Waybound review
| Category: reviews | Tags: books
Cradle is one of my favorite popcorn reads, having maintained a level of quality (and a rapid release scheduled) over 12 books that's really admirable. It's not deep literature by any means, just breezy Western cultivation novels, novelized comics. That said, they're really fun. They're a good way...
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition
| Category: game library project | Tags: pc, gaming
Skyrim is one of those timeless games I think everyone's played. I first played it back on the PS3, but where I really fell in love with it was on the PC. I don't know how many times I've installed it and added dozens and dozens of mods, only to play for a few hours and uninstall.
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Anno 1800
| Category: game library project | Tags: pc, gaming
Anno 1800 has been on my radar for a while as a fan of city builders, but I've always been put off by the Ubi Store exclusivity and the price tag (and all the DLC). The game's currently on sale for $15, so I decided to pick up just the base game and give it a whirl.
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Final Fantasy XVI
| Category: game library project | Tags: ps5, gaming
I'm not normally one to pick up games on release day. especially not games that cost $70. After I played the FF16 demo though, I knew I had to pick this one up. I'm about 5 hours into the main game, so 7 total including the demo, and while the game so far hasn't quite hit the levels of the demo,...
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The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante review
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Last month I played through a bit of Sir Brante, and over the past week I've finished it. I really enjoyed the game and it's one of the better interactive fiction games I've played, but it's not without a few issues.
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Grim Dawn review
| Category: reviews | Tags: pc, gaming
A few months ago I gave my thoughts on Grim Dawn after briefly revisiting it following the Diablo 4 Open Beta. I've now finally gone and finished it, and I'm still impressed.
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