Playing Canis Canem Edit for the first time. To be honest, I had very high expectations and they didn't really get fulfilled.
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Oof, that's rough. Is that the one known as Bully elsewhere? What hasn't been to your liking?
Yup, that name is for PAL releases only.
I thought it would have been a much more in dept experience, instead I find character interactions very simplistics. I expected for interaction to have actually a bigger impact, when its honestly pretty meaningless especially with my character only knowing a few sentences outside of cutscenes.
Missions or tasks honestly feel more like chores thogheter with the lessons, that I feel like leave you with little time for missions. I completed chemistry and english, and feel like I can finally breath somewhat before completing art and sports. I hate how running from dorm to class you still end up having to dodge the principals because apparently you are late and are wanted for "unjustified absence".
I honestly also don't really like my character too. It is prothraied for his real dislike of being pushed around, yet it almost feels like he kneels to the feet of Gary Smith like its really nothing for how trusting he acts. But I am still at the start, and with how Gary acts I feel like this dude is 99.9% going to betray me.
Manic miners. Basically a remake of the LEGO rock raiders game from 1999. The original was a part of my childhood, and the remake is free, not buggy (unlike the original), and has better graphics. Would definitely recommend.
Zelda: Oracle of Ages!
(on a Miyoo Mini Plus, and it's a lovely experience!)
One of these:
- Diablo 1: The Hell 2 mod
- The original Diablo 2 (unmodded)