Well, that was a rather arduous few months of schooling and its accompanying work… Though I can’t say I did enough actual work compared to the amount of time I spent playing games. During that time spent not doing schoolwork, I became reacquainted with a now four-year old (that’s painful to say) favorite of mine […]
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The vast majority of (mainstream) RPGs are fairly formulaic in story and gameplay. While LISA doesn’t exactly innovate on the gameplay front, oh wow, does it innovate on the story front. LISA: The Painful, is the second of three games (not counting the hundreds of fangames it spawned), the second being LISA: The Joyful, and
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Sticking with the trend of indie games from the last few posts, we have the brainchild of developer OMOCAT, OMORI. As far as “quirky indie RPGs with themes of dark psychology” go, I’d say OMORI is a masterclass in that field. On the surface, it’s a relatively standard RPG with some unique elements in the
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Vacant Kingdom is a fairly recent release on Steam created by indie developer Shru. There was a demo version of the game released a few years back now, and it really has come a long way since then. In Vacant Kingdom, you play as a nameless little cat person whose sense of fashion is unmatched.
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Heaven. Hell. Speed. Neon White is a game all about blazing through the crumbling halls of a heaven that God forgot; killing the ever increasing demon population that threatens to tear it all down. As a “Neon”, you’re tasked with competing with other “Neons” to kill the most demons in a certain period of time
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You can’t really talk about video games nowadays without Team Fortress 2 somehow worming its way into the conversation. Team Fortress 2 is a 2007 class-based FPS game created by the video game TITAN corporation known as Valve. Despite pushing 16 years of age, the game’s fanbase is still extremely dedicated AND still growing… despite
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I wasn’t planning to talk about this one this soon, but I had been playing it and… well, read on… So, Pokémon Scarlet and Violet are the most recently released games in the ridiculously popular Pokémon series, and they released to a fair bit of shouting from the community. Their main point of contention? Uh,
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A TBT post on a Thursday, that’s wild. Welcome to a post about my favorite game of all time… debatably. The Binding of Isaac was originally a flash game made by Edmund McMillen and Florian Himsl in 2011. The game itself is a top-down dungeon crawling roguelike. You play as the titular Isaac as he
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Long time no see! Today we’ll be covering a recently-ish released indie survival horror game called (it’s in the title) SIGNALIS. I’m trying to play through this one blind and I haven’t finished yet, so I’ll only be going over what I know along with some first impressions. SIGNALIS starts you off on a crashed
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Hello hello! Fashionably late is my thing around here (not laziness I swear), and I bring to you today a look into an indie game that absolutely EXPLODED in popularity like no other. Lethal Company is a survival horror co-op game where you find yourself working for an enigmatic company that sends you on likely
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