Diary of a Spaceport Janitor is a slice of life/poverty simulator in which you scrape by earning pennies, dreaming of escape and adventure. Full of charm!
Miasmata is a horror/cartography game where you have to triangulate PoIs in order to fill out your map as you search for a cure to your disease on an uninhibited tropical island.
Yoku’s Island Express is a metroidvania/pinball game in which you traverse the world vis flippers, chutes, and as a bug rolling a ball.
Doesn’t Youtube famously bleed money?
Also Sandman, which recently got a good Netflix adaptation
Yeah, the diamond should be the black/brown and the rainbow in the middle should be the trans colors
Perfect use of the meme
No no that’s Kubrick. Ruberic is when you have a petty argument with someone.
Again, if you’re actively exercizing, that’s not an issue. But this post demonstrates that most people view it as a general purpose drink.
I got mine for $300 because I’m also on a Fi plan. But I’m sure most phones can be subsidized similarly.
Agreed on all except the sports one. If you’re sweating, you’re losing electrolytes and you need to replenish them.
My parents rented a camcorder
A factoid isn’t inherently untrue, it just means it’s a bit of trivia
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Crates are 1 block high instead of 0.5, and the number of triangles you have limits how many things you can summon. There will certainly be gratuitous echos though.
Indie space is probably your best bet here. Zelda team looks to want to innovative on the formula rather than rehash/perfect.
Their Zelda team has been solid. It looks like the core will be around duping objects and enemies, but I imagine we’ll get some other magic items to play with. Link uses a lot more than his sword in every game, so a Zelda using only Garry’s Mod would be out of character for the series.
Still, even if literally every challenge is tied to it, there is a lot you can do, from summoning items to attack/block with, minions, things to ride on (the blade trap), special items for specific puzzles… As long as there’s easy ways to use your favorites, it could certainly carry the game.
Absolutely adore this film, and I’m glad it’s still being recognized today. My favorite scene in all of cinema is when the old folks finally figure out how to start the car and speed through the retirement home gates.
The Beginner’s Guide (also by Davey Wreden), One Shot, Undertale and Deltarune, Omori, and SOMA all deal with putting player agency to question.