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Video Games: The General Discussion & Community Thread Number Two

Forward: Escape The Fold is basically just Slay The Spire. Sort of wish it was an app game too.

Strange Horticulture is a pretty engaging puzzle game, when it doesn't pretend to be a good story with branching paths.

Greak: Memories Of Azur's gimmick of controlling three unique characters is sadly its worst aspect. Since your AI partner(s) and their controls will be your end more than anything else. (And aside from Hollow Knight thus far. I'm noticing a pattern with Metroidvania's last areas being unbearable asspulls. I.E. Places where they introduce new challenges or moves, that none of the game had prepared you for.)

Also, I don't know why I keep trying to play/read Itch.IO games/VN's. Because rarely do I find anything that I enjoy in the end. Danganronpa Lapse was time I'll never get back.

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@Birdboy Long as its not Diane. More power to you. I can understand how the humor kept you going. Are you rewatching it? (At first I thought it might've been something you just started.) Since I generally see more criticism about the show, the further you get into it.

Whatever my opinion may be. (Especially if I tried to rewatch it now.) It's likely better than whatever terrible comedy thing is being released on Netflix nowadays.

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Also, to anyone that's seen it, is "F Is For Family" worth watching? Because watching a clip of it on Youtube screams, "If you like Bill Burr, great! That's all we have."

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Guys, I am watching Bojack. Help.

@Birdboy

I actually found that show enjoyable for a while. (When any random episode of Rick and Morty had me staring blankly at my screen.)

The characters (and their attempts to do politics) do start to grate on your nerves though.

Video Games: The General Discussion & Community Thread Number Two

I knew the joke immediately, and I still laughed quite a bit. And I still want to play dammit.

I decided to try one of the Sherlock Holmes games. Crimes & Punishment. (It was 6 bucks. So I got my money's worth.) And aside from the god awful minigames at times, I do like what it's trying to do. But I wish more of the "cases" were actual murder mysteries/whodunnits. Versus "oh, it's so exciting. Find out where this train went."

But I don't care. :c

the alphabet game. lol

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American Tail's plot is beyond meandering and all the songs are sung badly.

The Great Mouse Detective is better in all but animation.

Friend and I never saw them. And we were bored.

I've noticed that season two of cartoons seem to be where a lot of them fall apart. (For me at least.) One example: Generator Rex is a surprisingly dark and engaging first ten episodes or so. (And then you get to Season 2, where most of the episodes run on f**king moon logic.) But I won't bore you with the details.

And I went back to watching a few of the new seasonal anime. In spite of myself. (I want to like Digimon: Ghost Game more than I do. But the writer can't write...)

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