Well, I’m in the middle of washing my car when writing this. But I guess its a good time.
I picked up Pathfinder Adventures on Steam a few days ago. A near £50 + card game for £15 (give or take a few pennies).
Now normally I am a card lover, I like the feel of playing a card game with cards, having them in hand means I can look at them when I need to, pick cards up and check wording, it feels intuitive.
Even so, I do believe computerised card games do have some benefits.
Hundred Knight is a 2013 RPG game on the PS3 which was created for the Revival Edition for the PS4.
And when I played the demo I enjoyed it enough to pick it up… however I’m only so far in and I’ve hit something more scarier than Resident Evil 7 and Silent Hill 2 wrapped into one…
… the difficulty spike!
Well I did it; I went back to twitch and sent an hour running the Swindle…
… and then hated how badly I played… when trying to speak at the same time… the problem is, because I don’t want my face to be on camera (I have a plan for that believe me).
And that was a problem, more than I actually knew at the time.
As I look at the past week of work I’ve done for my blog, I seem to have more to show for it.
Nearly 40 minutes of Audio work for a single target… the Sexy Brutale was a great game to try audio blogging on.
WARNING SPOILER HEAVY… PLAY THIS GAME FIRST… AUDIO ONLY
WARNING SPOILER HEAVY… PLAY THIS GAME FIRST… AUDIO ONLY
The Fury of Dracula is a game of Cat and Mouse along the line of Letters of Whitechapel and Nuns on the Run,…
… and one that freaked me out…
Worst still I played it against my mother (1 on 1)… bad move on part because she was an expert of hide and seek; however it was an experience of playing with a hidden element.
And feeling you are solving nothing…
Now from the way I talked about Early Access last week, you’d think that I was against Early Access.
However, I do know that it is useful and I can understand why they do it.
I also do not see it as a bad thing… some games do need Early Access to help.
The question is… which ones?… And how do you go about it?
