That Puyo Puyo match was brutal. That’s pretty much how my game goes too, except I am the one on losing side. If I ever do get back into it (which will probably be if there’s a nice new game), will ping you for tips.
I am same with shmups, though technically speaking, my problem is not with shmup aspect of it, but the bullet hell aspect.
I don’t recall if I played the original GTA or not, but I loved GTA 2. Tanks controls were the norm back then, so don’t recall having much issue with it. Played it a ton.
Interesting, looks good.
Thanks for the info about the quests. And good luck with Qualia, hope it is better than how it looks.
Interesting. Loved first two Fallout games, will take a deeper look at it.
Never heard of Caves of Qud (at least don’t remember it), looks like Dwarf Fortress, though I haven’t played Dwarf Fortress either, so could be wrong in that.
Yeah, the app is nice. And I agree about just opening the packs. That’s the main attraction for me, though I still do a few battles here and there.
Ahan, that’s interesting.
It’s fun for casual Pokémon TCG fans, but didn’t know if someone who has been in TCG scene for a while will enjoy it or not. So, good to see you liking it.
I just play it once or twice a day, so am very casual.
Ah okay. Thanks for the info!
How long did it take you to finish the game?
Nice. Good to know exploration eventually becomes fun.
Are there any side quests etc. that you can miss out by not exploring? Or just some random chests and stuff?
There’s a PlayStation blog post about details too: https://blog.playstation.com/2024/11/12/sea-of-stars-dawn-of-equinox-devs-deep-dive-into-3-player-co-op-and-combat-2-0-live-today/
Nice. Hades is a great game. Have also heard great things about Oxenfree games, though haven’t gotten around to playing them yet. They are on Netflix so may just play them there.
I don’t have too many memories of Atari either, but I do recall playing some when I was very young, so could be interesting.
Heh, nice. Keep enjoying it!
Oh cool, Atari anniversary was in my wishlist, but I am kinda 50/50 on it. Never even heard of Llamasoft game, will check it out.
I watched the video about Tetris Forever, they did some fun things with (local?) multiplayer. Well, at least it looked fun in the trailer, don’t know how fun it is when actually playing it.
Retrorealms game look pretty good. Hope they release more such games.
Watched your video essay! I was hoping for a more cheerful video about how great Puyo Puyo is, this wasn’t that!
I am one of those people who got Puyo Puyo Tetris because of Tetris (played demo with my wife for a long time, then bought it one day), and while I played some Puyo Puyo, and was able to make simple chains, I wasn’t very good at it, and since my wife preferred Tetris, we mostly just played that. I did play some of the campaign too, but then got busy with other stuff, wanted to get back to it, but never got around to it.
When I reached the Puyo Puyo Puzzle Pop part, I thought, this looks nice, why haven’t I heard of it. It might be cool to try a Puyo Puyo single-player game and see if I can get into it. Then you explained why I haven’t heard of it…
Well, let’s hope Sega makes a nice Puyo Puyo game with both a good single player mode / campaign and a multiplayer / competitive mode. Would love to try it out, if they do.
Ah, well, will take a look at some performance videos and decide where to get it. Thanks for the info!
OCD doesn’t let me progress without checking every corner of the map first. 😅
lol, I can understand, that’s the most basic thing in RPG, always go everywhere except where you have to go first.
I still have to watch that essay, still have it open in a tab!
Oooh, back to P4G! Depending on how long it has been, and where you left off, might be better to just start again.
Welcome back, and glad to see you get your groove back!
I agree with having too many puzzle pieces in your repertoire, there are many items that do the same things though, so it’s basically which items / method you prefer.
Good luck with Lightning Returns and Snowboard Kids!