Gromit reading The Republic by Pluto while eating Korn Flakes, and Crime and Punishment by Fido Dogstoyevsky in prison.
most recent update in "brian plays video games sometimes"...finally got around to playing OMORI, and I loved it instantly; like, we're talking "reminded me why i fell in love with JRPGs, invoked memories of playing Mario RPG and earthbound for the first time" sort of stuff
absolutely incredible work from all involved
apparently, I joined this tumblr place at 08/01/2011 5:21:50 AM.
just finished "what remains of edith finch" for the first time
these walking simulator games can be a bit of a mixed bag; I like 'em for the most part, but sometimes they seem to fall a bit short...this one, though, I thoroughly enjoyed!
great atmosphere, great story, very touching at points...I can see why this one resonated with so many people...I'm probably going to be thinking about it for a while myself
I was a bit wary of it before starting, because I heard a lot of people decry that there wasn't much gameplay to speak of, but, like, you know what? Call me crazy, but that didn't really bother me much; it was certainly interactive enough for me to justify being put in a video game format
It was just a great time all around...if there's any Neil Gaiman fans out there that haven't played this yet, I'm sure you'll get a lot out of it
Me when i want to fucking watch blue but that stupid bitch wants to watch red
ok, seriously, I've been having to force myself to play Stardew Valley in strict couple hour increments to ensure it doesn't envelop me completely...it's starting to become a bit of a problem, sure, but for once this appears to be the sort of problem one shouldn't mind having all too much
So, in yet another example of "Brian doesn't try things for at least 5 years", i finally sat down and played "Stardew Valley" for a few hours, which is strange because some of my fondest childhood memories revolve around playing Harvest Moon 64 and Back to Nature...Stardew Valley isn't "influenced" by Harvest Moon, it IS Harvest Moon...like, it plays identical; it's nuts one guy made this
I think the main reason I put off playing this so much is because I knew I'd probably love it right away and I didn't want to get sucked in...fancy that; just had to force myself to close Steam
Because I've been thinking about it all damn day, here's some more stuff I liked about Night in the Woods:
- The soundtrack is incredible; not since I played Undertale for the first time did I find a soundtrack to a newer game that resonated with me this much
- The fact that it's essentially 2 games in one; Bea's storyline is heartbreaking and reaffirming in the best possible way, and Gregg, well, need I say it? I will anyway: GREGG RULZ OK
- Platforming elements? In MY adventure game? I like it!
- I'll be honest, the art style kind of turned me off for a second, but as soon as I read somewhere it was based on Richard Scarry, everything sort of clicked
- The sheer amount of side quests and NPCs and other non essential stuff there is to do in this game; it's a really impressive length for a game of this genre
- I loved all of the dream sequences? I know some people could take them or leave them, but man, they were some of the more striking parts of the game for me
- All of the main characters are great and really likeable; nuanced in a way you don't see in video games too often, either
I don't know, you guys...overall, the hype is real; I don't know what I was doing in 2017 or why it took me so damn long to play this
This past month has done a LOT toward reminding me why I love the adventure game genre as much as I do
I know I'm way behind on all of these, but man, just finished "Night in the Woods"
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It was fantastic, but man, I just want nothing but nice things to happen to Bea from here on out, is that too much to ask? She deserves it
just finished "Oxenfree" for the first time...that was actually a really good time! As a big fan of adventure games, that was probably the best time I've had with one in a minute...great music, great atmosphere, solid characters...nothing really to complain about here
fuck
why do I never post anything in here anymore? especially since people actually use Tumblr again
uh
Hello? I had a shamrock shake earlier, and it was wonderful
This is a pro mint flavor blog
Ty toy dragons are the most pathetic creatures I’ve ever see
Small, sparkly, and seconds away from filling pools with tears
So fucking upsetting
it always makes me smile whenever google chrome tells me to leave
so, is tumblr going to do anything about the porn bot problem, or

