Most immediately, I am looking forward to the weekend.
I think The Henry Stickmin Collection and West of Loathing would fall under this category. Both of those are excellent.
Yes, finally getting to play Legends: Arceus since my pre-order has been delayed by 5-days at this point
. It was supposed to be here on release date but there have been some delays with mail delivery I think and I still haven't received it Haven't played any.... I don't think.
Not sure, my birthday's coming up next week but I don't really look forward to it as much now I'm getting old. I'm kind of looking forward to when the new F1 season starts in about a month's time though as I'll be able to watch it again.
I don't think I've played any indie games.
Not particularly. Things are just kinda happening as they go at the moment.
I'm gonna be super basic and say Hades because Hades is a fucking phenomenal game and you should play it. Yes, person reading this post, you specifically should go purchase Hades by Supergiant on the platform of your choice and then play it.
You can’t tell ME what to do! ):<
French. It's mostly very typical, standard European ingredients prepared with just a bit more finesse relative to English fare (though you'd struggle to get a sheet of paper between the two when it comes to certain dishes - one of the best French restaurant chains in the UK is famous for their English breakfasts).
It's strange to think of it as an indie game considering how monolithic it's become, but Undertale. It's impeccable.
I received a Game Boy Pocket and a few cartridges for Chanukah one year. One of those cartridges was Pokemon Red.
The Pokémon anime, more specifically the original series, when I was 5 or 6. And then Pokémon became extremely popular of course and pretty much everyone I knew at elementary school was into it. I started collecting the cards and trading them with other children during recess. At one point I even had a (female) teacher who joined in trading cards
I didn't get into the games until much later though (late Gen 3/start of Gen 4) due to my parents not being big on game consoles at first.
The pokemon anime, back when the Indigo League episodes were airing on TV here, I didn't really get into pokemon straight away but kind of started to follow it more after a few weeks, I also remember going to see the first movie in the cinema back then.
Pokemon VHS tapes from the local Blockbuster. I'd watch some scattered episodes from all over the original series, as well as the first few movies, even getting myself a copy of the first movie that I'd watch over and over. I'd been aware that the show was based on a series of games for a while, but I'd never had a system I could play them on until I got a DS for Christmas one year. I was originally going to get Diamond, but by the time I'd saved up enough money to buy a Pokemon game (those things are expensive for a kid) both it and Pearl were sold out at the only games store that I only rarely got to go to. By the next time I got to go, the only game in stock was Platinum, so that's what I got.
sounds like that worked out nicely for you, then.
People will play games that they’re interested in. Definitionally, this means some games will succeed more than other games.
My favourite holiday is Christmas
The Day After Easter, AKA: Cheap Chocolate Day.
Toss up between Yoku's Island Express and A Short Hike. Indie games have a way of creating incredibly calm and serene experiences without putting any pressure on the player for any reason at all - you're just in it to have a good time, and these are two examples of that.
The TCG, actually. It was a big thing back in second grade to collect cards and I ended up with quite a few myself. Only later did I realize that there were actual games to play in the series as well. I had a GBA at the time so my first game was Pokemon FireRed.
I don't really have a favourite dual typing but my favourite pokemon type is Water, it's also the type I chose to specialise in in my past attempts at using monotype teams
