(Almost) feels like home

Outer Wilds is kind of like. A full course meal of "[character] haunts the narrative". You'll meet more people haunting the narrative than you'll meet people actively participating in it.

hi, i'm the guy that makes all the structures for minecraft. whenever you're about to encounter a new one i get an e-mail and then i have to build it really fast. and i only put 2 eyes in your end portal because i hate you.

truly cannot state enough how much i enjoy how the characters in bg3 look like they’re Actual Adult people. i go wild about it. i’ve never been hornier. cannot empathize with the people who complain about the lines and wrinkles

Planet Crafter...

Thanks again to Portal 2 for being the only video game

It's alright, it's okay

You're not a monster, just a human

And you made a few mistakes

You have been in suspension for 9999999-

Replaying Portal 2 after years of not playing (inspired by finally playing Portal: revolution and remembering how wonderful the community is) is SUCH a trip. I remembered how technically good it was, and I'm breezing through it because all the puzzles are ones I memorized years ago, but I'd forgotten how funny the game is; how GLaDOS is both genuinely cruel (badgering you with thoughts of the outside and torturing you with the idea that you'll be breathing the same room of air until you die) as well as monstrously petty (calling you fat and poking at the fact that you're an orphan, and continuing to insist that you're a murderer and a monster without acknowledging that you'd've died otherwise). I'd forgotten how likeable Wheatley is, and how hurtful it is when he turns on you (when I got to the twist when playing the game for the first time I was FLOORED. My cute lil buddy betrayed me!! He's trying to kill me now!!! D:)

GOSH... I just can't believe I forgot how amazing this game is.

packed

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"Was I sweet once?"

A bit someone asked Will for from the discord

(not a line from the game)

Drew a proper sketch of him

Finished portal revolution

playing Portal: Revolution and...