Fast Karate has discord? Can you post the link?
As far as I know Iām not. On steam Iām aspvip. If you see a penguin itās me.
I take it back, I love Shenzhen I/O. I had to relearn the lesson from TIS-100: build something shitty first before worrying about optimizing, even if optimizing then means completely redesigning from scratch. And since I put ~5 hours into building my magnum opus, I really canāt talk shit anymore. Itās great.
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My brotherās been begging me to try out Shadowrun for ages, so I started a game of Shadowrun: Dragonfall. I like it so far.
Iāve also been playing around with Niche. Itās really cute.
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Make sure to talk to your party!
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Iāve been playing The Escapists 2 recently. Itās pretty fun but is flawed and feels very unfinished. The menus and UI in general are very clunky. Crafting and world interactivity are limited in unexpected ways. Multiplayer is good, but Iāve had it desync a couple times for a few seconds. If they would just overhaul the UI and fix a couple little frustrating things I would recommend it, but not with the way it currently plays.
Is anyone playing Cuphead? It looks like exactly my kind of game in a way I didnāt know could exist.
Playing Picross S, and now Stardew Valley.
One can get addicted to Picross, very easily.
Iām holding out on Stardew Valley until there is official co-op. Also, I hear a lot of complaints about the UI on the switch. Apparently the right analog stick is being used to control the mouse cursor. That just sounds awful. Iāll go for PC on that one.
Also playing Picross, but mostly trying to finish Metroid.
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2018 is the estimated time for Stardew Co-op. That is when I will farm up with any of you. Also there is an incredible UI mod on the PC version that makes the game awesome.
Been playing a hell of a lot of Zelda: Breath of the Wild after getting a switch about a week or so ago and having a good time with it. Iāve also started playing Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Itās the first time Iāve really played a Mario Kart game since Mario Kart 64. Now anything under 200 CC feels too slow.
aha! Iāve been trying to remember this for awhile; RPS had this up awhile back and I was trying to remember the name of it.
I really liked the ending to this one
I just finished http://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/index.html which is also a cow/cookie clicker with a story
I cheated and saw all of it in a few minutes thanks to the JavaScript console.
Took me the better part of today 
Though do I wonder if the completely unobfuscated/unminified code is a bug or a feature
Grrr, those are joules not watts!
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Being a bachelor for a week has meant a lot more focused game time, so a few things Iāve beaten recently.
Titanfall 2 - Never played the first one, only got this because it was highly lauded for having a great single player campaign. Donāt know if I necessarily agree, but it was fun enough. I know that the titans are a focus for this game, but overall I much preferred just the normal on-ground shooting portions. The wall running platforming was stupid though, not a fan.
Shovel Knight - I donāt really know how I was able to push through to finishing this game because I didnāt like it for the most part. It reminds me too much of what I dislike about old NES games, the constant feeling that my character isnāt doing what Iām telling it to. Itās an exceptionally well made game, but itās also in an aesthetic that Iām just tired of now. Iām at that point where it has to be 16-bit or later retro for me to care.
Fez - On the opposite end, I really enjoyed playing this one all the way through. I basically beat the whole game in one sitting on Saturday and then went back Sunday to get 100% completion. I did end up looking up some of the solutions and just to figure out what the symbols mean because Iām lazy like that when it comes to fulfilling my completionist tendencies. Still, I wouldnāt mind playing it again some years down the road if I get the itch to do so.
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Fez is amazing even if some puzzles are legit unsolvable.
So I have been aying both Mario x Rabbids and Mario Odyssey.
Got to say the forced motion controls in Odyssey plus the dive action being something that isnāt a button (ZL and Y) might make it a deal breaker for me before my All controller gets in. Itās really annoying that they are trying to forced you to play this game on a TV when most of the time I am going to be in handheld mode and simply canāt do the nearly required actions unless I jam my thumb.
Rabbids on the other hand is fucking great, the Mario puzzles combined with xcom battles work amazingly well together, us the beepbo adds a lot of streight man humor to the rabbids crazy antics. Plus the annoyance factor is toned WAY DOWN from their normal style so adults who donāt have kids can enjoy it. If you like xcom style combat, or want a more movement based version of that then I say go grab it.