Hmm...
What to say? Delta Rune (chapter 1) was entertaining. I wonder if it would be as much so without having played Undertale before it? As it stands, it was an interesting revisiting of alternate-world-ish old characters and new. I still dislike bullet hell gameplay, but it didn't bother me too much and I wasn't roadblocked anywhere. After a few hours, the story ended having been fun enough. I would call the game "charming" overall.
Otherwise, I'm still poking about a bit for entertainments.
AC Odyssey has had a few minor additions recently that I may look into soon, though a level cap raise on the horizon almost makes me want to wait for that before doing anything that earns XP.
Fortuna should be released for Warframe any day now, though I haven't played much in months and I'm not sure another big open area is going to be what pulls me back in. Plains of Eidolon looks interesting at a glance, but actually doing anything there felt like a grind. Timed with some other things, that's actually about when I stopped putting effort into the game.
I managed to clean up the mess of my costuming work, though have yet to pack the Mando suit away for now. And I'm still bouncing around other ideas, pondering techniques and how much work would be involved and trying to get any cohesive idea together. Also, grrrr, glasses really feel "in the way" for a lot of ideas. Youth, they say, is wasted on the young, and I feel that's probably true in this regard as well considering I didn't need the glasses and probably had a better (if never great) physique a decade ago for that sort of thing.
Otherwise, I'm still poking about a bit for entertainments.
AC Odyssey has had a few minor additions recently that I may look into soon, though a level cap raise on the horizon almost makes me want to wait for that before doing anything that earns XP.
Fortuna should be released for Warframe any day now, though I haven't played much in months and I'm not sure another big open area is going to be what pulls me back in. Plains of Eidolon looks interesting at a glance, but actually doing anything there felt like a grind. Timed with some other things, that's actually about when I stopped putting effort into the game.
I managed to clean up the mess of my costuming work, though have yet to pack the Mando suit away for now. And I'm still bouncing around other ideas, pondering techniques and how much work would be involved and trying to get any cohesive idea together. Also, grrrr, glasses really feel "in the way" for a lot of ideas. Youth, they say, is wasted on the young, and I feel that's probably true in this regard as well considering I didn't need the glasses and probably had a better (if never great) physique a decade ago for that sort of thing.
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