It was once a store, and it feels like it too.

I played Tenchu recently, and it was just as good as it was the first time I played it. Those controls are jank, but it's really a fun game regardless. It has a wonderful soundtrack, and it feels foreboding which is lovely for a ninja game. I feel the same sense of dread that I do as if I were playing a horror game or something. It's quite good!

Legend of Mana is an amazing game. It's a game that showed me that nostalgia isn't just about the game but the people with whom you spent playing the game with. I tried playing it again when I got my V10. I thought, this is a wonderful game. It's got a great soundtrack, great spritework. I love these characters. I love making the map. Only catch is it's just me putzing around here. and I really miss playing this with someone else. I saw they remastered it, but there's really no point on account of what I said. It's truly a lovely game though.

I wish I was joking, but it's "fuckit bucket."

My gal came in while I was bobbing around to your jams. I had open-ear headphones on, and she stuck her head to my ear and we bopped around to your ska song and it made me laugh. It was a really fun album! I dug the creative spirit of it, but equally I really like that you just had fun and sang about whatever the hey you wanted to sing about. That's good stuff =)

Oh hey, I didn't realize. I like Olija, and thought that they were worked on by the same developer. They're lumped together with The Messenger in a bundle and just assumed it was the same dev working their way through whatever vibe they were feeling. I don't know too much about Devolver, but that's for the 411. I was interested in this game because I like One Slash and Samurai Jazz and figured it could potentially have a similar vibe to it. I'm going to grab it, and give it a go. Thank you!

Hey, I am super late to the party but I figured better late than never? This place is super small, so nobody really comments. To be honest, brain fog is just kind of a constant. Things I've learned to help me feel better about it as a whole is a) taking things slower. I was a firecracker before getting ill. I still am, just kinda...in a different way. I have been just attempting to be kinder to myself, and giving myself the space and time I need to do whatever I need to do. That helps, over constantly looking at what I could do, and what I currently can do. I am sure you know that changes from day to day. It just helps to be nicer. b) Simplifying as much as possible. That's from things to commitments. As in, I keep things as simple and regulated as plausible. Which helps me in the long run. Minimizing your workspaces, collections, and activities so that you can have a clear a -> b transition helps a lot. c) Finding simple pleasures. For me, small hikes when I feel well. Daycations, where you pick a place on the map you can drive to and from and enjoy something at. Talking or being with someone or something you really love. Making things when you can. That kind of stuff.

You can also always learn something new if you'd like. Cause it's fun to putz around with that. Either way, you're gunna be okay sister. Life is short, and suffering makes it feel long. In reality our time is pretty limited, and it sucks that our body is fighting itself. I've been trying to work on something about that. Cause I always have seen it as something like - an invader taking control of me and the pain not being the REAL me. But I don't think it's realistic or healthy. So instead I have just been trying to see the pain as part of my body, and it's just something that is an element of me. So it feels less like an alien taking hold, and more so my body dealing with a complicated series of circumstances. It kinda helps, although yet again - I just kinda fell into it so idk if it'll stick or anything. Either way, I will say as someone who loves and has worked with addicts - addiction isn't another disease you more than likely will want to throw on the pile. I wish the world was kinder to individuals who are disabled, but it's not. That's just kinda...like...something you have to get used to. Even if it sucks.

Also you might just be terribly depressed. Cause I am not saying that your symptoms are not real. It's just depression hangs like a hood on your brain and it can mess up all sorts of things up there, as well as in other places in your body. I hope you find things that you love, and lean into them. The only other thing I'd suggest trying to avoid if plausible is snacking to feel better. It's fucking easy to put on weight, and it takes twice that to lose it. If you're a non-eater due to digestive issues (or stress, etc) I would also suggest you DO eat. Just trying to figure out what the simplest yet healthiest combination of food you can eat is. I am a mean cook, but I have had to change quite a bit as my illness progressed. I am doing pretty okay right now. It's not like...I'm in heaven, but I am doing okay. I have to cut my food into little ittle bittle bitty bits though, or else my insides riot. Pretty food, it does not make. I am happy though, eating well and drinking water. It keeps me level, although it's not like - you can cure cancer with celery or anything. Just saying eating decently in a way your body can accept I do believe helps.

Ho-kay! That's it. Idk if any of this helps or if you're even around anymore but sending love and hope you are having the most chillaxinist of times.

Can you tell me more about Katana Zero? I have one of this developers other games and looked at this the other day but opted out. I don't listen to audio when I look at trailers, so I didn't hear the music or anything.

Also, YIIK has a great soundtrack even though everyone bombed the hell out of that game. I still listen to tracks from it. Inscryption, The Path, 2064: Read Only Memories, The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa, Going Under, games developed by Blaze Epic, Dicey Dungeons, Party Hard, Stray Cat Crossing, New Ice York, Beyond Galaxyland, JARS, Ladykiller in a Bind, Oxenfree, Dust Force, & Plants vs. Zombies (Laura Shigihara still has me bopping). Not including classic video game bangers - this is just stuff I pulled from a quick Steam-y glance.

*Love has a banger of a soundtrack too. Kentucky Route Zero as well.

Chicken babe! I used to see something like this all over the north side of a city I lived in. It was a mantis, they were all done on sticker paper though.

Thanks for this, I grabbed it and will print it out next time I put in an order. Cheers!

I just started taking a listen, but this is a fun bop. Thank you! Keep jamming~

While I don't have the entire picture, I can say a couple of things that have turned me off of the app as a whole. You have pretty much no control over your data, and you must supply a telephone number in order to setup an account. Many developers create communities on it though, so it makes it hard not to use. Personally? Non-data related - I find it insultingly busy. I am not the target audience though.