinful earth and syndicated television. A flawless cast, great jokes, and humor that was perfectly on brand for Chris Titus.

It’s patently awful, which somehow makes it perfectly on brand.

But excellent fashion sense for someone with JRPG main character syndrome. 

Per some digging around online, with all the feedback systems enabled it will get about 7-10 hours with all functions on and active, and about 13 hours maximum runtime.

This is fine. They can adjust the text all they want, massage how characters are made, and folks can either incorporate the changes or ignore them. Great part about a game like DnD, you can use what you want, then make the rest yourself. Orcs in my homebrew tend to be either proud isolationists(think Skyrim’s Orsimer…

I can understand that. I’ve been lucky, perhaps, in that the groups I play in are in it for outlandish laughs, not to get away with saying ruinously cruel things because “the cards made me”.

Sorry, when I was talking about that, it was more in a general sense, not specifically referring to the first game. The first game was dour, no doubt, but it was also pretty well balanced, making time for contemplative and reflective moments and even comedy amidst the bleak final days of the apocalypse. As the reviews…

It’s a fun drop in, drop out game, perfect for rounding off a game night since people can just leave whenever they want without impacting the experience of playing dramatically, and in a group that understands each other’s own sensibilities and funny bones, it’s an absolute hoot. I completely understand people that…