12-21-2019, 02:01 PM
Get Up To 90% Off Select Nintendo Switch Games With Merge Games’ Festive Sale
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Neat of them to run the sale tangibly into early January, but that payday is already marked as the deadline for Pokemon Sword purchase in my book, and I doubt I’ll be able to allocate much beyond that. Granted, I already own almost half of the list anyway.
@The-Chosen-one I haven’t played Cast of the Seven Godsends or HoPiKo substantially yet, but tried some Unboxed and it feels like it’ll be a promising journey when I get to it. Also, got a good taste of The Count Lucanor – an apparently intriguing and unnerving thriller adventure that gives me the vibe of the darker Grimm brothers fare. The Long Reach I’ve already beaten – it’s quite short but impressive enough that I could barely put it down, a truly chilling and tragic horror with a slightly Michael Crichton-esque plot.
Oh, and The Walking Vegetables, too – quirky, fun and reminiscent of Zombies Ate My Neighbours to some extent.
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Neat of them to run the sale tangibly into early January, but that payday is already marked as the deadline for Pokemon Sword purchase in my book, and I doubt I’ll be able to allocate much beyond that. Granted, I already own almost half of the list anyway.
@The-Chosen-one I haven’t played Cast of the Seven Godsends or HoPiKo substantially yet, but tried some Unboxed and it feels like it’ll be a promising journey when I get to it. Also, got a good taste of The Count Lucanor – an apparently intriguing and unnerving thriller adventure that gives me the vibe of the darker Grimm brothers fare. The Long Reach I’ve already beaten – it’s quite short but impressive enough that I could barely put it down, a truly chilling and tragic horror with a slightly Michael Crichton-esque plot.
Oh, and The Walking Vegetables, too – quirky, fun and reminiscent of Zombies Ate My Neighbours to some extent.