November 2020

Played another new racing track that I enjoyed. Also tried getting a few new stuffed toys from the claw machine, only got one of them, and some repeats. A nightclub opened in the Plaza area which has a great media playlist mechanic and audio visualizations, and more importantly has billiards tables off to one side that I really enjoy playing.  I hope the billiards visually looks less janky though in upcoming hotfixes.

Finally picked this up again with my friend this weekend, who used this to break in his new 4K TV. We've come across another castle, but this one had puzzles outside. The battles are getting crazy, and we're having a tough time finding resurrection scrolls the further we venture away from the core of Fort Joy. We should probably head to a town to get (read: steal) some.

Interesting short narrative driven story game told entirely with robots on a subway. Easy to 100% without playing through the entire thing twice thanks to the ability to jump to chapters.

I stuck with the railroad through thick and thin, which evidently makes it not possible to be neutral with the Institute even if undercover. Overall it was worth playing through, as the world building stories were decent even if the main storyline wasn't grand. I wanted a vast post apocalyptic world to mindlessly collect & kill stuff in with some story, and I got just that. Its no F:NV story, and I encountered more bugs than that or FO:3, but they didn't screw over my overall experience.

The desire to make your slime farm better and find more slimes is a core gameplay loop that works great for me and oddly addicting, though the game might not be for people who are not at all into collecting creatures.   I rarely play or enjoy any kind of farming games, but this is the most enjoyable farming game since the original SimFarm.
My only minor gripes have to do with what is or is not shown on the map, and teleported.

The essential space combat roguelite. Great sense of progression within and between playthroughs. I've gotten to Sector 5 a few times but I've always come across a big armada type ship or a swarm of stuff I cant handle. The final sector after 5 is no exception. Just have to strategize better with different power ups. Thankfully each replay allows me to buy pilot or ship perks with $ as well.

Loved it when I played it, but got stuck. Guess my rhythm isn't great and only got me so far.

Got most of the way through the main story, and part of the way through DLC, but didn't want to look up anymore solutions.

Online fighting game with meh controls and meh single player mode.

2D story heavy ship shooter is unique but isn't my type of game. I'm having a lot more fun with space games like Everspace. 

Sentinels is supposed to be better and hopefully not as aged as this one was when I played it for a bit. 

Another rhythm game that's great on paper, but my rhythm can't keep up with it.

How to escape eludes me no matter what map except for one.  I'd rather play the sequel anyways.

Its an ameteur version of Volume with weaker story & narration.

Mad Max on rails with time manipulation seems cool on paper, but there's not enough about the gameplay that doesn't make it interesting for me beyond one "season".  The world's story is told through various text between hitting the road, but I wasn't familiar or into the Warhammer universe lore that its based on.

I'm not playing a mobile version/campaign on PC.

I'll play the sequel instead. 

The original was enough survival for me. Doing that along side other people is too much for me.

I'll play 2018 or 2019 instead.

I will play #2 or #3 instead.

I don't have VR, and I have a ton of other things I would prioritize over purchasing VR, like even having a GPU that could support it. Note that this is a separate game from the normal/original version.

I'll play Extreme edition instead.