Ah, yep. That's a good comparison lol

It was a blast dude. I'm glad you got to come up!

My time is rather limited due to having to work a non-games full-time job and I do have some health things on the calendar in June and July, but the portability of the Switch 2 gives me just enough time to get in more gaming to be confident enough to pull off more reviews this summer/fall.

This also means that I am open to the occasional (PAID) #freelance assignment! I can provide a collection of self-captured screenshots and I have an excellent history of work available on my site and others with most listed on OpenCritic. opencritic.com/critic/2235/...

After these pieces are done, I will be hitting our site hard with new content and offerings. Unfortunately, I still have to work a day job that eats up a lot of time and energy but I'm doing what I can. Lots of networking and preparations though! Much love!!!

I also got to hold an 8-month-old kangaroo and be around a ton of animals. It was awesome! There were so many excited kids and people of all cultures enjoying the critters. A few autistic families were having the time of their lives and it was uplifting to be around joy.

It's really cool! The only knocks I have against it is the game's fps fluctuates pretty bad and there are moments where I would want more presentation rather than just a written description.

Whatever this retro fps dungeon crawler, exploration, elder scrolls tribute genre is, I want more of it. I'm already pretty familiar with Lunacid, but what other games have this tone and style?

Getting through the main quest and some side stuff at my own pace took about 40 hours and I could easily put another 10-15 into it with side quests. Multiple outcomes to quests and lots of things to discover makes it an explorer's dream.

I played mostly on Steam Deck at 40fps

Hear hear