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2025 Report
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Psychonauts 2
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Princess Evangile W Happiness - Steam Edition
19.7 hours playtime
no achievements
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Clear Skye Thinking
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The Last Birdling
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Love Curse: Find Your Soulmate
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Adult Life Yuri Bundle
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RENAI BAKUDAN
8.2 hours playtime
no achievements
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Hogwarts Legacy
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Puzzle Quest: Immortal Edition
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Double Date - Yuri visual novel
My overall games gained to completed isn’t great, I can’t help but add free to play ones, but hey there is technically progress there. I managed to do 528 games this year, 7 more then last year
At 1 point during the year I ended up having 3 favourites of the month and yeah they all made it, I ended up with 14 games so I had to cut a few more then usual. I was disappointed last year with my pickings as it included 2 of the same series and games that I had to pick generally cuz nothing else was better during that month. Here though I got some solid games. I love psychonauts, I love princess evangile, clear skye thinking became my 2nd favourite ebi hime, I had a great time reading all the anpim games, bakudan became some of my favourite yuris (sadly cant put on profile) and puzzle quest ended up being 100% worth it with the amount of extra content I never saw before
I did keep to my goal this year of not purposely doing short games until the summer sale. At one point I even managed to complete all my 100 animal games but yeah that changed during the winter as I got gifted some more so I need to redo all the animals yet again but hopefully it makes my number go down again. I don’t have a goal this year though
December 2025
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Coloring Game 10K
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Double Date - Yuri visual novel
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Find My Frogs
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I Will Never Fall For My Tsundere Classmate, So I Will Just Date A Background Character Instead!
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Kino
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My Name is Mayo
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PIG
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LipTrip ~My Boss Is My Heat Suppressant?!~
0.6 hours playtime
no achievements
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My life with you
0.2 hours playtime
no achievements
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Short Memories
0.1 hours playtime
no achievements
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Stay Alive For Me
0.1 hours playtime
no achievements
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taking my Dark Knight Girlfriend to the corner store
0.2 hours playtime
no achievements
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Tricks, Treats and Mirrors - An EoG Side Story
0.2 hours playtime
no achievements
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Why Is There A Girl In My House?!
0.5 hours playtime
no achievements
Stats
Completed: 14
Achievements: 45,324
Perfect: 1,191
Average %: 91
Comments
For like 25 days of this month I simply just read fanfiction, but then I noticed that I was 8 games off from beating last years amount of games so I ended up doing a quick go through and got 11 more done. Then I brought the top 2 yuris there to read during the sale and finally spent the past few nights doing the coloring game.
Unfortunately my stats went from 47 to 48 while being gifted some games so it doesnt look really different but I think I got most of my last month obsessions out of me so I can just focus on bringing that back down again
My favourite game of the month goes to Double Date. Its a cute little yuri, you get to see the pov of the girls and the dogs. It will be interesting to see what these 2 are like in the murder mystery game
December 2025
End of year. Backlog is still there so I guess I have ongoing job for the next year too. Had increase of games as I started adding titles from old bundles. Still need to go through them and the rest of the bundles.
Finished
Game has fallen. Had negative review for this one made earlier this summer, which I now updated and still kept it as negative. It is wannabe soulslike that falls short on every category. I recommend staying on From Software games for the itch.
Didn't really enjoy this one. Gameplay was quite repetitive. Also, cheated on most puzzles by looking solutions online.
Disliked this one more than I thought. Just wanted it to end after couple hours and played majority of the game with walkthrough. Combat felt horrible. Each character has like dozen different skills that each have their own name you need to remember and write. What a boring mechanic.
Ongoing
Against the Storm
79.4 hours, 37 of 80 achievements
Dead Cells
16.6 hours, 41 of 121 achievements
V Rising
10.0 hours, 15 of 49 achievements
Progress
December 2025 Progress Report
I’ve beaten 49 games this year and I’m very proud of myself, and I was on track for having a 25 game net positive over my backlog this year before the PAGYWOSG Secret Santa and the snowball war directly afterward, of which there were no survivors.
2026, the first game of the year I’m excited to play, is Expedition 33! I’m planning on knocking out quite a few of my newly aquired short and medium length games so it’s looking to be a positive January. I’ll do my best to get a strong head start, so that I can complete my 2026 New Year Resolution! Happy new year!
2026 RESOLVE
1.) Have 23+ more completed games (beat at least 4 games a month)
2.) Purchase 5 games that came out in 2026
3.) Have Fun
Total games added to backlog: 27 (Clair Obscure Expedition 33, Doors: Paradox, Fallstreak, Escape from Mystwood Mansion, Scarlet Nexus, Etrian Odyssey, Oblivion (2009), Silksong, Cats in the Forbidden City, Planet of Lana, Chicory, Dreambound, Planetarium: Snowglobe, Chants of Sennar, Falconeer: Bulwark, Sophia the Traveler, Webbed, Beloved Rapture, Papetura, Blanc, Ete, Salvation: Immortale, Kabuto Park, NEVA, Duck Detective, Kami-sama’s personal servant.)
Total completed: 6
2-5 hours to complete, Escape from Mystwood Mansion is a first-person escape room simulator in which you play as an unfortunate mailman turned trapped subject. After being warmly invited inside the gorgeous manor, the doors slam shut and lock behind you and the only way out is to delve further into the extravagant puzzle rooms. Armed with only your wits, ingenuity, and determination; deliver your fragile order to the homeowner, unlock the secrets of the homestead to discover why you got ensnared, how you could escape – and who is watching you in every room behind the cameras.
Overall, fantastic game! The puzzles were engaging and fun, the room designs were pretty cool and the game is short enough to complete in a quiet afternoon. Some puzzles have a few ways to complete them and speedruns for backtracking are very do-able since the answers and code combinations don’t change. Upon unlocking two secrets and successfully delivering your package, you get an extra secret room to work through that has a delightful extra ending with more lore bits I really enjoyed! I would have to say the biggest con is that the game doesn’t let you do very many shenanigans – I tried to “steal” a few items from a room and bring it to the next ones but alas, my ill-gotten goods vanished in my hands. Highly recommended!
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Super Neptunia RPG
This is easily one of the worst Hyperdimension Neptunia games ever made, and as someone who 100% Hyperdimension 1, 2, 3, and Cyberdimension 4, I can’t stress enough that this game should be skipped. While it is mercifully less grindy than earlier entries, Super Neptunia RPG is made with pure Spaghetti Code and it genuinely left me with the impression that even the developers didn’t want to work on this. To top that off, the story is distressingly bland, the entire 20-30+ hour plot is basically ‘2D games are better than 3D’ with you convincing the villains to change their mind to accept 3D games. It’s shallow and pointless, and only devoted Neptunia fans will pretend there is something of substance here, as there is barely any humor other than references to previous titles.
Gameplay wise, there is a interesting positioning mechanic where characters change their ability depending on where they are located in a formation, which you are meant to rotate to defend or attack against a variety of enemies. It’s a solid idea I really liked, except the mess of code turns this into an incredibly frustrating experience due to how broken the game is. An example, I needed Vert to learn the fire skill ‘Ignisa’ to deal with forest enemies who are weak to fire, she mastered the skill but was unable to use it because there were only three party members, instead of the max of four. When I did have a full party, the skill would sometimes vanish entirely regardless of where she was in the formation. To make things worse, the game constantly shifts your party members around, removing and adding them multiple times per chapter, which has the FUN broken mechanic of resetting everyone’s skills back to the basic attack skill – so instead of building cool defense strategies and elemental setups, I spent more time than I ever wanted to shuffling characters around, reapplying skills and passives with every literal party change the game threw at me, and trying to remember who has what skill, since abilities would vanish and reappear at different positions, with no pattern I could find.
The artstyle only makes this game worse. I would have called it AI slop if the game hadn’t come out in 2019. Instead, it looks like the jumbled, chaotic mess early AI would have spewed out if you prompted it to generate a sprawling fantasy city; Roads lead to nowhere, paths splitting in odd and awkward directions with random gaps you can see the sky through, windows of various sizes, shapes, and at weird spots on a wall may have a bridge jutting out from them, and structures warped together with clashing building styles using a confetti of different materials. The most normal city is Lowee, and it’s barely qualified to be called one as it has four entire structures, one of which is a bridge that’s stacked at four different heights. Rather than feeling like it’s a unique style, it left me confused on how any of this was approved, or why it was created in the first place.
I say this with all my heart; play something else. Games demand time, attention, and patience, and Super Neptunia RPG does nothing to earn any of it. If you care at all about your personal time, your enjoyment, your positive experiences, walk away and play something that at the very least, the developers loved making and will let you be happy.
Paleo Pines
20-80+ hours to complete, Paleo Pines is an adorable dinosaur ranching and farming sim where you and your dinosaur companion, Lucky, move to the beautiful and vibrant island of Paleo Pines famed for its large dinosaur population and more importantly, its herd of Parasaurolophus. Upon arrival, you unfortunately learn from the townsfolk that the Parasaurolophus haven’t been seen in a very long time; but with a new large home to settle into and a sprawling property to work, take up farming, ranching, and befriending the local dinosaurs and search for the missing herd so that Lucky can join a family of their own.
I honestly didn’t expect to give Paleo Pines a negative review, but about ten-ish hours in I realized roughly 85% of the development effort went into the explorable island and the dinosaurs, and everything else was rushed and left unfinished. You are given a house you can’t enter, furniture you can only place outside, and a cooking system that somehow didn’t quite make it to the finish line. You grow a ton of various produce and ingredients, and there are about eighty recipes in the game with their own drawn icons so I was expecting to be able to own a proper kitchen at some point – but your primary cooking set up for the entire game is a communal stone bowl filled with water, sitting on some wood, by a pond. It took me thirty in-game hours to find and purchase my own primitive cooking tool and I genuinely don’t understand as to why it’s locked before you reach the late game area, as this is something you should have been able to purchase, or make, at the start of the game. But this is just the start of how unfinished the game feels.
The quests are easily the worst part of the entire game. Every townsperson has a questline, but they are poorly written and seem to exist only as meaningless busywork to extend your playtime by about sixty hours. They are so long and drawn out I completed the entire main storyline before finishing a single NPC’s questline, or even before getting halfway to maxing out anyone’s friendship. The side quests available from the community board exists to give you friendship points by completing a npcs request, but they are so minimal they are barely worth doing. Nearly all of them are repetitive tasks like “bring me fiber/stone/wood” or “find/deliver a hat/lucky trinket/notebook.” Even worse, the “find” quests where you locate a missing item are broken or poorly designed, as the item is completely INVISIBLE and can only be found by standing directly on top of it and searching for the “pick up” prompt. While Paleo Pines is seriously adorable and petting dinosaurs is all good and fun, beyond that surface level appeal, it genuinely doesn’t have anything going for it.
Doors: Paradox
5-12 hours to complete, Doors: Paradox is a point and click casual puzzle game in which the puzzles are themed doors, and you are trying very hard to open all 58 of them. There are three chapters in total with about 20 doors each, and light story elements involving a mysterious shadow cat that is definitely not an Agent of Chaos.
Genuinely a fantastic puzzle game! I spent a lot of time pondering, as many of the solutions were not immediately obvious, which made it quite a pleasant challenge. There are quite a few puzzle door themes, and I’m really happy with the variety; the developers must have such lovely minds. My favorite themes were the horror doors, and while it was difficult to narrow them down, my top three doors were Infernal Fire, a spooky door with a really fun mechanic; Murder Motel, where you need to play detective a bit to figure out the solution; and Telephone Thriller, featuring a mystery and a lovely telephone booth. As an honorable mention, there is a Door called Assembly Escape, which is just as interesting as it sounds! While not complicated, the entire door was an assembly line, and it was very creative!! I really suggest playing Doors: Paradox if you like puzzle games and want more games like The Room series, and if you end up picking up this game and enjoying it, I strongly recommend the developer’s other game I’ve played and liked, Boxes: Lost Fragments.
Fallstreak
6-8 hours to complete, Fallstreak is a dark fantasy VN that takes place in Socotrine, a country surrounded by a barrier of hazardous mist and recently recovering from a horrific disaster ten years ago, later called The Fires of Collapse. While most of the game is you seeing the world through the nine-year-old protagonist’s Aelise’s eyes – her not having a mother, her older schoolmates living with their disabilities, most of her friends being orphans – the other half is flashbacks and glimpses into Socotrine’s history; a mother trying to protect her children during the Fires, the proceeding famine, and the witch hunts. It’s a gruesome novel that really talks about how far humans would go to save themselves, but it’s also a well written, interesting perspective of humanity through stories.
While Fallstreak is absolutely not for everyone, I did really like learning about this world the writer is creating. Fallstreak: Requiem is significantly more gruesome, it’s about the country “ULs”, outside Socotrines protective yet debilitating fog, where constant war and child soldiers are commonplace; and it really makes Socotrine look like a utopia, although an unstable one. The art is digitally hand drawn and everything is well written, so sometimes it comes off as an oddly professional fantasy-flavored breakdown and documentary on human behavior in some segments. It’s an uncomfortable, bleak, and oddly interesting VN, and I really wanna see where this story goes. Play it if you want?
Fallstreak 2: Traum
8-15 hours to complete, Fallstreak 2: Traum is a Dark Fantasy VN that continues from the first free visual novel, Fallstreak, and continues the journey of our young protagonist Adelise. After the fall of her paradise and learning more about the secrets and consequences behind her Golden Dream, Adelise and her friends make a treacherous journey beyond the mist that cradled Socotrine into the beautiful and horrifying world of the Fae. As she gathers her strength and learns to use her magical abilities, where will her heart lead her?
Fallstreak 2 is an incredibly tragic novel I would never willingly gift to someone due to its heavy themes and incredibly high number of character deaths, yet it’s a VN I still recommend because the novel is skillfully crafted with love and care. There is a significant shift in tone from the slice of life elements from Fallstreak, with Fallstreak 2 being a stronger, faster paced novel with action and more details. As a note, I suggest playing Fallstreak: Requiem for my Homeland before Fallstreak 2 or directly after it, as there are some re-occurring characters and provides additional background info regarding some situations our heroine finds herself in.
DECEMBER REPORT
I beat
Darkest Dungeon
118.9 hours, 46 of 120 achievements
it took me WAAAAAY longer than it should have. I really liked it tho. Liable to put a few hundred more hours on it.
I wish theyd made the controls more keyboard-only friendly. its soooo close to being totally navigable that i honestly resent it in a way i wouldnt if it weren’t.
my progress is progress, but my… shall we say, deliberate play style didnt keep up with an unreasonably lucky month
End of Month Report: December
KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- 
Re:CoM postgame grind complete. Last time I did the Riku grind I used the strong initiative method used by speedrunners, but this time I used the Lexaeus card method and cleared rooms instead of running away, and it was not bad. The grind is so much less tedious when you're allowed to actually play the game, I even had fun. Sora's grind was actually the more painful one, even though I slashed the length of the mega flare spam by going for enemy cards organically rather than RNG manips. 500 deck edits is still a silly achievement.
Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix Subset: Level 100 on Destiny Islands 
My backlog includes not just games, but audio books, and I like to occupy myself with something mindless while I listen. Usually that's a replay of a game I've played many times before, but this time I opted for something even more mindless. I noticed that the subset existed, laughed it off, looked again, considered it, and for whatever reason, started it. I'm not sure why. Maybe I want to prove to myself that I'm not so brain rotted that I can't do something uninteresting for long stretches of time. Maybe I want to climb the mountain simply because it is there. I'm already past the point that most people quit, and I can see why. Getting from level 1 to 40 in one day was easy. Getting to 55 took another four days, and it will take another five to get to 65. While the finish line is still far off, the exp curve is about as steep as it ever gets, which means most people quit just as progress starts to come slow. There are lots of comments on the page about revising the subset to include achievements at every 5 levels instead of every 10, for more regular dopamine hits, because apparently, the level up notification ingame just isn't enough anymore. Maybe I'll make 2026 the year of the grind, and do more things most people don't finish.
+8 Backlog
I tried to show some moderation this winter sale, but there were still some casualties. I have no idea where the 8th game even came from.
Games Purchased: 5
Free Games Added: 1
Games Gifted: 1
Games Released from Profile Features Limited Hell(?): 1
I’ve been working on compilations of 20-60 hour games, so my progress doesn’t really show lately, but I’m happy with it.
Stats End of December
The snowball season has hit my backlog hard but on the bright side that means I gained some wonderful new games =)
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Yearly Challenges
Yearly Challenge 2025 - Shooter/Walking Simulators ✅
Finish all games on the Presents list ✅
Beat at least 12 icaio wins ✅
Unfinished business - Beat at least 50% ✅
Beat at least 150 wins ✅
Old games - Beat at least 20 ✅
Games added in 2024 a. k. a. Front log - Beat at least 50% ✅
(Very) long games - Beat at least 25% ✅
Events
Challenge Me ✅
PAGYWOSG ✅
PoP ✅
Yesterday
December 2025 Report!
Happy new year! Wishing you all a nice 2026 ^_^
It was a good month!
Sine Mora was nice! Story is very vague in the first playthrough, but it has some nice things going when you unlock more story content.
Homefront I did a replay!
Chook & Sosig is funny! Has some issues, like going back to locations just to see what changes, and endings being very simple and anticlimactic.
PEAK is better with friends, but also surprisingly relaxing to play alone. Peaked a few times!
Master Spy has aged nicely! For a Precision Platformer and Stealth game, it’s quite fair. Challenging, but never frustrating.
Tomb Raider: Anniversary is a lot more focused on platforming and puzzles than its predecessor, Legend. Not a bad thing, but expect a lot less story. Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis was also announced after I finished it, timing!
Defunct is good if you want a short, fast-paced and fun experience!
I like how The Vale: Shadow of the Crown manages to make a RPG into a completely audio-based experience! Though sadly I have to find a headphone that can recognize left and right clearly, I suck.
Bonus stats!
Number of games finished this month: 13
Number of games added to account: 57
Yearly stats!
Number of games finished in 2025: 124
Number of free games removed from account: 21
Number of games added to account: 248
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Chook & Sosig: Walk the Plank
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Deathbloom: Chapter 1
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Deathbloom: Chapter 2
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PEAK
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Revita
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Sine Mora EX
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Homefront
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Sine Mora
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Master Spy
4.7 hours playtime
no achievements
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Mobile Astro
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Tomb Raider: Anniversary
15.6 hours playtime
no achievements
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Defunct
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Stikbold!
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One Gun Guy
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Perception
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The Vale
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TANGLEWOOD
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The Innsmouth Case
Completed
Beaten
Unfinished
Hope everyone had a happy holidays.
sooo many bad ends, but this was very nice
I had a bit of fun with my screenshots
this lovely little kitty snuck in with the bundled game begging thread. Impossible to defend against the cat distribution system. It gave up on me in person, my defenses there to strong.
so a new update released recently adding another new mode with its own meta progression even
its very enjoyable and addictive….
apparently my net was spotty a few times while playing this, I saw at least 5hrs total across at least 2 sessions get deleted when I closed the game, valve plz fix.
and the snowball war has begun, the first piece of snow finished is a wonderful incremental game
surprise, its spider-man again, this time I didn't push myself to do alot of the collectibles/tasks. Imagine that the game was even more enjoyable since I wasn't doing the small things to pad game time.
honestly I am surprised I didn't enjoy this as much as I expected I would(it had even managed to be full wishlisted!) especially since I love similar games, these were my first… and last 2 games of the uncharted franchise for me, while the stories were solid the gameplay just didn't do it for me. Both games were solid 7/10s for me, good but not great.
and now the stuff I am still working on
Noobs Are Coming
6.4 hours, 35 of 138 achievements
If you like brotato you will probably like this, brotato + dlc is the better option if your trying to decide between the 2.
the items in this one… just feel less interesting for some reason. Still fun
so much has been done to this game since I last touched it in the demo/very early release into EA(I had refunded it before to wait for more development, and I feel like I was right to do so!)
its much better now than it was before and its still being worked on!
its decent so far, No where close to the original trilogy though.
suspect it will be a forgettable experience.
December 2025
Completed or Beaten
Old Man's Journey
Played
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Mini Motorways
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Old World
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Gunfire Reborn
Added
Bar of Shame
SG Progress