Millennial Puzzle
@jonbryant
Writer, hip-hop head, red mage, Dr. Doom apologist He/him jbinthelede.com
ff-resonance.vercel.app This is Myers-Briggs for dudes with sword collections, but: 1. There's some really good writing in here. 2. It feels true to who I am.
Found a CIB copy of Oracle of Ages from @pinkgorillagames.com recently, and it seemed like the perfect revisit a few days before Mina the Hollower. As it turns out, Mina's similarities to the GBC era of Zelda is more aesthetic than mechanical, but it's still been a nice walk down memory lane.
Very excited to see how this game has changed since the demo. There's a small discrepancy with the Steam page, though, which lists a May 28 release date.
This guy could've added a lot to the Game Pass pricing conversation.
We don't talk enough about how existing on the internet in 2005 meant unwillingly subjecting yourself to footage from the Chapter Black tape in YuYu Hakusho at any moment.
In honor of Witch Hat Atelier's anime premiere, here is your reminder that one can never be too young to take the fattest L of your life.
I'm a little surprised no one mentioned Chants of Sennaar in the original thread. It's one of the better deduction games of these past few years, and it's available on every console. Made for linguists, Babel-heads, and keepers of journals.
Like a siren's song of toxicity, Deadlock is calling to me throughout my workday. I'm 36 years old. I thought these days were behind me.