ShallNoiseUpon posted:

You're not even landlord of this thread I'm paying rent to Jay Rust to sleep under the thread ratings

Walla posted:

I'm on the second case of GAA2. It's fun! Unfortunately it's something that the kid and I can only play on the weekends because 2 people with ADHD playing a VN will take forever. I think the first game took us 60 hours to get through.

Walla posted:

That's been our thing for the past year. We went through the first 2 Ace Attorney games, Nirvana Initiative and now GAA 2. I think we might get 13 Sentinels next.

FirstAidKite posted:

So I'm on Turnabout for Tomorrow in Phoenix Wright Dual Destinies and I have a question.

So I just got to the reveal about the robot repair/dismantler table being used on a person and I swear I've seen this exact thing in another game somewhere but I cannot for the life of me remember where. Do any of you have any clue what other games had that as a plot point, that someone died because they got put onto a ro- ah fuckin poo poo I was thinking about hitman lmao well gently caress it, gonna finish typing this post anyway. Don't you just love when you're trying to remember something so you go to ask and it's only when you're asking that you suddenly remember?

there is no longer a question.

Boba Pearl posted:

Atelier is one of the greatest series in gaming.

Escobarbarian posted:

Relax Or DIE posted:

i finished cult of the lamb - it took ten hours or so - and in final estimation i think that it's pretty middling, charming visual style aside. the game's various parts loop into each other in a way that is pretty compelling but i'm not sure any part is more than okay. the combat section is low on variety and high on enemies that feel like bloated hp sacks. there's like, 3 or 4 weapon types and 4 or 5 spell types with some reskins with slightly different passive effects available. the various upgrade cards you get have no real impact on playstyle. plus, a lot of the combat just feels a bit off - hitting enemies tends to push you apart in a way that makes it feel kind of messy, and when you can cancel into a dodge roll doesn't feel quite right sometimes. there aren't really enough interest non-combat rooms to make the runs feel very distinct either. sitting here i could not tell you about a run that stood out as particularly good or bad, they all kind of blend together.

the town building is cute but also very thin. despite having 5 tiers of building upgrades they run out of actual new toys around tier 3 and the rest is just kind of meaningless upgrades. the outhouse having a bigger poo poo container or being able to send out two missionaries instead of one just never mattered. the most important upgrade in the entire thing is probably on the 4th tier where you can make it so your cultists will actually harvest the crops in addition to planting and watering them, though this also eliminates the only real job you need to handle besides cooking. basically the running of the town is not particularly involved or interesting but there are a decent amount of decoration items so there is some room to have a good time customizing your space.

i don't think the game is bad, but it's probably a 6 or a 7 and i think if you go into it with genre expectations from either the roguelite or town builder end you might be disappointed at how little there actually is on offer here.

also the fishing minigame is just a less fun version of stardew valley's.

hatty posted:

How can you post news like that but provide no pictures?

Gripweed posted:

Wen we took in a pregnant cat I was not prepared for how much a litter of kittens would poo poo. I imagine a litter of puppies produce even more.

haveblue posted:

Post pictures after they stop looking like weird little wet rats