The fear ofc is if I make a false start and take a long time to get back I may just lose the thread. So I find I want a lot of time free to read a lot in one go and that almost never surfaces as part of daily adult life.
It’s silly, I should just train myself up to read a bit at a time, regularly.
It’s silly, I should just train myself up to read a bit at a time, regularly.
November 29, 2025 at 3:38 PM
The fear ofc is if I make a false start and take a long time to get back I may just lose the thread. So I find I want a lot of time free to read a lot in one go and that almost never surfaces as part of daily adult life.
It’s silly, I should just train myself up to read a bit at a time, regularly.
It’s silly, I should just train myself up to read a bit at a time, regularly.
The big issue for me is finding a time when there is both time (visual novels and narrative games take a lot of time to explore/enjoy) and the mood/desire.
I have quite a lot of narrative games bought and awaiting play, including yours, but it becomes like the «to read» bookpile, also evergrowing.
I have quite a lot of narrative games bought and awaiting play, including yours, but it becomes like the «to read» bookpile, also evergrowing.
November 29, 2025 at 3:32 PM
The big issue for me is finding a time when there is both time (visual novels and narrative games take a lot of time to explore/enjoy) and the mood/desire.
I have quite a lot of narrative games bought and awaiting play, including yours, but it becomes like the «to read» bookpile, also evergrowing.
I have quite a lot of narrative games bought and awaiting play, including yours, but it becomes like the «to read» bookpile, also evergrowing.
Sure is a dog eat dog world out there.
November 17, 2025 at 2:12 AM
Sure is a dog eat dog world out there.
Strange that we may stand upon the shoulders of giants, but upon the backs of mice we rise.
You’ve come a long way from raiding our granaries and indirectly spreading plagues, ya li’l fuzzballs.
You’ve come a long way from raiding our granaries and indirectly spreading plagues, ya li’l fuzzballs.
November 6, 2025 at 12:31 AM
Strange that we may stand upon the shoulders of giants, but upon the backs of mice we rise.
You’ve come a long way from raiding our granaries and indirectly spreading plagues, ya li’l fuzzballs.
You’ve come a long way from raiding our granaries and indirectly spreading plagues, ya li’l fuzzballs.
It can be hard to find the will to sit down with a Good Game when in a mood - for fear of affecting the experience - but as far as games that keep you busy, Planet Crafter certainly hits.
Maybe you should try some silly co-op games with friends: Peak, Lethal Company, RV There Yet, R.E.P.O., etc.
Maybe you should try some silly co-op games with friends: Peak, Lethal Company, RV There Yet, R.E.P.O., etc.
November 1, 2025 at 11:16 AM
It can be hard to find the will to sit down with a Good Game when in a mood - for fear of affecting the experience - but as far as games that keep you busy, Planet Crafter certainly hits.
Maybe you should try some silly co-op games with friends: Peak, Lethal Company, RV There Yet, R.E.P.O., etc.
Maybe you should try some silly co-op games with friends: Peak, Lethal Company, RV There Yet, R.E.P.O., etc.
Ah, that classic medieval wisdom: don’t pick on people near twice your size and thrice in snoot.
October 20, 2025 at 11:16 PM
Ah, that classic medieval wisdom: don’t pick on people near twice your size and thrice in snoot.
Played in a test scenario of this and 'twas fun!
October 20, 2025 at 10:14 PM
Played in a test scenario of this and 'twas fun!