robilar5500
Since my last update, I completed:
Snail Trek - Chapter 3: Lettuce Be: In this one, you actually play as a human chef. Decent like the previous two episodes. I imagine I’ll close out the series this weekend.
Corinne Cross’s Dead & Breakfast: This was an excellent little point and click adventure, and just an all around pleasant game. I do intend to play through NG+ probably tomorrow to get the best ending.
The Mean Greens - Plastic Warfare: Well, technically, you can’t ever really finish this one, and I’ll keep playing because it is legitimately great stupid fun and also a great time waster, but I’m almost 20 hours in, so I’m counting this as done and dusted for the purposes of my own backlog and completion log.
Hey I actually saw you playing Mean greens the other day. I was like, I recognise that name. I am glad it has had a resurgence in popularity, when I got it, it was dead, but they’ve dropped the price to a dollar for the last month and I think the Chinese market bought into nicely. So it’s great to run around servers full of people. (Especially when the majority of them are not very good). And there’s no stats or unlocks to worry about, just go out and shoot and jump like the good old days. Nice coffee break fragfest.
Yeah, that’s what I like about it. No stats. Everything is strictly based on your own skill (mine is hit or miss lol). Plus, it’s marginally entertaining watching people get pissed off in chat over map voting and sniper camping lol. Plus, the devs seem genuinely interested in their own game years after release.
Exactly. Some times I’ll be at the top, other times near the bottom, but it really doesn’t matter. And sniper camping is just par for the course, I usually pick a spot and get off my 9 rounds before running off elsewhere, because, why not? Full credit to the devs, I know a lot of devs would have given up on the game after seeing that it didn’t pick up many players. Steam is littered with dead MP games. But these guys kept bringing out patches and new maps and here we are.