There’s the fan theory from the Pokémon Black/White series that N, the half-rival/half-enemy, is secretly a Zoroark. He has a similar hairstyle and it would explain his backstory as a wild child and why he somehow has the ability to understand Pokémon. There’s also a chase sequence where you follow a Zoroark around, but you reach the dead end of a cave and it’s just him there.
Where has this been all of my life?
Quebec.
That’s definitely one of the things that grabs my attention when I browse for games!
I would say that as well about WORMHOLE and Hypnospace Outlaw.
I personally didn’t feel any issue with the game being small. Besides, a bonus of fast travel not being necessary is that it’s not necessary! I’m assuming that in the JRPG tradition, it’s more about a “large” story than a large playable area.
Yeah but cassettes were still around. Unless you had mini CDs, cassettes were the way to go if you wanted music in your pocket.
It would just be Golf.
Just like the video trimmer Video Trimmer, metadata cleaner Metadata Cleaner, and icon library Icon Library.
I was hyped for this game until I saw it uses Denuvo. That killed my excitement for a proper successor to Sonic Racing Transformed.
How about Hyperbolica and 4D Golf? Both are by the same developer and show you exotic geometry by putting you in there.
Hyperbolica is set in a world in hyperbolic space, where there’s more “space” in your space. Parallel lines curve away from each other and six squares can share a corner instead of four. You learn about the properties of hyperbolic space by trying various mundane tasks like hiking and serving dishes at a restaurant.
4D Golf is mini golf in four spatial dimensions. You build up an intuition for navigating the courses. There’s even a level editor!
Second time you’ve spotted me doing it!
What I liked a lot from Mel was that it really focused on exploring the existing mechanics deeply rather than introducing new mechanics.
I got some ReBoot vibes watching this
Big tbh. The SDL guy even works for Valve and puts this in.
This would very much be Jet Lag: The Game material!
Look, I may have spent the past several weeks playing Path of Exile non-stop. But I’m back on SOMA now. Back to slowly walking on the ocean floor and being interrupted by monsters while I read lore notes.
It’s also time to start up TF2 again, since a new community MvM event has started on potato.tf.
All 80 or so games in Aisleriot Solitaire
1800 hours and counting on Path of Exile. With how major game updates are scheduled, either I’m sitting it out for months or it’s all I play, depending on if the expansion interests me. This pattern has been going on since I joined the open beta in 2013.
The large variety of builds, extremely vast endgame, and very high power ceiling means that there’s always more stuff to play and more improvements you can make.
Hell’s Cube (It works.)
Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed. Robust kart racer with advanced mechanics that reward good driving and still-working online multiplayer!