I kinda hit a roadblock after doing a replay of Kentucky Route Zero. So I’m gonna head back into ”smaller” games with The Ascent and Powerwash Simulator 2 😅

Finished Keeper. Double Fine are cooked if this is what they wasted 6yrs of creative freedom and financial stability on. I’d not recommend it.

Before hitting Powerwash Sim 2 going to do a trilogy playthrough of the Plague Tale series. Been awhile since I replayed the first 2.

Ghostbusters Remaster

I started up STALKER 2 again and bought the expansion; it's better than ever, and it was already amazing. 

42 hours in The Witcher 3 and I'm still only just in Novigrad about 5 of them, Still loads of higher level contracts to do back in Velen but basically wiped everything else off the map. I will say I did spend some time wandering and haven't used the sign posts to fast travel that much and I had the Gwent difficulty up for a good chunk of that before it statted getting infuriating but still, lol, that's one third of the main quest if even, maybe one quarter. With the expansions my log is gonna be wildly high again. I just can't ever rush this game in the same ways I'd rush others, I'm on the main path and then, uh, a side quests and uh, here's a monster nests I bet is in a cluster and uh, another round of Gwent and uh, I don't feel like fast traveling there, might as well horse ride across the full map or I could take that boat back, sure it's placed perfectly.

Onimusha Way of the Sword.

I've been playing Blue Prince on the Switch 2 for about 20 hours. I'm nowhere near reaching the end for now. And yet... I can say this is becoming one of the most incredible experiences I've ever had with a video game. The sense of progress is unparalelled. I don't want to get into details to avoid spoilers, but let's put it this way: whenever you think you have seen it all the game slaps you in the face with some incredible revelation, a huge mystery or a hint/key for something you had been thinking about for hours. It's absolutely addicting. I'm at work and I think about what am I going to do on my next run.

Seriously, if you like puzzles and you haven't played it yet... for the love of God: go for it. It's awesome.

Im playing MOUSE: P.I. For Hire. Was a bit worried of how it would play when I saw the trailers, but the gameplay is great. Just feels very responsive and fun to play. Love how it looks and sounds as well. That 40s detective kinda feel. Reminds me a bit of Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Yet another Zombies Survivor isn't bad but it's no Vampire Survivors and a few of the other clones. It's fun at least.