radioactivez0r

When I hit the point where I figured completing the satellite was the "end" of the game, I thought about what else there is to do. I'm not huge on the base building/organization, but I am very curious about using some of the random one off stuff, like the recreational canopy or the figurine platform. I have collected a few of the figures already and may just try to complete the set. At some point I assume I will consider myself to have done everything of note.

@csl316: I think I was close to 40 hours in when I inexplicably stopped; maybe I started playing XCOM, I dunno. I reinstalled it though, would like to see it to the end.

Also a Chakram main, those things are kickass.

@tevor_the_third : I actually don't know if you can teleport between planets without having the core activated...but I haven't gotten a node activated anywhere else yet :)

I have gotten to a point where I'm traveling in the solar system and seeing the possibilities stretch out and it's getting a little intimidating. Love this series to help keep me sane.

Vinny seems like the best sort of person to play co-op games with. Patient, explains things to people less familiar without ever sounding condescending, has a great time just kickin it with pals. This also applies to the GTFO vid, which I haven't finished.

Seems like run 1 is to just destroy the place for the funsies, and run 2 is the one where you care about the score.

My only worry is that the concept of "get thing X to place Y" doesn't get stale. Still, it looks like a hoot.

@nevergameover: I've "played" two, in the sense that I spent at least 15+ minutes with them. I'm looking forward to checking out several others, though. Probably picking up Control before the winter sales end, honestly.

I'm glad people found enjoyment in this game, but god damn absolutely nothing in this entire 75 minute video looked fun.

@reversegamelan: Also effective in Hand of Fate

The negotiation battles are a little obtuse to me, though I see the ideas in the mechanic. Randomly reminded me of a game that I'm not sure was ever completed and was pretty widely panned called Winter Voices, where your attacks were emotional/psychological but manifested as damage.

@puppymehard: I figured out that exclamation mark hint and after the 8th time they went into crafting without noticing I admit I got a little annoyed. But I'm glad there are means of figuring it out.

I got a little bit of a Keflings vibe from this, but those games made the building part very efficient (which I appreciated). Speaking of, they should make a new Keflings game.