Dinglebat
@dinglebat.bsky.social
Reported polish man and the unwitting conduit of revelations (enthusiast writer).
He/Him
ENG/PL
Proflie pic by @jeaikeart.bsky.social
He/Him
ENG/PL
Proflie pic by @jeaikeart.bsky.social
You're not wrong though. Pretty much the entire course of where we are now could be observed years ago.
December 4, 2025 at 3:03 AM
You're not wrong though. Pretty much the entire course of where we are now could be observed years ago.
37. Peanuts Specials
My girlfriend made me watch them upon learning that I've had no real exposure to Peanuts. They're really quite delightful. They perfectly capture a child's mindset while sneaking in jokes for a more mature (read: intellectually, not horny) audience. Basically didn't age at all.
My girlfriend made me watch them upon learning that I've had no real exposure to Peanuts. They're really quite delightful. They perfectly capture a child's mindset while sneaking in jokes for a more mature (read: intellectually, not horny) audience. Basically didn't age at all.
December 4, 2025 at 2:56 AM
37. Peanuts Specials
My girlfriend made me watch them upon learning that I've had no real exposure to Peanuts. They're really quite delightful. They perfectly capture a child's mindset while sneaking in jokes for a more mature (read: intellectually, not horny) audience. Basically didn't age at all.
My girlfriend made me watch them upon learning that I've had no real exposure to Peanuts. They're really quite delightful. They perfectly capture a child's mindset while sneaking in jokes for a more mature (read: intellectually, not horny) audience. Basically didn't age at all.
36. Kirby: Squeak Squad
Another title I wanted to play since childhood.
It's a pretty good game. It doesn't have Smash-like moves for powers, but it's still a fun puzzle-filled romp. The Squeaks are delightful and a highlight of this game. The final boss is a total nothingburger.
Another title I wanted to play since childhood.
It's a pretty good game. It doesn't have Smash-like moves for powers, but it's still a fun puzzle-filled romp. The Squeaks are delightful and a highlight of this game. The final boss is a total nothingburger.
December 4, 2025 at 2:56 AM
36. Kirby: Squeak Squad
Another title I wanted to play since childhood.
It's a pretty good game. It doesn't have Smash-like moves for powers, but it's still a fun puzzle-filled romp. The Squeaks are delightful and a highlight of this game. The final boss is a total nothingburger.
Another title I wanted to play since childhood.
It's a pretty good game. It doesn't have Smash-like moves for powers, but it's still a fun puzzle-filled romp. The Squeaks are delightful and a highlight of this game. The final boss is a total nothingburger.
35. My Brother's Husband
A deeply heartfelt story about the meaning of family and the state of gay culture in modern times. A must read for anyone even vaguely interested in acquainting themselves with LGBT themes.
A deeply heartfelt story about the meaning of family and the state of gay culture in modern times. A must read for anyone even vaguely interested in acquainting themselves with LGBT themes.
December 4, 2025 at 2:56 AM
35. My Brother's Husband
A deeply heartfelt story about the meaning of family and the state of gay culture in modern times. A must read for anyone even vaguely interested in acquainting themselves with LGBT themes.
A deeply heartfelt story about the meaning of family and the state of gay culture in modern times. A must read for anyone even vaguely interested in acquainting themselves with LGBT themes.
34. Pixeljunk Shooter Ultimate
I always wanted to play that game since I learned about it during the PS3 era.
Pretty cool twinstick shooter with an emphasis on solving fluid-based physics puzzles. It's got great music by High Frequency Bandwidth that sadly doesn't seem to have made anything after.
I always wanted to play that game since I learned about it during the PS3 era.
Pretty cool twinstick shooter with an emphasis on solving fluid-based physics puzzles. It's got great music by High Frequency Bandwidth that sadly doesn't seem to have made anything after.
December 4, 2025 at 2:56 AM
34. Pixeljunk Shooter Ultimate
I always wanted to play that game since I learned about it during the PS3 era.
Pretty cool twinstick shooter with an emphasis on solving fluid-based physics puzzles. It's got great music by High Frequency Bandwidth that sadly doesn't seem to have made anything after.
I always wanted to play that game since I learned about it during the PS3 era.
Pretty cool twinstick shooter with an emphasis on solving fluid-based physics puzzles. It's got great music by High Frequency Bandwidth that sadly doesn't seem to have made anything after.
33. Rayman 2: The Great Escape (PC)
It's pretty neat and competent. The artstyle's vibrant and unmistakably European and leads you through frequent setpieces. But it does have some control wonks and the story throughline is like, mid children's movie from 1990's which is just kinda dry for me.
It's pretty neat and competent. The artstyle's vibrant and unmistakably European and leads you through frequent setpieces. But it does have some control wonks and the story throughline is like, mid children's movie from 1990's which is just kinda dry for me.
December 4, 2025 at 2:56 AM
33. Rayman 2: The Great Escape (PC)
It's pretty neat and competent. The artstyle's vibrant and unmistakably European and leads you through frequent setpieces. But it does have some control wonks and the story throughline is like, mid children's movie from 1990's which is just kinda dry for me.
It's pretty neat and competent. The artstyle's vibrant and unmistakably European and leads you through frequent setpieces. But it does have some control wonks and the story throughline is like, mid children's movie from 1990's which is just kinda dry for me.
32. OFF (Original)
Wow, this sure is a Rosetta Stone for indie games, huh? The battle system is kind of whatever, but that's about it for the flaws. The vibe and music are immaculate, the pacing is on-point and it constantly hits you with new stuff.
It's kind of a platonic ideal of an RPG.
Wow, this sure is a Rosetta Stone for indie games, huh? The battle system is kind of whatever, but that's about it for the flaws. The vibe and music are immaculate, the pacing is on-point and it constantly hits you with new stuff.
It's kind of a platonic ideal of an RPG.
December 4, 2025 at 2:56 AM
32. OFF (Original)
Wow, this sure is a Rosetta Stone for indie games, huh? The battle system is kind of whatever, but that's about it for the flaws. The vibe and music are immaculate, the pacing is on-point and it constantly hits you with new stuff.
It's kind of a platonic ideal of an RPG.
Wow, this sure is a Rosetta Stone for indie games, huh? The battle system is kind of whatever, but that's about it for the flaws. The vibe and music are immaculate, the pacing is on-point and it constantly hits you with new stuff.
It's kind of a platonic ideal of an RPG.
It also boasts a large world map, with a large number of dungeons, puzzles and hidden secrets all over.
Graphically, it also looks real nice. Designs are all distinct and vibrant and the OST's real good.
Even if it took me nearly 60 hours to finish, I'm thinking of replaying it one day.
(2/2)
Graphically, it also looks real nice. Designs are all distinct and vibrant and the OST's real good.
Even if it took me nearly 60 hours to finish, I'm thinking of replaying it one day.
(2/2)
December 4, 2025 at 2:56 AM
It also boasts a large world map, with a large number of dungeons, puzzles and hidden secrets all over.
Graphically, it also looks real nice. Designs are all distinct and vibrant and the OST's real good.
Even if it took me nearly 60 hours to finish, I'm thinking of replaying it one day.
(2/2)
Graphically, it also looks real nice. Designs are all distinct and vibrant and the OST's real good.
Even if it took me nearly 60 hours to finish, I'm thinking of replaying it one day.
(2/2)
31. Epic Battle Fantasy 5
From a purely gameplay aspect, this might be one of the best JRPGs ever made. Tons of build options with equipment all holding unique properties, large enemy variety, status effects and debuffs are not only usable but even neccessary to succeed.
(1/2)
From a purely gameplay aspect, this might be one of the best JRPGs ever made. Tons of build options with equipment all holding unique properties, large enemy variety, status effects and debuffs are not only usable but even neccessary to succeed.
(1/2)
December 4, 2025 at 2:56 AM
31. Epic Battle Fantasy 5
From a purely gameplay aspect, this might be one of the best JRPGs ever made. Tons of build options with equipment all holding unique properties, large enemy variety, status effects and debuffs are not only usable but even neccessary to succeed.
(1/2)
From a purely gameplay aspect, this might be one of the best JRPGs ever made. Tons of build options with equipment all holding unique properties, large enemy variety, status effects and debuffs are not only usable but even neccessary to succeed.
(1/2)
30. The Three Body Problem, by Liu Cixin
Of all sci-fi novels I've read thus far, I probably like this one the most. Intriguing and unpredictable plot, scientific concepts are communicated digestibly. Suffers a bit on slow pacing and characterization quality varies heavily between characters.
Of all sci-fi novels I've read thus far, I probably like this one the most. Intriguing and unpredictable plot, scientific concepts are communicated digestibly. Suffers a bit on slow pacing and characterization quality varies heavily between characters.
December 4, 2025 at 2:56 AM
30. The Three Body Problem, by Liu Cixin
Of all sci-fi novels I've read thus far, I probably like this one the most. Intriguing and unpredictable plot, scientific concepts are communicated digestibly. Suffers a bit on slow pacing and characterization quality varies heavily between characters.
Of all sci-fi novels I've read thus far, I probably like this one the most. Intriguing and unpredictable plot, scientific concepts are communicated digestibly. Suffers a bit on slow pacing and characterization quality varies heavily between characters.
29. The Stranger, by Albert Camus
If Meursault isn't autistic, then I don't know what he is.
Honestly though, The Stranger is a a very direct, which manifests in the manner of writing itself. Presents its statement successfully.
Hasn't changed my life, but I can see why it's considered a classic.
If Meursault isn't autistic, then I don't know what he is.
Honestly though, The Stranger is a a very direct, which manifests in the manner of writing itself. Presents its statement successfully.
Hasn't changed my life, but I can see why it's considered a classic.
December 4, 2025 at 2:56 AM
29. The Stranger, by Albert Camus
If Meursault isn't autistic, then I don't know what he is.
Honestly though, The Stranger is a a very direct, which manifests in the manner of writing itself. Presents its statement successfully.
Hasn't changed my life, but I can see why it's considered a classic.
If Meursault isn't autistic, then I don't know what he is.
Honestly though, The Stranger is a a very direct, which manifests in the manner of writing itself. Presents its statement successfully.
Hasn't changed my life, but I can see why it's considered a classic.
Okay, it's been so long since I tackled these that these next ones will not be in order I actually experienced them in because I legit can't keep track of them that much.
December 4, 2025 at 2:56 AM
Okay, it's been so long since I tackled these that these next ones will not be in order I actually experienced them in because I legit can't keep track of them that much.