The rise of the "acquire" button.
Caligvla
joined 2 years ago
I like minimalism.
There's also a sandbox mode, for freeform experimentation, and perhaps most interestingly the ability to enter real world coordinates and generate a map based on a real world location. If you want to generate a map based on your hometown, and fix that forever-clogged junction on your commute to work, you can do so.
Okay, now you caught my attention.
I mean, that's a problem with the original as well. But it's not because you live in a primitive way that you can't take care of your appearance, if anything prehistoric people were already shaving themselves and styling their bodyhair for dozens of thousands of years before writing was even a thing. If you want more realistic characterization then give her sunburnt and rough skin, callouses on her hand, scars on her limbs, that sort of thing...
There's this concept in game design called game flow, which in simple terms is essentially what happens when a game is both engaging and challenging at just the right amounts to the point where you get immersed in the experience. You can't have good flow without both some challenge and reward.
That's why games that are too simple and/or easy are boring. I feel like that's a very fine line you have to walk if you want to make a "cozy" game. How relaxing is relaxing enough without being boring? You need a minimum of challenge and stakes, because that's makes good games good.
ussr dot win
Yeah, I'm not clicking that, dawg. This whole post is sketchy as fuck to say the least.
It was only a matter of time, especially for Nintendo.
these hands can be applied on you
Please do ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
TIL what a Merkin is. Fucking hell, enough internet for today.
They think alphabet agencies can't hack/infect/bug their fairphone at will without them even noticing.
Time for an invasion, boys! First Costa Rica and then Iceland!