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kimimithegameeatingshemonster.com
Ugh~ There are so many interesting games coming out soon!
*checks Steam*
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*adds another one t the wishlist*

store.steampowered.com/app/3564740/...
Where Winds Meet on Steam
Where Winds Meet is an epic Wuxia open-world action-adventure RPG set in ancient China at the tenth century. Players will assume the role of a young sword master as they embark on a journey to uncover...
store.steampowered.com
October 17, 2025 at 6:47 AM
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wendeego.bsky.social
By the way, if you'd like to learn more about AMVs, check out this guide I wrote for Yatta-Tachi!
What Is an AMV? The Ultimate Starter Kit | Yatta-Tachi
Fans of all ages still use the AMV to channel love, angst, humor, and feelings that are tougher to describe.
yattatachi.com
October 1, 2025 at 7:14 PM
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carmyn.zone
silksong mods are really popping off
download on the silksong nexus titled "Blue Hornet (Blornet as I like to call her)", with an image of hornet from silksong with a blue cloak instead of her usual red
September 14, 2025 at 4:51 AM
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felipepepe.bsky.social
Since people are asking for traditional roguelike recommendations, here's mine:
-Dungeons of Dredmor: lighthearted intro to the genre
-One Way Heroics: Also a lighthearted intro but from Japan
-DCSS: Free, complex & beginner friendly
-ToME: My favorite, has great combat, secrets & difficulty options
Dungeons of Dredmor One Way Heroics Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup Tales of Maj'Eyal
August 25, 2025 at 3:00 PM
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lowercasejai.bsky.social
if you won't listen to me, listen to them!! and then watch Koki Mitani's Furuhata Ninzaburo like i said in my video!!
hakita.bsky.social Hakita @hakita.bsky.social · Jun 29
If you're feeling down and need something to lift your spirits, I can recommend "Welcome Back, Mr. McDonald", a very sincere, feel-good comedy with some appreciated nuance. Handily, the whole thing's on Youtube (for now).
youtu.be/NWDNHbmgGn0
Welcome Back, Mr. McDonald (1997)
YouTube video by Strigiformezzz
youtu.be
June 29, 2025 at 8:57 PM
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felipepepe.bsky.social
Steam Summer Sale is here, so let me recommend 8 cool RPGs for cheap, with really nice discounts! 🧵
June 29, 2025 at 2:35 AM
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tunditur-unda.itch.io
little steam review for Kingsvein, the latest strategy rpg from Rad Codex (who also made my beloved Horizon's Gate). had a blast exploring a weird little world full of stone-fused people, living soil, wisps that possess dead bodies, and the series' crunchiest battles yet

radcodex.itch.io/kingsvein
wonderful, tightly scoped and designed strategy rpg and a worthy follow-up to horizon's gate. after that game's sprawling world, class roster, weapon system, etc., kingsvein offers a much more refined, focused vision which feels refreshing and appropriate. the more modest scope and structure balance encounters more carefully and show off the design chops they've honed across four srpgs now. barring a couple early battles i missed and came back to late, every fight felt varied and pushed me enough to think hard about what i was doing without getting overly stressed or decision fatigued (this was on normal difficulty btw). i loved horizon's gate for how much it understood and embraced the spatialization of rpg combat compared to inspirations like final fantasy tactics advance. kingsvein takes it even farther, limiting your ability to stack up raw damage and demanding you engage with pushing/pulling, level geometry, and environmental hazards. horizon's gate was excited about all this stuff too, but kingsvein was much more successful in getting me to foreground these elements in my strategic thinking... beyond combat it's thrilling to finally dive into the setting of graven and getting intimately acquainted with its alien landscape. kingsvein's aesthetics are the other major pillar of its identity for me, between the moody pinks and purples and grays of its soil, the strange bubbles and protrusions that pockmark the physical landscape, the idiosyncratic, setting-specific classes like "chisel" and "melder" and "eidolith"... while the core story is, on some level, standard fantasy fare, it sees a full and satisfying dramatic arc with a big, rich climax, and is a perfect excuse to explore a strange and original setting. my only regret is that we didn't get to go even deeper into this world - something to look forward to in future titles, perhaps. as a fan of the series, kingsvein was everything i wanted and more. for players new to the series, kingsvein represents rad codex at their very best, as their art, design, and vision only get sharper and more robust with each game game screenshot: two parties of rock-people clash at the steps of a tower. in the midst of battle, an armored spellcaster tests out potential placements for a quake spell game screenshot. amid strange semi-organic growths and protrusions in the guts of a mine, i open a status screen, showing skills for the "eidolith" class: flare, void beam, null void, fade, projection...
February 20, 2025 at 9:27 PM