(Also, that anime-light look the characters have? I hate it. Not even the style in itself--I've played games like that--but in a Horizon game? It's like a whole new uncanny valley. Maaan. All I wanted for years is to be able to make my own character and exist in that world.)

And Steel Frontiers? How the Hades do you finally give me a new game in a system-selling PlayStation franchise and not have it playable on PlayStation? Ugh. I didn't even play the Nier mobile game before it got delisted, what chance do you think you have with me?

The Steam Machine looks amazing and would be a boon for the Steam backlog, but I'm gonna have to be fair and say the same thing as with the Switch 2: if you announce your console without the price? Sus. The likelihood of it costing as much as a gaming pc rather than console would price me out.

See you there (probably at a distance and without realizing, but still)!

Game #37: Forgotton Anne. Replay. I love the hand-animated style, the characters, the world, (most of) the puzzles. But it's the details that make your game special, and there's just something about Anne's character animations that elevates this game even higher.

Boek #17: Vos gaat op reis, door Jeremy Strong. Kinderboek met een mooie fabel en een wijze zij het verdrietige levensles voor de jongere lezer.

...Okay, that was a minute ago, now I miss it. Who's up for a reread?

(I hope there was nothing important in that letter from my internet provider which I tore up into small pieces.)