A wilderness adventure

A new year again, but the same shit. I have managed to do a couple of things though, I uploaded a new video, and I made a new game review. The video is actually made of material I recorded a year ago, but didn't finish back then. So I decided to get it done, finally. It is nothing fancy, it is a cheap advent calendar game that I used to play as a kid. I thought it would be fun to post some gameplay though, in case someone else remembers this game from their childhood.

The review was supposed to be Bayonetta, since I already promised I would do that next... But I'm not done with that game yet, and I kind of randomly booted up this Nintendo DSi that I bought last year, to play a game there instead. And it wasn't a very long game, so I decided I could make a review of that also. It is a horse game, so I suppose it's not for everyone. But I played a bunch of horse games as a kid, so this felt kind of nostalgic. The crappy part is that I wasn't able to take any screenshots, so I had to just take photos of the screen... I tried my best, but of course you can still see it's not a real screenshot.

As for the Bayonetta review, I swear it is on its way, maybe I would be able to finish the game this weekend. There is not much left, so I can't just leave it hanging. I will also post a screenshot from WoW here, to show that I finally reached max level. Took me quite a while, but I'm still happy it is done now. Now I can really start playing the game!

Cold Case

Christmas went by and I have had the opportunity to play a little bit. I'm currently doing a playthrough of Bayonetta, and I hope to get that review done as soon as I finish the game. It has been quite interesting so far, and I think I made a fairly good choice when I tried to pick one game out of hundreds of alternatives. I have played a bit of WoW as well, just doing quests and trying to get to max level. I'm maybe not that far away anymore, but it just feels so slow since I have had such long pauses between gaming sessions.

I also played a co-op game with my other half, called Moving Out. It started out as a funny moving simulator, where you just pick up furniture from peoples houses and load it on to a truck. You get more points the faster you can do it. Later on it gets more complicated, with different kinds of obstacles and enemies. I'm not going to spoil something for anyone who wants to play this game, but I can say that it really takes some unexpected twists and turns... But overall a good game to play co-op, you are going to have a few laughs for sure.

Fluffy.

I am a little late to the party, but this weekend I finally bought The War Within, and have been playing a good 10 hours or so. Somehow I have a better feeling about this one than the last expansion, feels a little bit more "familiar" in some strange way. I was very excited when I got to go back to Dalaran at first, but that didn't last very long, since it kind of blew up pretty fast. Not to worry, I think that the new world of Khaz Algar is pretty cool. So far the story has been interesting, and it has captivated me properly this time. I have a feeling it won't take me too long to get to max level, at least not as long as it did in Dragonflight. I will keep you updated(hopefully)about the journey.

I also played a little bit of Arceus last night, I'm kind of stuck in a spot right now where I need to level my Pokémon a little bit or I won't pass the challenge. A few weeks ago I also played Mario Kart for a whole evening, it has been a while since last time. I also have to mention that last week I played this Steam game called Sudocats, which is basically just Sudoku but with cats. It was really fun though, it's nice to play these very simple games when you don't really have the energy to play a "real" game.

So there has been a little bit of gaming, and now I am probably going to continue on The War Within. This means that WoW Classic is going to have to be put on pause for a while, I just don't have time to play both actively at the same time. Laterz!