We're now lighting Bourbon Vanilla.

And apparently we chose new furnace, which will be replaced tomorrow.

I may need to find a game to turn my PC into a furnace tonight.

We're now at Heritage Pumpkin and Fall Day.

I have lit another candle. I may be looking for more.

My room will smell like espresso and wild mulberry by the end of today, with possibly more.

Flying Witch has been on my list to get for a while. I'll consider it next year.

Yeah, that might be why I'm hesitant to get into Trails. That's what, 10+ full game commitment?

Like, as an example:

I've had Shin Megami Tensei IV since it came out. That was 2013. No, I've never finished it. Did I also mention I've had Fire Emblem: Awakening since it came out and didn't finish it until last year?

I have a LONG backlog. I blame FFXIV. And Monster Hunter. And then Genshin.

I'm pretty sure 2 of those are mine, though it's process of elimination for a series someone else suggested.

Dragonfall is the one people like more. Either it's the story (though both are good), the cast (again, both are good), or the decking (combat in computers, I think HK removed the turn-based style).

Combat is basically XCom, with less punishment.

Then my pick is one or both of the later Shadowrun Games (base Returns is mostly nostalgia).

It's a gritty cyberpunk if 2012 happened and it was the emergence of Dungeons and Dragons into the world. Elves and magic in the corporate future with high tech guns and breaking into computer mainframes.

OK, the follow up question:

Anarchist State Germany or Kowloon Walled City?

Should note people prefer Germany.

I'm almost tempted to do this, but I'm already trying to complete a game a month already and struggling.

Anyway, I think I have two suggestions, but that depends: do you want a Dark Souls-level FP dungeon crawler, or a Dungeons and Dragons but Cyberpunk cRPG? The second has a follow up question.

Alright, hear me out:

Rebirth.

Yeah, I think Valkyria Chronicles has been on my list for...

A really long time.