I have watched only half of this by now, and I'm entertaining the idea of setting myself an upper limit on hours I spend on a game. (Unless it's Xenoblade.)

Well, I bought Cleopatra Fortune on Steam, despite its price. A few thoughts... 1) I'd appreciate a longer grace period before blocks get stuck on where they landed. 2) I'd want to try to do this better. 3) The mystery mode goals are not translated.

I hear Cleopatra Fortune's Saturn port has landed on Switch. Anyone got takes if this is a solid game or not?

I watched a PBS Spacetime video that considered the chance that humans are an early spacefaring civilization. Then I asked which games have humans as Precursors or Ancients, if you will.

This week I became acquainted with Philomena Cunk. How she feels in this video is me when a specific critical thing is still broken.

My entry ranked 19/32 in MSXdev'22. Not unexpected, didn't have much time nor energy to put into this this year.

I have no clue what Marvel Snap is other than a game, but the first thing the name makes me think is playing as someone taking photos of superheroes while riding a tram.

I bought an obvious Flegmabait: Arkanoid - Eternal Battle (physical). Includes an online battle royale mode for 25 players. I gave it a shot. It was me and 24 AI players. And it also had a day-one patch ":thumbsup:"

I saw a video whose title asked if ZX Spectrum Vega+ was the worst crowdfunder in history. I'm wondering if even among gaming system crowdfunders, Intellivision Amico would have that title locked.

Made "more proper" pizza than usual (i.e., base not made of rye bread slices). Rye flour, germ flour, regular wheat flour dough, topped with bratwurst, kale, onion and pineapple.

Liking the first bonus stages in Ex Zodiac more than the main levels. Fingers crossed all-range mode makes no appearance later on...

Still very much disliking Dariusburst Chronicle Saviours.

Cats, 19th century style.

Plateauing.

Yesterday. (Timestamp 1:06, if it doesn't work here.)

Dealing with minor covid symptoms, listening to Eric Idle's That's Death (from a Discworld game), trying to work at least part of the day (home, of course). That's Life. (Flashing colour warning for the video.)

MSXdev'22 got 32 entries this year -- another high number. 9 entries still unknown (arrived on the last day == yesterday), but the point'n'click that's 32MB or so in size is a solid candidate to win.

If there are no birds, only government drones, so what's KFC been feeding you lot?

Finally got the Turrican Collector's Edition for Switch, 25 months after preordering.

I defeated the long tapeworm enemy once in Hyper Demon, but it has defeated me at least twice. And I don't see a training option for it.

I've played over 4h of Hyper Demon this weekend, I have a headache and I cannot stop. This is why I will never amount to anything.

I don't think I'll start watching The Tick at my age, but are there really no bread villains in DC? (A google result says there was in Earth-9047, whatever that is.)

So I bought Hyper Demon, from the creators of Devil Daggers. More in the same vein, but definitely not for anyone with any problems with flashing lights, or even without. Eurogamer subheader: "a playable migraine, in a good way."

Not bread but pear cakes, take two (a much more successful take even). I should bake bread sooner than later, though.

What do you make out of a game title "Loot Box Simulator - RPG Anime Girls"? (Yes, a game by this name is on eShop.)