eugh i spent too much money today but at least i have new work shoes and work pants exe

although i definitely feel you on this one, i would personally consider it kinda rude without the context of like. people sitting down for a round of friendly critique on each other's writing. otherwise if i find someone's writing style kinda unbearable and don't have any long plots with them, i might just... lowkey avoid starting up with any more threads with them after the current ones are finished

i lov cheese....

rereading a wip bio that hasnt been touched in ages and simultaneously cringing and sighing in relief because wow this writing is absolute trash but at least staff hasnt had to review it yet

gotta love when ur discover weekly turns out to be pretty top 😩👌

lmao lets see how many games i can fit in here /rubs my game hoarding hands together
i doubt this is even a complete list cause i'm mostly digging through my steam library to find the ones i really enjoy, but there's def others that i'm forgetting off the top of my head

okami this topic will never come up without me mentioning okami. aside from it being just an excellent game overall, i have a lot of sensory memories from playing it when i was younger. i can't praise it highly enough.

dishonored both 1 and 2. theyre just awesome games with cool mechanics and provide a challenge no matter which way you decide to play. and ive been drooling over its art book every time i go to the bookstore

skyrim i feel like this one's just a gimme imo. fantasy settings are a big selling point for me a lot of the time, but generally, more than once i started playing it pretty early in the day and then wHOOPS how is midnight already??? i haven't touched it in a while but when i do, it can be hard to put down.

pokemon as in the franchise in general really. it's a childhood favorite like many people, and i'm pretty sure i've played every gen of the main games to some extent (haven't played them all to completion though). and i'll always have a soft spot in my heart for the mystery dungeon games.

dark souls my s/o introduced me to the souls games i'll just say it can beat me bloody and to tears but i just can't not appreciate the game design man. i've only actually beaten ds1 but i've made some amount of progress on ds3 and bloodborne. it's just... a slow grind

the escapists i'm honestly not good at all at strategy type games and each prison takes me ages to break out of, but i can't help feel a bit clever when i finally pull it off. i'd love to beat it someday. i already bought the second game for when i finally do LOL

kentucky route zero i'm waiting for the final episode to be released before touching this one again. it's been a while since i touched it... but i recall this one giving me some strange feelings. in a good way. idk if i should call it nostalgia? either way, i'm really looking forward to playing it again someday.

ori and the blind forest beautiful art. beautiful soundtrack. satisfying controls and mechanics. there's only one tiny thing i don't like about this game and i think they might've fixed it in the redux i can't be bothered to buy? overall it's outstandingly gorgeous

portal both 1 and 2. do i really need to go into detail, or?

the sims one of those games you binge for a month straight then dont touch for half a year. i like making my ocs and playing adult doll house

dragon's dogma i have,,, certain issues with it but i can forgive it's flaws because its an older game. i always have a lot of fun playing it when i remember it exists. the combat is relatively simple but very satisfying imo

stardew valley i appreciate the quiet farming sim life from time to time

uncharted just the series as a whole. i stan naughty dog and their incredibly talented artists