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fuwaSNS
@fuwasns.bsky.social
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Rarely a streamer, often a woomy player. I love jrpgs and horror movies.

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November 15, 2025 at 6:17 AM
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we've moved onto Halo 2 now
November 15, 2025 at 6:15 AM
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I noticed sometimes they forget her fangs
Rouge in Sonic Adventure 2 Rouge in Sonic Dream Team Rouge in Sonic Prime Rouge in Sonic Racing CrossWorlds They remembered!
November 13, 2025 at 4:55 PM
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Going through everything in MCC in co-op. I'm never really *that* excited to play CE. All those hallways just start to bore me after a while. I think this game is at it's best when you get to take part in big battles out in the open.
Certainly a legendary game in 2001 but it's easier to be annoyed at the parts I don't like after replaying it so many times like the obviously repetitive environments. But I still find things to appreciate too. Over the last few years I have started to appreciate the smaller and more tightly balanced sandbox a little more. The shotgun and plasma rifle never feel as good to use again as they do in this one. But I know things get a lot better than this in terms of level design, story, weapon variety, characters, and even the music. Things also get a lot worse too though, oh god. Even almost 25 years later, Halo's impact can still be felt on the FPS genre. It remains worth playing today if you love games enough to appreciate the historical significance of one.
November 8, 2025 at 5:33 AM
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Halo CE with @screwy.bsky.social
November 6, 2025 at 2:34 AM
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November 2, 2025 at 1:28 PM
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Oh yeah I saw this at the store
A magnet of a green alien in a UFO that says "GET IN LOSER WERE GOING TO THERAPY"
October 30, 2025 at 3:24 AM
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I played Fear the Spotlight while it was free on the Fortnite launcher. Pretty good gateway horror game.
"No books, just trusty old internet forums!" I was really impressed by the scale of this game. Not as in "whoa this game is so big" but the scale as in the size of your character compared to the objects around you in the environment. The way you interact with everything to solve puzzles feels really nice and tactile. I enjoyed how there were some items you'd use more than once and in different ways. It's the difference between a hammer in your inventory actually kinda feeling like a hammer or just feeling like a hammer shaped key. Honestly it's hard for me to judge horror games where there's no combat because hiding and waiting for a scary thing to pass isn't typically what I consider fun gameplay. But I didn't seem to mind that I was doing a lot of that here because the actual puzzles were very fun. The scares here aren't reliant on jumpscares and it isn't a gorefest so it's easy to recommend Fear the Spotlight to people that want something just a little spooky for Halloween but can't take something more violent. More seasoned fans of the genre might find themselves laughing when they aren't supposed to. But if you give it a chance, you might find there's actually many other things to like about it than just how scary or not scary it is.
October 27, 2025 at 6:09 AM
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(we lost)
October 13, 2025 at 1:50 AM
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This was the first time I ever finished a hunt with a move that got deflected
October 7, 2025 at 8:42 PM
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I couldn't wait for October to start marathoning scary games so I started on Sunday. While the REmake inspiration was very clear to me, there is still more Tormented Souls could've learned from it. But it's a promising game when it's focused on what makes it unique. Glad they're doing a sequel.
Caroline walking down a dark hallway with only her lighter to guide her. "An old magnetophon. It looks like it works. Recording my progress might be useful if anything happens to me." Save items are limited like classic Resident Evil. A pretty amateur survival horror trip through an abandoned hospital. You play as a super fashionable woman named Caroline that was led there with a photograph. I was actually pretty drawn to trying this game because of her cute outfit. As one would expect, she navigates the premises like a tank (affectionate) and solves some pretty difficult puzzles while trying not to get killed by a scary monster. There's no inventory management to worry about here, Caroline can hold everything she finds. There's still a lot of backtracking as is so an unlimited inventory size was the right choice for this game. Occasionally the fixed camera angles changed a bit too rapidly and it was disorienting and made me miss stuff at first glance. But other times it feels like the game was shot beautifully. Sometimes walking down a long hall with just the lighter as your only light source had me feeling like I was in a movie scene. The lighting and shadows were really impressive even playing the worst version of the game. I wouldn't really recommend the Switch version of this game unless it's your only choice or you're just weirdly obsessed with the Switch like me. It's enough of a visual downgrade that I could see it being distracting for some people.
October 2, 2025 at 10:03 AM
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why do these cool looking glasses make him one point dumber?
September 28, 2025 at 7:21 PM
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This didn't make a soulslike fan out of me but it did help me understand the appeal a little bit more. What an unforgettable setting. Very inspired use of something in public domain without coming off like they're going for the low hanging fruit of "what if a story for kids was graphically violent?"
I was interested in this game based on how it looked but I am always immediately wary when I hear something is soulslike. My mind just can't help but jump to the things I usually hate about games like that. But this is the one for me. Even though most of the reasons this game is going to stay with me after the fact are for things like it's story, art direction, and music, it would be a useless game on my console if it wasn't fun. This is the most fun I've ever had with a soulslike. Combat in Lies of P is focused more on parrying than blocking or dodging. The excellent sound design often really helped me find the rhythm to an enemy's attacks and it was always satisfying to hear that sweet symphony of perfect parries. I played the game after they updated it to have different difficulty options, but I wanted it raw so I went with the hardest one which is the old default. The checkpoints are well placed in terms of proximity to the boss you just died at too, which made me feel like the game was earnestly testing my skill rather than my patience. Even the hardest fights that I had to try for more than an hour felt approachable and it always felt like my own fault when I lost and super satisfying when I won. Why does everyone have an Italian name but only one person has an Italian accent?
September 25, 2025 at 10:47 PM
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September 20, 2025 at 7:10 PM
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It feels good to finish a game in a genre you don't usually fuck with and come out the other side thinking it was basically perfect.
Wow I missed one of the best games on the GBA. The only thing I wish they added was a way to zoom in on the map because I really should get glasses. It sucks to be unlucky with the drops but hey couldn't be me. The brevity of this game is one of it's biggest strengths too. It's not really vast enough to get lost in and I always get lost in these kind of games. I'd recommend trying this even if other search action games didn't work for you. The art style of Castlevania (especially Ayami Kojima's character art) is so eye catching that it's the reason I want to be into these games. I was not disappointed! I loved the detail put into all the enemies. When you attack a witch it turns into a little cat and runs away. Maids bow and welcome you before attacking you. There was so much creativity and care from the developers.
September 20, 2025 at 6:45 AM
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I got distracted asking my friends if they think this sounds like a Halo sniper and forgot to go back to playing
September 19, 2025 at 6:07 PM
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Also wanna shout out the museum section they added to this remastered version. It has artwork that has comments from the artists on some pictures and the music player has comments from the composers on every song. I like this kind of thing.
September 17, 2025 at 4:11 AM
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When I was playing Monster Hunter Stories, I often forgot I was playing what used to be a 3DS game. It was really punching above it's weight. When it first came out in English, the Switch was already out so I didn't really wanna play 3DS. I'm glad it finally got a Switch port years later.
Meeting a newly hatched Rathalos. The character customization in this game was really great. Having an option for a fang mouth was super cute. It cave her a little bit of caveman look or something. Thought that was a cute look since she rides dinosaurs. It's not a Monster Hunter game without big pieces of manga meat! Monster Hunter Stories cleverly takes the gameplay elements and world of Monster Hunter and presents it to us as an adorable monster collecting RPG. I don't think I would recommend it to every Monster Hunter fan out there because I know a game this cutesy isn't for everyone. But if you're into the idea of making friends with some of those big dinosaurs you usually beat to death, this game can probably satisfy you. Your character is from a small village at the top of the mountains where kids learn to bond with monsters they call monsties and become Riders. So you get to interact with the familiar world of MonHun as somewhat of an anomaly. Most people haven't heard of where you're from and the hunters can hardly believe there's people that ride monsters. The characters you interact with on your journey really aren't particularly deep or complex. Motivations are clear and the jokes are simple and pretty childish. They were clearly looking to entertain a younger audience but I think this is something you can enjoy at any age if you're open to it. But if you don't like Navirou right away, yeah I don't think it's gonna get better for you. No game like this is complete without a mascot character that talks for your silent protagonist. The battle system is where MHS really carves out it's own identity. They could've easily implemented a typical turn based system of picking what your monsties do in battle and called it a day. But they went for something that feels more like you're actually fighting alongside a creature. You can tell what attack your monstie companion plans to do but you can't tell it exactly what to do without spending the same points you use for your special attacks. Your monsties and the monsters you fight don't just attack completely randomly, they each have their own patterns or tendencies. Sorryyyy too long for alt text here's the link if you can't read the image https://backloggd.com/u/fuwa/review/3368366/
September 17, 2025 at 3:53 AM
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September 1, 2025 at 11:03 PM
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September 1, 2025 at 10:45 PM
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Played a really cool Halo mod today called Mercury Rising
September 1, 2025 at 10:42 PM
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Yumm
Fried risotto balls Fried risotto balls suffering
September 1, 2025 at 7:21 PM
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good honk
August 30, 2025 at 2:08 AM
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Great menu
August 26, 2025 at 11:08 AM
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Came to the realization that I love this game actually. I'm glad I got that out of my system for now. But I know I won't be away for long. I still never even played the expansion.
I liked this game even more the second time. A lot more. A lot a lot more. Cyberpunk 2077 wasn't something I saw myself replaying so soon. But it called me back because it's something only it can satisfy. This time I played on Very Hard with a build focused on netrunning. Having to rely more on controlling cameras and quickhacking enemies really made me appreciate the systems in this game and setting that make it unique. The things I value most in an RPG are all present. Skill tree progression feels meaningful and rewarding. Playing like a netrunner was really different from my first playthrough where I solved nearly everything with a gun and katana. There's tons of weapons and clothing options but if a game makes using pistols viable I'm gonna use pistols so I still haven't even messed around with snipers and shotguns and some other stuff. But even as powerful as you can get, it still feels like you're playing by the rules of this universe and that's really important for the roleplaying aspect. I think the higher difficulty really helped that feeling. Even if you're the most preem netrunner in NC, you gotta keep low or a bullet to the brain is gonna flatline ya. Few games afford me the opportunity to feel like I'm really a part of the world like this. The characters have depth and use their own slang that makes Night City feel like it actually has history. There's radio stations that play music just for this game with lyrics that sound like they were written by people in this world. Time in Cyberpunk 2077 was time I wasn't on planet Earth. I don't think I'll ever forget this one and I like it the more I think about it. It's not a 5/5 because it's perfect. There's ways I can see this being even better. But it's a 5/5 because right now it's the best way to live in a cyberpunk world for over a hundred hours. Clearly one of the greatest games of this generation. And for me one of the best of all time.
August 19, 2025 at 12:02 PM