January 2025 Review
Slow to start, but I’ve been meaning to make small meaningful dents rather than worry about completing a large goal and that has been way more enjoyable. We have a pretty big milestone coming up at work, so I’ve set my expectations accordingly.
February has a lot of releases I’m looking forward to which may end up being picked up. Realistically though, Abiotic Factor is going to be my immediate priority. To compensate, I’ve chosen a few games with relatively short runtimes to see if I can do them as a nice break in between work (which is, honestly, how January’s got done as well).
Completed Games
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Diablo® IV
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The Long Drive
4.3 hours playtime
no achievements
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Frog Detective 2: The Case of the Invisible Wizard
Ongoing Games
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Balatro
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Hyper Light Breaker
3.5 hours playtime
no achievements
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Path of Exile 2
9.0 hours playtime
no achievements
Games Planned for February
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Abiotic Factor
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The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood
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The Beginner's Guide
0.1 hours playtime
no achievements
Games Unlisted - Outside of Steam
- World of Warcraft: Shadowlands - Completed
- World of Warcraft: The War Within - Completed
- Vintage Story - Ongoing
- World of Warcraft: Dragonflight - Planned for February
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Congratulations on your assassinations!!! ᓚᘏᗢ
Woah, you’re playing world of warcraft? I’m kinda tempted to get into it because of an incredible fic I read “A Nerubian’s Journey” on Royal Road, but I don’t think I’ll take that dive unless the Nerubian race becomes playable. Highly suggest reading it if you haven’t! It was surprisingly lore-friendly to those who didn’t know anything about the WOW storyline, and accurate if the wiki references were correct.
Thank you!!
I played WoW so much but, after Legion, I didn’t touch it for years - so playing catch up in a casual manner, which has been nice honestly. Glad they’re heading back on track with telling a good story, and I’m right there with you regarding the Nerubians! They’re a very interesting society and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed untangling the webs, as it were, about their community and culture.