NoSabo
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I love portable games platforms, or portable adjacent platforms. I collect that stuff.
You're only allowed to add 5 games to your favorites on here but I need to let ya'll know that Gran Turismo 2 and Elite: Dangerous deserve to be mentioned. They provide greater context.
He/him and I'm not a fan of cops.
I love portable games platforms, or portable adjacent platforms. I collect that stuff.
You're only allowed to add 5 games to your favorites on here but I need to let ya'll know that Gran Turismo 2 and Elite: Dangerous deserve to be mentioned. They provide greater context.
He/him and I'm not a fan of cops.
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GOTY '23
Participated in the 2023 Game of the Year Event
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Three twinks traumatized by the pandemic lock-downs travel to the Italian countryside to mend their relationship in this gripping visual novel. Stunning visuals compliment the horrifying yet profound narrative.
A must play, but heed the content warnings.
A must play, but heed the content warnings.
A Space for the Unbound has a touching, gripping story paired with stunning pixel art, and hit or miss puzzle game play.
The greatest complaint I can level at A Space for the Unbound are the loading screens peppered throughout the beautifully drawn town of Loka. Given how much the game has you going back and forth between different areas it can get extremely tedious seeing that brief loading screen so often.
Ultimately, my issues with traversing Loka are something I'll forget, but the memories I had with Atma and Raya will persist.
I can't wait for this studio's next work.
The greatest complaint I can level at A Space for the Unbound are the loading screens peppered throughout the beautifully drawn town of Loka. Given how much the game has you going back and forth between different areas it can get extremely tedious seeing that brief loading screen so often.
Ultimately, my issues with traversing Loka are something I'll forget, but the memories I had with Atma and Raya will persist.
I can't wait for this studio's next work.
Wonder frees us from the malaise of the "New Super Mario Bros." era with a fresh new art style, inventive and challenging level design and a surprisingly well put together online multiplayer mode that echoes games like Journey.