silverchase

I found it as one of the recommended game tiles at the bottom of another game’s store page and was baffled at the pictures. The game markets itself on its quirky designs, but shines with its compelling character writing and heartful story. It’s a unique story format since you learn about the characters through how they build their web pages and interact with each other. The story is the kind that occupies your mind for a long while after you’ve completed the game.

Replaying Hypnospace Outlaw after being inspired by reading One Terabyte of Kilobyte Age, a long-running blog that studies the GeoCities archive. It’s currently down, so here’s an archive of it.

Oh yeah. I never got around to that on my first run.

Replaying A Hat in Time after about eight years. I decided to get some cheap DLC in place of more games during Steam’s summer sale, and that includes A Hat in Time’s Nyakuza Metro. With that, I thought it was worth a full replay of the game.

Still really liking the game. With more hindsight, I’ve realized the game’s plot makes barely any sense. And it has an oddly dark sense of humour that contrasts with the game’s otherwise kiddy presentation, even outside the spooky forest.