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There is a small thing I do at times. When I am doing a rewrite, I typically do not release anything until the rewrite is finished and edited.
However, when I am making new releases. I sometimes use the opportunity to show something ahead of time, a look into a bit of the new stuff.
Ever played a game, that really amazing music, but it doesn’t match the theme, yet it just works? ?
It was around a decade ago that I looked into the indie space, and more obscure projects. And I found so many games to play, that I was like.
“I’ll just say this is for Christmas spending.”
And I bought so many games that year, it took me about the whole decade to get through the enormous amount.
And now I have a lot of wishlisted games, just waiting for them to come out. ?
Ya know, the problem with beating so many games. Is that, you eventually run out of stuff to play.
Remembering some of my most exciting duels I had in Yu-gi-oh back when I played. One duel, it was constant back and forth. To the point where I did manage to use up the other person’s abilities. However, they had one boss monster, and a face down.
I had no cards in my hand and on my field. It came down to that last draw. I drew Junk Synchron and chained it all the way to Shooting Star Dragon. From there, I needed
The person is at it again with their spamming of one star. I think Tony will have to block their IP.
Ya know. I’ve noticed something for the past decade. And that is? I’ve found consistently good to great games at the price range of $5 to $40.
And it got me thinking, it is funny how $50+. I am consistently mid with most of the games to dislike.
Sure, there are a few that are enjoyable. Though, nowadays? I can’t really justify the purchase of $50+ even on sale. What about you lot?
Alright fellas, the 1 stars are gone. Which leaves the culprits.
1. Avocado.
2. Local Beef.
3. Envylope(A.K.A) Witch -
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