I recently put all my games into shelving. Before it was just in plastic bins on the floor. It looks much better now. I'd like to do something special with it, though, like take my favorite games and display them in some way. I'm not sure yet how to do that.
Looking forward to it. I'm sure you'll mention ones I overlooked.
I've been having a lot of trouble finding time for my handhelds. What to do?
It's probably the only game I've ever put that much time into. It wasn't so much doing creative building but Mark and I playing it over and over again as a kind of rpg in survival mode: you start with nothing and build what you need to beat the End Dragon. I also played it solo with all the hard settings on as a kind of surivival/horror game many times.
Really want to try Kirby's Robobot game. The Axe of the Bloodgod podcast raved about Pocket Card Jockey in their end of year, best RPGs show. I've played the demo and really liked it. If I could find some time for handheld gaming, I would play it more for sure.
Not sure if I have a favorite single game for this year. I have to think about it some more.
2016 was fine for me until the end of the summer and then it sucked really bad for like a few months. Things leveled out in November and December was ok, but I feel like things will never be the same again. Well, that could be good if things change in 2017. I'm always hopeful.
Happy New Years!
At least you can play co-op. I got Mark to play with me on survival mode. That was pretty cool.
Gotta try this game sometime.
I'm curious about Tiny Troopers.
I like it solo as well. There's lots of ways you can challenge yourself and different character builds definitely result in fantasically different visual effects in action.
