Yesterday I played some Snipperclips Plus: Cut It Out Together! (NSW) with my SO. The puzzles are simple yet genuinely fun with someone close.
An ad made me aware of The Room: Old Sins (iOS) and I bought it five seconds later. It is as amazing as the other games in the series.
Elite: Dangerous has super gotten its claws into me. The wifey bought me a HOTAS for my birthday and I"m losing myself in space. 
Iāve wanted a HOTAS for years and Iām pretty sure I would love to play a modern space sim if I had enough time to devote to it.
Had 1man squad win in PUBG and decided to spend a saturday editing it to be cinematic:
was fun experience, might do this again, already have some ideas/notes on improvements.
Ya I donāt quite understand my feelings for that game. Has a lot of good story moments, but thereās a whole bunch of tweaks to gameplay and especially level design that are super not great.
I really dig what itās throwing at me despite theā¦ actual gameplay and level design. That story shit works.
Yeah I love it still but the game felt unfinished compared to TNO. Not in obvious ways (story or even gameplay ending abruptly) but more like they never got to fully execute on the stuff they were doing. Stuff with the ship and optional missions for instance really felt like they were gonna build that our more, maybe do some interesting stuff in the back half of the game but didnāt.
Even comparing it their older stuff like Riddick and the first Darkness it feels like they got maybe just a little too ambitious this time around.
but I take my gruff mc writing poetry while murdering ppl simulator where I get them
100%. Suspect the development on it was nasty. Seems a lot was unfinished or generally hadnāt had enough passes to be fleshed out properly and refined.
It feels like Iām about halfway through Axiom Verge. With seven weapons and half a dozen power-ups the game is more varied. Unfortunately the level and enemy design donāt really encourage use of different weapons, and the constant backtracking and hidden objects has soured the experience. While it is an incredible accomplishment for the developer it isnāt nearly as good as Metroid: Samus Returns that I played last month.
One of the few highly praised Metroidvanias that I cannot bring myself to complete. You and I share similar frustratiions with it.
Steamworld Dig 2, yāall. Get on that.
I donāt want to say too much about it, because Iāve been super impressed with how much it has surprised me.