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As of 6:12pm 4/1/2026, we've got just over 10 minutes until they reach their launch window to send four astronauts into space! This time is pretty special, cuz if their Earth orbit goes well, they'll be headed off toward the moon! Yeah, her! We might be visiting the moon (the moon's orbit, anyway) with live people for the first time since the 1970s!

I have some notes about it for you too, as to why you needed this game 10 minutes ago, as well as things to expect:

- This is pretty much %100 exploration. No combat, no upgrading, no competition, nothing. Lots of mystery, space travel, terrain traversal, and puzzles!

- It has a wonderful soundtrack! It uses unique instruments and genre choices instead of the standard sci-fi sounds.

- This game is made with love, with so many little details that help the game’s impact be even more special, and the characters are really likeable!

- You can roast marshmallows :D

I’ve also got a few tips and forewarnings on some things:

- GO INTO THIS BLIND. I cannot stress this enough. Go in as blind as possible because this is one of those games that you can really only experience for the first time once. Avoid looking up answers to puzzles unless you’re truly, absolutely stumped. Spoilers are your worse enemy.

- You will be floating through open space at least once. If you have a fear of deep oceans or smth like that, you will have to face that. But please please please don’t let that stop you from playing this, it won’t always be prevalent.

- Gameplay is non-linear, in that it’s rare for two players to discover things in the same order. Don’t limit yourself! And let yourself be patient, let yourself be curious, let yourself make mistakes. And check the log. Please, check your log.

Your religious beliefs are yours and yours alone. forcing it upon others is cruel and insensitive. If I were on a diet, I wouldn’t try to get donuts banned from the country just because “I’m on a diet.” Don’t take away people’s choices because “those are just my beliefs.”

Forcing your beliefs onto others and punishing those that will not conform is not ‘Religious Freedom.’ That’s (in this case) Christo-Fascism. which is Not Good btw

Check your state website for voting information, and see if you can confirm that you’re registered. If you’re not sure or are having trouble navigating the webpages, you can always go or call into your local town hall or secretary of state, and they should be able to help you. It’s also not a bad idea to familiarize yourself with candidates, proposals, and the ballot overall, if possible.

I know transportation and accessibility can be an issue. (for example, my polling place has us go up a flight of stairs to the room where they hold it.) If any of these things are the case, contact a friend or family member that could help you out. Otherwise, there will be poll workers or volunteers there, and there’s nothing wrong with asking for their help, too. They’ll also be eager to answer your questions and help with the process!

If you’re away from your polling place or have to work at the time of your election, an absentee ballot will be the way to go. Make sure to request them ahead of time, though, or it might not reach you or be available.

I know laws around voting are changing as of late in a lot of states, so try to be aware of your rights, deadlines, and locations. These should be available on your state’s voting webpage.

Voting might seem stressful, pointless, or complicated, but I firmly believe the future of our country pivots on how these next few election cycles go. Educate or at least familiarize yourself with the issues at hand, and who might support or reflect some of your beliefs. Pick the lesser evil, if you must. But staying silent and abstaining from voting will only hurt all of us.