

Can attest that Short Hike and Holedown are good. I’ve had the latter on my phone for forever and still play it often.


Can attest that Short Hike and Holedown are good. I’ve had the latter on my phone for forever and still play it often.
Honse
Not me looking at buying a onewheel before I’ve ever stepped on one…


I’m not sure if it is boss or not, but the xenomorph in Alien: Isolation has a great AI that does some wickedly mean things.


I got frustrated with an account a long time ago that was doing the incorrect password -> reset password -> you can’t use a password you’ve already used.
So I set it as EatMyA$$
And now on the very rare occasion I have to log into that account again, it tickles me


I know this is shitposts, but I’m so curious for an actual answer as to what I’m looking at


Something something shit rolls downhill


Hey hey, I drive a civic and have a bunch of quirky bumper stickers. And one of my best buds has an accord with incredible stickers.


I didn’t make any friends in college (health issues+ I was a little older), but I did my work and asked questions. Apparently that was enough for my main professor to bend over backwards for me. He basically hand delivered two internships to me along with a personal project for credit.
Even if you don’t know many people, gaining opportunities really still comes down to who you know and being decent to them.


Rain World. Fucking struggling with this one. Animal Well, little easier than rain world. Tunic.


Potentially Civilization games, there’s a lot of good quotes and interesting things in them. I recently impressed someone for knowing all the wonders of the ancient world (thanks, Civ V)
I’ve also seen a few great games about learning other languages. There’s one for Japanese that’s been on my wishlist forever.


This was my exact thought


In an old job, coworkers showed me Jetpunk. Basically the same thing, it seems.
So touché fellow quizzler


I love Pistol Whip, absolutely, but it’s harder for me to feel the music and the rhythm in that one. I’ve tried a bunch to stay on beat, but when you’re dodging like mad and sweating and there’s suddenly a guy on your left from a niche in the wall, it feels harder to be one with the music.
Grain of salt - I have a very deep relationship with music, so for me, beatsaber let’s me feel the music in a new way and syncs the rhythm and the sounds just right (on well mapped levels).
Synth Riders tries to emulate that feeling, but it feels a little more clunky and a lot more like dancing. Which is fine, the dancing is fun, but just not totally there in all songs.
The drumming viking one seems like it’d be fun, but less interactive than Beat Saber.
I did recently see a clip of one where you’re a conductor for an orchestra? I don’t have a CR set right now (and am waiting for the steam frame with bated breath) but that one looked really good.


I’ve been recently watching those graphs too, and it’s mind blowing how huge those numbers are.
I haven’t really done the math, but it seems like peak times are later day in Asian countries, so I do wonder if it’s the same releases that are driving the big numbers, ie Forza and Subnautica


That’s an old one, OP. Not too sure it’ll be solved by many ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Love this game so much. Wish my friend group played it more often.
Also a bummer their 2nd game seems to be bad
This is the second post on my feed. Nice!


Nyan cat for progress bar???
The Rolling Stones are way overplayed on this station