Undertale
Haven't posted for a while.
I went off video games for a bit, literally haven't touched TES since I started, but I started playing Undertale.
On a whim, mind you.
It's quite an interesting game. The game tries to persuade you not to fight enemies or kill anyone (although you still can, but apparently you pay for it later). It's more about interaction and...stuff like that. Kinda weird, but good.
I'm enjoying it so far. There are a LOT of influences from Earthbound - it's painfully obvious to me, and I love that.
I don't know what keeps me playing it, tbh. It's not usually my kind of game.
I'd much rather be fighting monsters or something, but the game...kinda penalises you for that? If you kill a particular mini-boss, you actually lose experience for it.
I got back into reading again. Can't remember if I said this before.
Also getting on with my writing contest and doing alright so far. There's been a deadline extension of about 2 weeks, so I've got that to be going on with.
Man, now I want to replay Earthbound.
I went off video games for a bit, literally haven't touched TES since I started, but I started playing Undertale.
On a whim, mind you.
It's quite an interesting game. The game tries to persuade you not to fight enemies or kill anyone (although you still can, but apparently you pay for it later). It's more about interaction and...stuff like that. Kinda weird, but good.
I'm enjoying it so far. There are a LOT of influences from Earthbound - it's painfully obvious to me, and I love that.
I don't know what keeps me playing it, tbh. It's not usually my kind of game.
I'd much rather be fighting monsters or something, but the game...kinda penalises you for that? If you kill a particular mini-boss, you actually lose experience for it.
I got back into reading again. Can't remember if I said this before.
Also getting on with my writing contest and doing alright so far. There's been a deadline extension of about 2 weeks, so I've got that to be going on with.
Man, now I want to replay Earthbound.