Quoting: Purple Library GuyLiam's leading us down The Garden Path again.

Ironically, the headline is not a garden path sentence [External Link]. :grin:

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Wow. This made me think of one of LEGO's earliest games (which I haven't thought of in probably decades at this point), Lego Loco [External Link]. Which was similar in being a sort of open-ended sandbox where you built towns and various (LEGO) creatures showed up and just kinda moved around and chilled out. Although I think the trains were supposed to be focus. :happy:

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Shooters typically aren't really my jam, and I haven't really played any of the older games this is modeled after, but this engaging review not-a-review :tongue: has actually got me somewhat interested.

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I don't have the patience to build the kinds of cool contraptions I see other people make, but I can't wait to see the videos of people making contraptions that can finally handle all three domains of air, land, and sea.

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Hopefully, like Stardew Valley, it adds multiplayer in future. :smile:

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Oh man, I can't wait for the first news articles to break about when Microsoft inevitably stuffs something up in an update and people's embarrassing private session get uploaded and shared far and wide. 🤣 You know that's going to happen eventually.

It's worth noting that not even Windows users are particularly enthused at the idea, as in this article [External Link] on PCGamer.

Quoting: LoftyAre we 'dehumanizing' an invading army by calling them a 'force' ?

Yes. We call them "enemy forces," not "enemy people." An important facet of war is finding ways to dehumanize the people you're fighting so you/your soldiers don't feel so bad about killing them.

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Someone said something about flamingos being banned and now they no longer exist?

Where do you think all those eggs are coming from? :wink: The chickens? Those are just for show. :tongue:

It's not quite my cup of tea, but I do so love these kinds of weird indie games in general.

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Quoting: MinuxThis game isn't serious. The chicken is the best without doubt. 🐔

Neigh! It's the snakeboarding skate – I mean, skateboarding snake. :happy:

I've played this quite a lot over the years with friends, and it's always a blast (sometimes literally). The new levels look pretty interesting, I'll have to see about setting up a session.

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I was going to complain there was no starfruit in the recipe for Lucky Lunch, only to check the wiki [External Link] and discover there isn't in the game either. (It's just Sea Cucumber, Tortilla, and Blue Jazz.) I think the in-game icon was throwing me off. :dizzy:

…I have a sudden hankering for starfruit now. :smile:

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Quoting: TriasWhile I'm not that hyped about new types of machine empires, I must say their new Cosmogenesis "become Crisis" path sounds cool. I mean, you literally embark your entire civilization on a gigantic ship and jump into a black hole in hopes to create a whole new and better universe for your people...

Feels like a proper "science victory" for me. :).

Yeah, unlike the original "become the Crisis" path from Nemesis where you wipe out all other life in the galaxy, this one isn't ethics-locked so you can do it as whatever you like. Which is pretty neat. :smile:

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