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The Last Spark Hunter DLC has finally managed to throw a wrench into the team setup I used for 98% of the main game. Luckily, it was just a miniboss, but I have a feeling I'll see him again.

I finished off Azrael in Arkham Knight and finally understood that my least favorite Predator map is actually kind of broken in the player's favor. I was always so intimidated by how big and full of enemies it is, but they really don't like leaving their assigned floor. Now I treat it as four seperate maps stacked on top of each other and it's so much easier! Next up, I'll have to replay Batgirl's extra story for some achievements that were hidden for some reason and then take her through these challenges. She's not actually the next character in the list, but I'm saving that one character for last. I just have a feeling she will be the most difficult one to use...

I picked up my Infinite Fusion Nuzlocke again. I had to fill up some empty spaces that the Elite 4 so rudely blasted into my team, but I'm off to conquer Johto next!

I really should go back and try picking up where I left off in Unicorn Overlord weeks ago, but for some reason I've found shiny hunting in Pokemon Violet more entertaining. I'm rather surprised at how Unicorn Overlord felt so bland and disappointing. I think I was expecting one type of game and got something quite different in a way that just couldn't hold my interest. Maybe I just got burned out on high fantasy JRPG games and need to play something different yet still fun for me for a while.

Backpack Battles is fun but it can get boring real quick.

Potion Craft before that was super fun and actually kept me on the edge for quite a while.

There's a lot of cool indie games and I'm currently digging through a good chunk of the Rogue lites ^^

I've been playing Endless Ocean Luminous. It's super chill and interesting, I've been listening to/reading the descriptions for some of the animals I've been scanning and hopefully learning some ocean trivia. It's fun to do the shared or solo dives, but the story mode really drags. I'll try to finish it eventually, but it's not the most fun.

I will be getting into other games this weekend. I finally ordered Gravity Circuit on physical format, which will hopefully arrive early tomorrow. And I think I will get back to Tears of the Kingdom...

I am super into Story of Season.

Wew, office job wear me down. I need refresh.

I would pick a farm life over office job on city if I can make a bunch of gold like i did in Story of Season.

• A crop would only took few day, and it took you like, a month, to be able to renovate, expand your house.
• Live rent free
• Food cost almost nothing. Really, the breakfast is free, and you only need 1 meal to survive. You can survive without cost.

Luigi's Mansion, the first game! It's an oldie but a goodie!

Finished Little Kitty, Big City!

This was a fun little game. It takes a bit of inspiration of Untitled Goose Game as you play another small animal messing around in a city.

However, this one has a lot more focus on exploration and less on trolling humans. There's a lot of places to climb/crawl, plenty of shiny things and hats to collect, plus some animals with funny dialogue to talk around in the city.

It definitely could use some polish - camera, controls and graphics all feel a bit janky, but it's not too detrimental to the experience.

Playing Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice, part of the Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy!

Slow progress this week, but I did finish the second case which was the good old "someone from the Wright agency gets accused of murder" case we get every game.

And now it looks like we're going back to Phoenix's misadventures in Khura'in. I wonder if Maya will manage to get in trouble again this game?

Playing Drainus!

A shoot 'em up from Team Ladybug, the same developer as the the Lodoss War and Touhou metroidvanias I played recently.

I feel this one is inspired by the Gradius games, with you being able to configure your loadout with different options for attack, options, missiles and shields, and also the ability to choose the order you unlock these.

However, there's some interesting twists to that formula. Upgrades are unlocked as you play, and you can adjust your loadout mid-game. When you get hit you lose one upgrade level, and you only die if you get hit while at zero upgrades. There's a "reflect shield" mechanic that lest you absorb energy attacks and send them back to the enemies.

There's also a storyline of sorts, but I can't comment much on that as I'm still fairly early in the game.

I think my switch took a lot dust pately, but i play a bit xenoblade chronicles 2 this weekend.

Last weekend I just needed something simple for a while, so I finally started an Animal Crossing island on my switch lite. My wife and I have put a bunch of time into crafting an island on our original switch, so it's been fun to start so over. I forgot just how slow moving the game is, though. 😛 My plan for the island is to keep it standard fantasy themed - my house will be a wizard tower on a hill, amidst a dense forest. There will also be a "secret" fruit forest that you have to quest for. All the houses and buildings will be located in a single, village-like area with some farms

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