Don't have the steam deck, but I enjoyed Eastward on my Switch. TBH, I haven't finished it yet, but I enjoyed the 20-ish hours I've played so far.
Theorize3806
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I love physical books, but I always read on my Kindle that I buy straight off from the Kindle store. I'm trying to minimize my physical possessions, and reading ebooks has been a great way to do that.
Thank you so much for your work on the app, leaving this comment with it as we speak.
What are some of your biggest reasons for being antinatalist?
I'm a parent, but there's a lot of merit to the arguments of antinatalism, and I'm curious to hear your reasoning for it. I struggled a lot with the moral implications of becoming a parent, and the book Debating Procreation: Is It Wrong to Reproduce? was a fascinating read for me.
Pregnancy eventually 'happened', and we decided to give our shot at the parenting thing and to do our best to give our child the best life they could have, and it's been a challenging, yet fulfilling experience thus far for us.
I still agree with many of the arguments put forth by antinatlists, though.
Yet another reddit refugee. Excited to be here, and thanks for having me.
Only on my Switch. I only have so many hours I can dedicate to gaming with my job, a master's program, and taking care of my 2.5-year-old.
Wish I could get a PS5 though. There are some PS5 titles I'd really love to try.
Consent-O-Matic sounds really nice, thanks for sharing.
I absolutely love both of the Ori games. The platforming is so satisfying and the music and visuals are so beautiful.