#pixel quest

They're doing some hero quest for a greater good, right? Then why all they leave behind seems to be disaster and pain? Are they so different from the Hatred that lives inside them?

Maybe a trigger warning for: "Choking and overall violence?"

Bad Things is genuinely an amazing game, the whole experience was something else.

I really wanted to at least comment a bit about it, because the story is interesting with the way it starts building up this familiar yet uncomfortable atmosphere, like something is wrong but you can't put a finger on what.

The relation between Ivan and Andrew is good? It feels like they aren't good for eachother, but they seem trusting with personal deals but then things start to escalate after each chapter.

Despite being a real coward when it comes to anything tension or horror related, I really like how you feel at the edge most of the time (I was playing with cold hands afraid of possible jumpscares.) The way the game presents you with your apartament as some safe place, where you feel anchored to reality, to then give you a jumpscare after you already got used to the place is so arrgghh. Like I don't feel safe on my own home.

Now some more chill stuff I've played.

Pupi's Midnight Munchies, I love the models for the Characters and the lore of it is pretty interesting.

Now, for some reason I got into RPG, Roguelike or whatever genre of games they are.

I like some of Absolvement's mechanics but it feels too hard (Maybe skill issue but eh.)

Pixel quest has a cool lore and gameplay, but it gets kinda grindy later on.

The same goes for AAC, but like Absolvemen t the experience could've been better in multplayer.

Quest for the Legendary bloxycola is pretty solid I guess, it's fun overall.

I've already played Neon Knights some time in the past and this game still good, my main issue is my roblox crashing on mid run or even at the end. But that's not a game problem, I'm aware.

The minefields are basically, minesweeper but extra. It's cool to learn minesweeper, and the little story is nice for context.

Nullscape has this odd vibe for it, that weird game you find for accident that is actually very well done and fun, despite being hard to get used with.