Playing the new Fire Emblem and hot damn do they let you slut these men out if you put em in the caster gear 👀 Dietrich already turning heads in his full armor, he'd end lives walking around like this.

Finished up Mina the Hollower. Real good, cool mix of game types. Cool weapons, some neat subweapons and ideas. Difficulty is a bit inconsistent, exploring areas is often the most dangerous part of the game; beat most bosses first try, including final. Good time overall though.

Honestly surprised these are what made it to the top but as the numbers show it was pretty close, put a lot of time into a lot of things this year

Wrapped up Ghost of Yotei. Fantastic game, honestly vibed with it more than Tsushima. Fun and tense, gorgeous music and visuals, great classic revenge western sort of vibe. Just couldn't put it down.

Been getting back into drawing thanks to encouragement from a lovely friend and needing something to help pass the time while stuck at work and am finally getting in the swing enough to share so here's some Touchstarved men for you

Haven't posted much but still keeping up with the working out. Going pretty well I think.

Happy New Year folks, here's hoping it's a good one!

Forgot to share my workout progress update over here, pretty happy with how it's coming along

UFO 50 is technically 50 new throwback indie games in one, but even as a singular themed product it's phenomenally well done and instills you with nostalgia for a system and company that never existed. 40 hours in the game and I barely scratched the surface of some titles, but I adored many of them.

Gonna be honest, Withering Rooms is a pretty jank and clunky game, but it's also one of the more fascinating horror games I've played in a while. A bit survival horror, bit metroidvania, some very light roguelike mechanics, but I found myself wrapped up in it for the whole journey.

Sonar Shock is a short, but tight and fantastically creative immersive sim with horror elements set on a Soviet sub experiencing some horrifying phenomena. It makes the UI part of the gameplay experience in a great way and constantly keeps you on your toes. Couldn't put it down.

Pacific Drive is a game I vibed with so hard. The gameplay loop is pretty simple and early on I worried it would get too repetitive, but it kept managing to throw fun new weird shit at me. The soundtrack is fantastic, the characters and their performances are phenomenal, and the aesthetic is peak.

Nine Sols is an incredibly pretty and satisfying metroidvania created by devs that made their name off of powerful horror titles, and while this isn't that it still has moments when those talents get to shine through. Tight, parry focused combat and great characters in a unique setting really shine.

It's getting about time to shave. Anyway have a pic since I don't take them often.

Got to a part in Veilguard where some ridiculously big lore bombs were getting dropped and still managed to sit on the choice selection staring fondly at my Rook, who is now one of my fav character creations.

Forgot to share over here but here's my DA Veilguard Shadow Dragon spellblade Rook, Feran! Enjoying the game so far, combat is good fun and I dig the cast.

STOP!! if you see this, you must post 4 of your favourite characters from 4 different series! Pass it on!

Also still trying to keep working out and pretty pleased with my chest progress