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I was pretty burnt out on this after Killing Floor 2, but seeing Mr. Foster come down the helicopter ramp still makes me grin.

I had an idiot say to a guy, at extract, "You stole my samples, I'm kicking you." I told him you couldn't steal samples, they're shared. I got kicked too. Some people are just either stupid or malicious, but fortunately they seem to be less and less frequent.

Thanks!

We do have [email protected] but not too many things get posted there. Might be a better spot for future posts.

But for more furry games:

• Nine Sols came out recently. It features a mix of cyberpunk and taoism, and plays as if Sekiro became a metroidvania. Almost everything can be parried, with a focus on generating temporary damage that you can make permanent with a special attack. It's difficult, amazingly fun, and also has some fairly gory parts, so if you're squeamish you probably don't want to play it. Here's the trailer.

• Tribal Hunter is about vore and size change. Putting that out in front, because I know that can definitely turn people away. However, it's just used as a mechanic, making it so that you can hit harder when you're bigger, you're more nimble when you're smaller, and digesting food regains health. It's a side-scrolling beat-'em-up, and also has a pretty great soundtrack too. Here's the trailer.

• Tunic is a game about learning about a world, and doing so by trying to understand the game's language and manual. It plays a lot like an older Zelda game, but while you can get to some newer areas with items you collect, the real progression is the knowledge you gain as you go forward. It's unfortunately a game you can only play for the first time once, and it's one of those games where you want to go in without spoilers. Here's the trailer.

• Hollow Knight is probably a game everyone knows by now, but in case you don't, it's metroidvania Dark Souls with bugs. The game can be finished with some effort, but completely clearing the game for achievements is something for masochists. It's got a load of things to do and explore, and it's even got a sequel that's coming ~~any day~~ ~~week~~ ~~year~~ at some point. Here's the trailer.

Within the last couple weeks we had an MO to hold five bug planets. Between the bug-only players and the MO-only players, we were doing excellently. It was also one of the first MOs where supply lines were visible in-game, so players knew where to go, and how to cut off bugs from taking planets back with defense. Arrowhead thought we were doing too well, so the bugs randomly took back a planet that had all supply lines cut off, in order to put more pressure on the order. It's not just a yo-yo, Arrowhead is also insistent that even if we do well, they'll undermine the established rules to get the result they want.

It's the Impala from Supernatural.

I wasn't prepared for either the level of animation or how weird it got.

No, that's a stew. A coup is a long procession that's waiting for something.

It's well-deserved confidence. The game alone would have been intriguing with just the sheer amount of choice that's available, but the fact that it's all excellently voiced is icing on the truly delicious cake. It's one of those games that probably will only keep your attention for one or two full playthroughs, but those playthroughs will definitely be different for every person. If you want to give it a shot during the Summer Sale, you can finish at least the first part of a playthrough well under the refund time for Steam, in case it's not your kind of game.

They're pretty much only in line with the people who like his humor, but SsethTzeentach has some funny ones.

It was, for most of the movie, absolutely not a good time, but that was exactly the vibe they were going for. It's cringey, anxiety-inducing, and in a lot of parts like watching a train wreck in slow motion. Definitely worth seeing, but probably not one I'd rewatch in a heartbeat.