Maybe one day I'll find a farming game that doesn't look tedious. Honestly, I should just try Stardew Valley and see what I think. But in Farmagia, growing the monsters—while a cool idea!—just sounds boring.
Last year I played Nano Assault EX for the 3DS, expecting it to be a scrolling shooter like the other games from its developer, but it turned out to be a twin stick shooter interspersed with Star Fox-like levels. It was kind of short but I enjoyed playing it.
Nice to see Renegade Ops getting a mention! It was a PS+ game on the PS3 the first month I subscribed and I played all the way through it. I don't remember a lot of specifics about the the game but hey, like I said, I did play all the way through!
Banana Rumble is the first Monkey Ball game I have played since the GameCube days. I have not tried the mini games yet but that's too bad that they don't live up to those older games. The MB mini games can be so zany...which I guess is true of the whole series lol.
I have a feeling that I'll be coming back to Vampire Survivors periodically for a long time, especially with all the cool DLC they've been putting out.
Man, those DS versions sound so good. I hope I come across them sometime and get to try them out.
I will definitely check out Yars Rising. And I'm glad to finally have an explanation of Bakeru! I've seen that mentioned a few times. But congrats to Zelda! A well-deserved win, it sounds like. But if you get a chance to play Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, give it a try! It is still probably cheap.
I will do that! I've heard the name mentioned but I don't know much about it.
Star Fox Guard was a boxed game but was not sold by itsef. It came packaged with Star Fox Zero. I heard it got super cheap on the secondhand market after the Switch came out. Like, people were buying multiple copies from GameStop just to have back up Wii U game cases.
I'll be sure to read your awards blog!
I am hoping to get this collection, mainly for MvC2, but it would be fun to go through the games in chronological order and see what changed game to game.
