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  2024 Favorite List
  With 2025 arriving, and 2024 going, I thought I’d do something I’ve never done before and make a list about the previous year. Favorite game for zoning out: Spelunky I will play Spelunky for hours while listening to podcast, video essays, shows, and whatever. It’s easily the game I’ve put the most hours into and… Read more: 2024 Favorite List
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  Midnight Tinder
  Midnight Tinder is a game about frustrating the player in hopes that if you get rejected enough, humiliated enough, then your sunk-cost fallacy addled brain will think that the ends justified the means you were put through. It’s a dating sim where each and every character is flaky and flawed beyond belief. I give Midnight… Read more: Midnight Tinder
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  Peas Demand Peace
  CW for police brutality and violence. It’s like a game of blob tag. As you move your blob through city streets, parks, and plazas, the peas you contact join the mass movement.
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  I Killed My Husband
  Like Tetris, you are destined to lose I Killed My Husband. It is an exercise in lasting as long as you can before all the bricks you stacked become the obstacles that led to your demise.
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  Glory Glory
  Have you ever wondered what it’s like to have propaganda blasted straight into your retina? I do. Oooh, I do.
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  12 Steps a Man
  Now despite the gender essentializing title, this game is not about “being a manly man” or “Rugged individualism”–well in some ways it is about being a manly man, but we’ll get to that later–instead it’s a journey that explores the fuzzy edges of gender and identity. It’s hard to talk about this game without spoiling it, so I’ll give you my overall thoughts in the up here part before going more in depth.