Saturday Morning Gaming: Sizeable
A little zen game where you manipulate a diorama. Oh, and it’s 90% off! Just a buck!
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A little zen game where you manipulate a diorama. Oh, and it’s 90% off! Just a buck!
We just told each other “the Indian can be traded for a free Tootsie Pop” and listed off the rules and daydreamt about a second Tootsie Pop
It’s a fun game that rewards ruthless aggression and everybody will have a hoot when the chain reactions start.
There have been a bunch of games that require the knitting of brows and the occasional situation that could easily result in a rage-quit.
You don’t need to drive to Sandusky to wirehead properly.
With slowly dawning horror, I realized that Menace from the Deep was a pretty good Slay the Spire clone.
Good golly, it’s *COLD* This weekend should be a little less cold before cold snap #2 comes down from Canada.
Chasing the Dragon between Hades and Hades II. Is Curse of the Dead Gods as good as Hades? No. But it’s five bucks and Hades II isn’t done yet.
“If someone can show me one good song from 2024 I’ll give you a million dollars” challenge accepted
A little bit of horror, a little bit of wordle, a little bit of typing. Cryptmaster is an all-around amazing game.
The years Y = 1, 9, 36, 100, 225, 441, 784, 1296, 2025, 3025 … all follow the pattern Y = square of (1 + … + n) = 1 cubed + … + n cubed.
From the maker of Pony Island, another game that isn’t the game you think it is.
A little bit of honky tonk puts a cigarette back in the hand of the song and the song benefits.
“I’ll just play one game, see how the open access is going…”
Instead of the Steam Christmas Sale, I wandered over to GOG.com