Average molecular biology moment

Nier Replicant ver. 1.22… It’s awesome! Though the road to get all 5 endings is very arduous, even more so than in Automata

Every day we rot! Our flesh becomes more and more… broken. It degrades, Douglath! For flesh is only temporary, but the love of a dog is eternal.

Well, they are still here, just sometimes in a different form. For example, shmups are still a thing – RagingBlasters is a prime example.

As far as platformers go, Shantae games are my overall favourites. Ever since debuting on GameBoy Color, I don’t think they ever strayed too far from their roots. Another honorable mention from me would be Blaster Master Zero – a remake of the original Blaster Master on NES.

Space duende balls lmao

Modern Japanese LN moment

I mean, we’re talking about a simulated world, in which the reality itself is constantly glitching out. I think weird chemistry is on par with the rest of the NMS’ weirdness

I believe Redshift can change screen brightness depending on time of day. At least, it says so in the manpage

CalCurse is cool, if you’re into CLI tools

This reminds me of Hack ‘n’ Slash, except it’s less about programming and more about changing in-game objects on the fly

Sometimes I get the urge to play Orbiter (space flight sim), but then I remember that I suck at it lol. Atmospheric re-entry and landing is hard

Joel’s Anti-Alien Alarm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_khWy7GAcQ

I think I had more fun making data packs for it rathen than actually playing it lol

I think it’s one of those games that you play when you specifically have a craving for it. Otherwise, playing it non-stop does get boring after some time

I don’t dislike Terraria per se, and I highly respect the dedication of both the devs and the community to it.

However, each time I try getting into it, I would make a basic house, spelunk a cave… and then forget about the game for a while. I don’t know why, but I just have trouble with games where you have to set your own goals