I was on vacations, so couldnt update, these are the games I finished from december until now:

THE CORRIDOR

3.5/5

48 minutes playtime

5 of 10 achievements (50%)

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Short and silly. Lots of 4rth walls broken on this.
you need to press the button to play the game but the creator doesnt want you to do it… and thats the game!
Now see how absurd it can get the creator attempts to stop you

Assemble with Care

3.5/5

2 hours playtime

14 of 14 achievements (100%)

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Simple and sweet.
Repairing stuff is very fun.

Mouthwashing

4.5/5

6 hours playtime

17 of 18 achievements (94,44%)

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“I hope it hurts”
It did. It sure did.
Amazing horror game with a very unique art direction.
Only complain is that one of the achievements is bugged as heck.

January 2026 Report!

While 2025 finished nicely, 2026 started in most spectacularly bad way possible. Still, year has just started, there is room for niceties!
Not a lot of games were done since I lost my internet, but those that were finished were nice!

Everlasting Summer I’m replaying because sequel was announced! And because I felt I left it unfinished, two endings didn’t reveal a lot.
Broken Pieces was very nice! Only meh things were combat and cliffhanger ending, but I loved the mystery, puzzles and graphics!
Buckshot Roulette has a simple concept, executed in a very stylish and fun manner! I can see why it’s popular.
Perception was a little bit underwhelming, in the horror aspect at least. It’s a nice ghost story! And the concept has potential.
Lost Phone games were nice! I liked Alt-Frequencies as well, too bad they were removed. Play them if you have them!
Hero of the Kingdom and Clawfish are secret santa snowballs! Both were casual and nice.

Bonus stats!
Number of games finished this month: 7
Number of games added to account: 16

Completed

• Hero of the Kingdom
  

  4.5 hours playtime

  38 of 38 achievements

• A Normal Lost Phone
  

  2.1 hours playtime

  13 of 13 achievements

• Another Lost Phone: Laura's Story
  

  2.1 hours playtime

  10 of 10 achievements

• Clawfish
  

  0.8 hours playtime

  14 of 14 achievements

Beaten

• Everlasting Summer
  

  24.2 hours playtime

  3 of 14 achievements

• Broken Pieces
  

  11.5 hours playtime

  12 of 14 achievements

• Buckshot Roulette
  

  3.3 hours playtime

  14 of 16 achievements

• Perception
  

  7.0 hours playtime

  24 of 33 achievements

Unfinished

• Bot Vice
  

  4.6 hours playtime

  24 of 33 achievements

Stats End of January

Time flies - first month already gone :O

Overall

Overall statistics

Monthly change

Overall wins statistics

Monthly change

Yearly Challenges

Yearly Challenge 2026 - Simulations

Finish all games on the Secret Santa 2025 list

Beat all least 50% of the games on the Runs on a Toaster list

Beat all least 50% of the games on the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Play Them list

Beat all least 50% of the games on the Trust Issues list

Beat all least 75% of the games on the Old wins list

Beat all least 50% of the games added in 2025

January report

Finally caught up writing all the posts I missed since last year \o/ I actually made decent progress in January, especially when counting games that I haven’t completed yet.

Completed SG wins

Memory Novel - The Sex Sauna

Playtime: 21 minutes
Achievements: 3 of 3 (100%)
Review: Unsurprisingly a really bad memory game.

Other completed games

GRIDROAD

Playtime: 10.3 hours
Achievements: 35 of 35 (100%)
Review: A decent traffic-themed puzzle game with one of the worst control schemes I have ever seen in a game. You get used to it after a while, but my god, it’s bad. Other than that, it’s quite enjoyable to figure out how to make the traffic flow in the most efficient way, even if I wish there were more options for how to manage it. The Linux version of the game works without any issues.

Squeakross: Home Squeak Home

Playtime: 74.9 hours
Achievements: 57 of 57 (100%)
Review: A very good and cute rat-themed nonogram game with 650 levels to solve, with a mix of easy and harder ones. You also have a good selection of settings for how much help you would like from the game when solving them. On top of that, you can also furnish your rat’s house and interact with it. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (9.0-4).

Lost But Found

Playtime: 7.6 hours
Achievements: 47 of 47 (100%)
Review: It’s an incredibly repetitive, grindy, and buggy game where you return people’s lost items. What you see in the first five minutes of gameplay is all you’re going to get. You can find my full review on Steam here.

January 2026

Got some pretty long games fully completed this month. Even so, my backlog always grows. Surely it will plateau at some point, right…?

(the) Gnorp Apologue

8/10

15.7 hours

17 of 17 achievements

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This was a surprisingly addictive little game with great pixel art. The Gnorps are adorable, and the shard physics are super satisfying. The music is simple but fits the vibe perfectly. Progression feels smooth and doesn’t drag on forever, which I really appreciate. The talent system also has variety, but a lot of filler; the late-game Zybellium grind can also be rough if you don’t know what you’re doing. Overall, a very solid game!

Voxelgram

7/10

57.2 hours

37 of 37 achievements

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This is a relaxing and engaging puzzle game. The puzzles are clever, fair, and satisfying to solve, with tons of extra content on the Steam Workshop to keep you busy. It’s perfect for unwinding while chatting with friends or family. The soundtrack could use more variety, and the tutorial isn’t great, but you’ll pick things up quickly. The puzzles aren’t too hard, just time-consuming, yet it’s still a wonderfully calming experience I’d recommend.

CLANNAD

65.7 hours

22 of 22 achievements

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Excellent visual novel. I watched the anime over a decade ago, and it was one of my favorites at the time. It was nice to get back into it. However, this game suffers from a lot of filler, and I felt like it was artificially slow at times. Thankfully, there were many routes with good stories to appreciate, and most of the characters are lovely. I wish there could have been an after story for everyone, as some routes may be a bit grim for some of the girls due to our character not being involved, but it isn't nearly as bad as Kanon in that department.

Route Ranking: Kotomi > Nagisa > Kyou = Sunohara Siblings > Tomoyo = Baseball Route > Kappei = Ryou > Yukine > Koumura > Misae >Sunohara (meme route)

None of the routes are outright bad, but some leave much to be desired. Hopefully, CLANNAD Side Stories helps fill some of the gaps in these routes. Overall, great VN if you're willing to sink a lot of time into one.

Minesweeper Ultimate

6.0 hours

15 of 15 achievements

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There are definitely better Minesweeper games out there. This was very faithful to retro-style Minesweeper, but I didn't really care for it. The achievements also felt really stressful and overly reliant on constantly resetting boards, hoping you clear out a large patch of tiles so you can beat the board under a certain time. Not recommended.

Warframe

1506.1 hours

193 of 193 achievements

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It's one of the better F2P games out there with a pretty reasonable monetization system. I enjoyed it for around 300-400 hours, but it got quite repetitive after a while. This is an extremely grindy game, and you'll find yourself doing both fun grinds and horribly miserable grinds.

This one took me a few years to trudge through 100%ing, but I'm finally happy it is off my plate and I can never think about it again (as long as they don't add more achievements, which they havent in years, so I should be fine…). Recommended, but not if you're trying to 100% it or if you're not into grinding games.

• Stardew Valley
  

  197.6 hours playtime

  40 of 49 achievements

• Merchants of Rosewall
  

  22.7 hours playtime

  16 of 19 achievements

• Risk of Rain 2
  

  41.4 hours playtime

  101 of 171 achievements

• Balatro
  

  103.6 hours playtime

  28 of 31 achievements

• PEAK
  

  26 hours playtime

  42 of 54 achievements

• Remnant Records
  

  9.6 hours playtime

  18 of 29 achievements

• Khimera: Puzzle Island
  

  6.4 hours playtime

  6 of 24 achievements

• Dead by Daylight
  

  608.5 hours playtime

  250 of 294 achievements

• Click Painter
  

  26.1 hours playtime

  15 of 21 achievements

• Assassin's Creed Origins
  

  90.5 hours playtime

  61 of 67 achievements

• Cast n Chill
  

  11.3 hours playtime

  7 of 32 achievements

January 2026

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

59 hours playtime

55 of 55 achievements (100%)

Baba Is You

31 hours playtime

18 of 18 achievements (100%)

Blue Prince

72 hours playtime

16 of 16 achievements (100%)

Goodbye 2025

Happy (super late) New Year everyone! :)

This year I have completed 61 games (not counting simply beaten games here) which is 7 games less than last year. Progress is getting worse and worse every year :(

Completed games in 2025

• January
• February
• March
• April
• May
• June
• July
• August
• September
• October
• November
• December

Goal I had for 2024

I would like to have 50% of my SG wins completed (was 39%). -> Failed miserably, it is still 39%. At least it didn’t go down.

Goal for 2026

I would like to get as many of the games that I got from Christmas 2025 to the end of 2026 done.

Report #22 January(New year, same me)


This gonna be a short one, kinda went back to my old ways of almost of playing outside of my main idle game. No fancy games boxes for this as not much progress, outside of the started and halfway abandoned games.
On idle games continued with my firestone normal playing, went back to idle champions, made some of the added variants since my last playtime and went with patrons finishing of variants, no idea if i’ll reach the end of february with the game or it will go back to hiatus for some months; wild west saga and idle slayer went back to hiatus around mid-month.
On normal games, went back to Dark Souls 3 after i can’t even remember how long and managed to farm one covenant and progress towards one more for achievements, probably back to hiatus as it’s awfull, on Euro Truck Simulator 2 made a bit of progress with the damn driving academy, two achievements left(soon 3 as last part of it will drop soon), finished 3 of the hidden cats in series that have been in a fanatical bundle which was going on in december-january, went back to I, Zombie to get the winter achievements that have been added few years ago(finished the game once before that), started Death stranding and kinda abandoned it after finishing the first “world”, hopefully will get back to it; and tried few nsfw games that i got in various free promotions(givee, keys dropped by devs on launch) but nothing worth mentioning(either way too short for their normal ask paid pride or bad translation on them), on this category the only one I would mention would be Nocan’s Quest which i tried the playtest, which was a decent enough experience(got around 3 hours in it, story felt a bit skipped on some parts), not sure exactly how much extra stuff was added in the full game(was launched two days ago), but i think at 5-ish price point would be okay based on my experience in the playtest alone as a solo game(in case nothing extra was added in it).


See you next time and happy gaming in the meantime!

December report

Super late with this, but I was on vacation and the end of December till mid January, then got sick, then got busy … so here we are.

Completed SG wins

Dungeon Tycoon

Playtime: 11.3 hours
Achievements: 29 of 29 (100%)
Review: It is a decent dungeon management game where you build a dungeon for adventurers by placing rooms, decorating them, and adding monsters and traps to kill them (just not too many, or they get upset). You can find my full review on Steam here.

Other completed games

Hidden Cats in Rome

Playtime: 2.4 hours
Achievements: 61 of 61 (100%)
Review: A cute hidden object game with great art where to have to find 970 hidden objects (mainly cats) across a main and 7 bonus levels. On the main level each section gets colored as you find all the cats in it which is really satisfying to see. The bonus levels also get colored in, but only once you finish the whole level. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (9.0-4).

Hidden Cats in Spooky Town

Playtime: 1.3 hours
Achievements: 53 of 53 (100%)
Review: A cute hidden object game with great art where to have to find 970 hidden objects (mainly cats) across a main and 7 bonus levels. On the main level each section gets colored as you find all the cats in it which is really satisfying to see. The bonus levels also get colored in, but only once you finish the whole level. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (9.0-4).

Hidden Cats in Santa's Realm

Playtime: 3.1 hours
Achievements: 53 of 53 (100%)
Review: A cute hidden object game with great art where to have to find 977 hidden objects (mainly cats) across a main and 7 bonus levels. On the main level each section gets colored as you find all the cats in it which is really satisfying to see. The bonus levels also get colored in, but only once you finish the whole level. You can find my full review on Steam here.

Find My Frogs

Playtime: 58 minutes
Achievements: 26 of 26 (100%)
Review: An incredibly cute hidden object game where you are supposed to find 400+ hidden objects (frogs, toads, gnomes, bugs,..). Great to spend a chill hour or so with and the art is lovely! Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (9.0-4).

Hidden in my Paradise

Playtime: 3.7 hours
Achievements: 15 of 15 (100%)
Review: it is overall an ok hidden object game with 24 levels to solve by default and more you can download (or make yourself) from the online library that people made and shared. The art is pretty nice too. UI is not the best with too slow animations. You can find my full review on Steam here.

Monument Valley

Playtime: 2.8 hours
Achievements: 19 of 19 (100%)
Review: A lovely, but relatively short (2–3 hour) perspective puzzle game. It’s not particularly hard, there were only a handful of puzzles that actually made me think, but they were really satisfying to solve. You can find my full review on Steam here.

Monument Valley 2

Playtime: 1.6 hours
Achievements: 16 of 16 (100%)
Review: It’s definitely not as good as the original Monument Valley. It’s shorter (about 1–2 hours), and the puzzles are even easier this time around. You can find my full review on Steam here.

Ship, Inc.

Playtime: 11.3 hours
Achievements: 48 of 48 (100%)
Review: It is an incredibly repetitive, grindy packing simulator that is neither satisfying nor good at what it is supposed to do. I normally enjoy games of this kind, but this one is just plain bad. You can find my full review on Steam here.

Carefully Stamped

Playtime: 3.2 hours
Achievements: 30 of 30 (100%)
Review: A game that attempts to be similar to Sticky Business but with post cards and just fails spectacularly, I think. Sure you can design some cool postcards, but everything else around that just feels uninspired, pointless, boring, repetitive, and like there wasn’t much thought or love put into it. You can find my full review on Steam here. The image for this one isn't loading for some reason and I can't be bothered to go look what the problem is, because the game doesn't deserve it.

January 2025

Great start of the year. I managed to beat 3 out of my 7 PoP picks, including the two longest games of the bunch (Mad Max and Coromon). Turns out joining PoP gave me the nudge needed to tackle those longer games that used to overwhelm me previously. I’ll try to beat the remaining PoP picks this month and then focus a bit more on my personal backlog in March. I’m not done with Mad Max thou. The game is beaten but is so much fun that I frequently boot it up again to play for a few hours and progress a bit on the side quests. I won’t 100% it because it has some annoying racing-related achievements that I don’t enjoy, but I’ll try to clear the map 100% which will take a while, but will be fun.

• Beaten Games
• New Games
• Progress on SG Wins