It’s been my very much needed weekend destress game. One of those games, similar to Cloverpit, where I thought I wouldn’t like it… until I played it.
Slay The Spire
I’d love to play STP2, but I am saving money for a trip first weekend of April. It’s probably gonna be some time mid April or May when I can finally get the early access, assuming they don’t take it down for whatever reason.
Sonic Rush Adventure
Also a much needed destress game. Perfect for on the go on my 3DS.
I wonder if you’d enjoy: Frostpunk
It’s a bit too short in my opinion, but fun. It does rounds of building and preparing then you have to endure the winter.
Equally along those same lines, Timberborn is really cool. It’s another city builder, but with beavers. You have to survive waves of drought.
I’ve tried Timerborn once before and wasn’t able to get into it since my toaster desktop couldn’t run it well under windows. 10, but I’m willing to give it another try on either my deck or laptop some day in the future.
I’d also be down to try Frostpunk some day since it’s been long enough since I watched a playthrough that I wouldn’t mind trying it.
As to whether or not I’d like either, that’s the question of the hour. Kinda forgot both existed until you brought them up.
Coal LLC
It’s been my very much needed weekend destress game. One of those games, similar to Cloverpit, where I thought I wouldn’t like it… until I played it.
Slay The Spire
I’d love to play STP2, but I am saving money for a trip first weekend of April. It’s probably gonna be some time mid April or May when I can finally get the early access, assuming they don’t take it down for whatever reason.
Sonic Rush Adventure
Also a much needed destress game. Perfect for on the go on my 3DS.
I wonder if you’d enjoy:
Frostpunk
It’s a bit too short in my opinion, but fun. It does rounds of building and preparing then you have to endure the winter.
Equally along those same lines, Timberborn is really cool. It’s another city builder, but with beavers. You have to survive waves of drought.
I’ve tried Timerborn once before and wasn’t able to get into it since my toaster desktop couldn’t run it well under windows. 10, but I’m willing to give it another try on either my deck or laptop some day in the future.
I’d also be down to try Frostpunk some day since it’s been long enough since I watched a playthrough that I wouldn’t mind trying it.
As to whether or not I’d like either, that’s the question of the hour. Kinda forgot both existed until you brought them up.