Probably going to be playing Steins gate elite, was able to get it on sale.
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I have heard so much about Steins gate, but was never able to get into it.
I'm still really deep into Tears of the Kingdom. Maybe 90 hours in and still only have gone through two of the regional/sage quests, because the side quests and adventures are really a lot of fun. Exploring the depths is super cool. While the sky islands seem to make up less of the game than I thought they would, they're still a cool part of the game and I'm still exploring, side-questing, and occasionally getting back to the main story quests. Given all of that, why did I buy Diablo II for the Switch? Because it's nearly 70% off right now and with some credit I had it was $10 and I got a lot of playtime out of DIII.
Wow, 90 hours and just two sage quests. I believe I would be fully done with the game when I reach such an hour count.
Sky islands are as big as depths, but some of them still have a kind of puzzle, on how to reach them, so it end up taking just as much time.
Diablo II is a classic, and at 70% off, it's a must have! What do you think about Diablo IV? I am really interested in it, if it weren't for TotK, I would probably be playing that.
There's just so much to explore...every time I walk 5 feet in any direction I feel like I just started some other side quest lol. Maybe the perceived discrepancy in sky islands vs the depths can be explained by observing that the parts of the depths where there's nothing really there would be the parts of the sky islands that are just sky? Haven't played Diablo 4 yet, but have some friends that are really really into that franchise and have been enjoying it a lot.
Another run-through of Bioshock Infinite with some Dead by Daylight matches sprinkled in.
I really need to try Bioshock Infinite. Have only played the first one yet.
Dead by Daylight just got the Nic Cage character, is he already in game or coming sometime in future?
Oh, so lucky. I wish I could play through the Bioshock series for the first time again, and all the games are super cheap.
As for Nicolas Cage, he may be on the beta platform but he's not live yet. It'll be fun to play him once he is.
Yeah, have heard great things about it, so not rushing through the whole series. Finished the first one last year (or was that year before that?). Going to play second one sometime this year, and then infinite probably sometime next year.
Recently read Ken Levine's interview where he said he isn't making any more Bioshock (at least for now), so I guess this is it for this universe.
Like every night, I’ll be raiding on Pokémon Violet. It’s just become a routine for me. I have the pokedex and everything. I raid just to wind down and have fun.
It's nice to have a game like that, which you can just use to wind down and relax.
Have fun raiding!
I just finished Untitled Goose Game (2019). The game is surprisingly short (I would say around 4 hours?) but I had fun with it. Now that I'm in the indie game spirit, would you suggest any good indies for Switch/PC?
I tried out Advance Wars over the past week—as someone whose only played one series of turn-based strategy games (Fire Emblem), I think Advance Wars is really neat game that differentiates itself pretty well. I'm really curious to see how the GBA version compares to the Switch one, as I've got a DS Lite but never played the original GBA games lol.
I still need to finish Fire Emblem Engage, Xenoblade 3, Zelda BOTW, 3DS Rocket Slime, and a whole bunch of others, but I'm lazy lol.