Played 1000xResist in January. It has not been topped. That is the best writing and story I've ever witnessed in a game and it's not even close.

The best level design I've ever seen in a game. EVERY screen has some new fun platforming challenge or genuinely clever puzzle, not a single moment goes wasted. I've never seen such consistent quality in a game before, the devs were just determined to make every room great. So much visible effort.

Ask for a refund and say you didn't know about the AI, it's worth a shot at least and Steam are typically good with giving refunds.

If you REALLY wanna freak 'em out, buy a ton of meat and some staples to go with it.

Aircon?

After 7 years, what's another 2 hours?

284. Can't forget the pound of fat where his brain should be.

Finally got to grab a few games I've been itching to try for a while.

Chromagun
Ruffy and the Riverside
Main Frames
FreeRide
Labyrinth of the Demon King
Spirit X Strike
Promise Mascot Agency
Pit of Goblin
Dreams of Aether
Blue Prince
Look Outside

I am... overwhelmed with options.

"Must have panicked in the moment."

They're honest to goodness actually trying to justify an attempted mass murder. What the fuck?!

I can't help but notice how after turning around his face is completely different. AI always seems to have serious trouble with object permanence.

It's one of the (many) reasons I don't consider it viable as a professional tool. A fun toy, maybe, but not much more.

The nerve of her to slam Nelson Mandela like that but then stand loyally by fucking Pinochet of all people.

I'm so fucking giddy at the idea of playing this. I hope people make some hard as nails dungeons.

Irvine my beloved.

(ALSO MAJOR EVERHOOD 2 SPOILERS)

Also am I interpreting this right is does that ending imply Double D and Shade are both the same person? Considering Shade claims to be the owner of the place you re-fight enemies. Maybe that'll be expanded upon in a future thing. Or I'm reading too much into it.

It almost seems like the ending isn't so much rolling the credits. The ending is the last time you play.

(MAJOR SPOILERS)
I'm glad Irvine and Sam aren't dead as a result of the time loop. But seeing them awaiting the end of a journey that will never come felt tragic. Even if it's a downer ending.

I can see people taking issue with this absolutely. Personally, it springs to mind memories of the characters of the first game. (SPOILERS... I think?)

Living forever in a world where they've done everything and have long lost all direction. If things never end, eventually life loses all meaning.

I feel like the empty feeling of the ending is a deliberate contrast to the original. Whilst that was about accepting that everything must end, Everhood 2 seems to deliberately stop on an anti-climax, and I think maybe it's about what happens when we refuse to let things end when they should?

It feels inevitable. Shrek was never going to change styles to match Puss in Boots because that takes away from the series being about... well... Shrek. You can't just change Puss's new design, it feels too perfect. And then you have the wildly clashing tones, one's a satire and the other's sincere.

Aegosexual here. I have no desire whatsoever to pursue romance in real life.

But if you give me romance options in a videogame I am a sucker for them and will jump on that shit every time. I love romance stories!