I would describe Reigns as less of a card game, more of a, I dunno, choice game? My experience of it was like Tinder (actually, I've never used Tinder lol) for Kingly decisions.

My only experience with Roundabout is this speedrun, but it was a pretty fun experience. It features commentary from both the dev and Jeff the Skeleton.

From what I can tell so far, there is a loose story that you are "following" (unfortunately I chose the "ignore guidance" option at the start, so I know hardly anything about it). There is also a lot of optional back(?)story which I am wondering whether it will come into play later.

I would love to take screenshots of No Man's Sky. Unfortunately, since I have decided that I should prefer GOG over Steam if possible, I bought it on GOG. Only to find out later that GOG has no screenshot functionality! So that's pretty annoying!
My feelings on the game itself are mixed. I tend to swing between "I…

I feel like being deaf - ie lacking a whole sense used to experience the world - and being asexual are quite different "disorders". Also, you are comparing parents deciding for their children to grown adults deciding for themselves whether or not they are happy.

I feel like a lot of characters shown in media to be asexual (or similar) fit a certain "type", where the person also seems to have trouble understanding and interacting with people in general. I guess it would be nice if there was more variety in the personalities of asexual characters in media.
Even so, I will take…

I also noted a "Murrine" as one of the rare elements - I don't remember the whole description, but the word "charming" was definitely in there. A cheeky self-reference from Sean Murray, perhaps?

Wow, I hope all the birthday boys and girls from Doctor Who had a lovely shared party when they were filming together, or at least a really big cake.

That line is this film's true best contribution to the world.

I think it's pretty unfair to lump in other athletes with this guy. I feel like those things you mention are not any consequence of training a lot, that's just how he is anyway.

I guess it would make for a good entry on Cracked's "10 Famous Dead People Who Weren't Really Dead". I don't think enough of the Internet would know who he was to cause a meltdown.

I don't really get why faking your death would be the ultimate prank. I mean, unless your life completely sucked, you'd be leaving behind a lot, staking your loss on the reaction when the ruse was revealed. And what reaction would you get? Maybe something like, "Well you've been gone 30 years, we're honestly kinda…

No Man's Sky. Currently it's keeping me interested, but I occasionally get weary of it. The animals and plants are often not as varied as I was hoping, and I really hate combat. The only objective I have is that I know from outside sources that you're supposed to head for the center of the universe or whatever. As I…

Could you give some examples? My interest has been piqued.

There are so many great Darren Nichols quotes. He was so good in that series.
I've heard Don McKellar has done some pretty interesting directing work, and I really ought to check that out sometime.

Wow, now I have an entire channel's worth of videos about interesting sea creatures to watch :)
I like listening to these people talk about what they're seeing.

Nice, I enjoyed that. I think the first time I heard about the "dynamiting ducks" idea was from the "Awful Art" spinoff of "Horrible Histories". I'm quite glad they chose this idea instead. Even so, those cats must have been especially placid or something, since she didn't mention them being very angry despite being…

No one gets annoyed with Columbo quite the way he does!

Robert Culp also of course a repeat villain on Columbo, playing haughty business-type people. He's always very good in his episodes.

Something interesting the Eurogamer review mentioned is that the developers did demoscene stuff early on. It sounds a lot like they've continued that approach with their more recent games, even despite including things like a speedrun mode.