Taking some time with Dave The Diver. I can see why this game felt so gripping at the time of release, it just keeps introducing mechanic after mechanic, minigame after minigame, though that flow feels oddly exhausting - I’ve gone very few dives without something popping up - as well as slightly stagnant at a certain point.
Doing runs on ScourgeBringer until I can think of something else action-y to play. Roguelikes tend to be my “in case of emergency” games that I play when I can’t think of anything else plot-based to dive into, and this is one of the most satisfying, fast-paced titles that I own, so its always a pleasure to replay every once in a while.
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Taking some time with Dave The Diver. I can see why this game felt so gripping at the time of release, it just keeps introducing mechanic after mechanic, minigame after minigame, though that flow feels oddly exhausting - I’ve gone very few dives without something popping up - as well as slightly stagnant at a certain point.
Doing runs on ScourgeBringer until I can think of something else action-y to play. Roguelikes tend to be my “in case of emergency” games that I play when I can’t think of anything else plot-based to dive into, and this is one of the most satisfying, fast-paced titles that I own, so its always a pleasure to replay every once in a while.