July report
TESO is eating all my gaming time !
Hello everyone, how are you doing ? This month was mainly fill with The Elder Scrolls Online (60 hours in 3 weeks, oops...) for me, despites the warm summer we have in France...
At the end of the month, I was several days at my parents house where I didn't add a gaming computer so I used this time to finish some games that don't need a great GPU: Tetrobot and Co was the one I really enjoyed. I managed to finish 3 games (two really short and Tetrobot) and only add 2 on my backlog this month, not too bad :) I've decided to stop participating in gifts and giveaways to limit my backlog addition, but I'm still temptated to buy some new games like No Man's Sky or Yakuza 0...
I made some progress on my ABC challenge with 2 games finished (T and Y letters) and some time spent on the "J" letter: after abandonning Jotun, which I really didn't liked, I started to play Jydge, and I'm enjoying it despites the grind needed to progress.
I plan to finished this game next month, and perhaps Hellblade too...And of course, I'll continue to progress on TESO as I still have a lot to do there with 2 expansions to start and a new DLC...
Most Satisfying Finish
Most Exciting Addition
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The Elder Scrolls Online
303 hours playtime
no achievements
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Tetrobot and Co.
18 hours playtime
30 of 30 achievements
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Elite Dangerous
313 hours playtime
no achievements
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JYDGE
3 hours playtime
3 of 15 achievements
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Torchlight II
2 hours playtime
8 of 119 achievements
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Jumping Tank
4 hours playtime
no achievements
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Super Hexagon
39 minutes playtime
0 of 6 achievements
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Horizon Chase Turbo
2 hours playtime
8 of 37 achievements
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Flight Sim World
14 hours playtime
17 of 96 achievements
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Syder Arcade
3 hours playtime
5 of 40 achievements
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Yellow: The Yellow Artifact
3 hours playtime
no achievements
A very good puzzle game with new things introduced at each level, which gradually complicates the game without overwhelming the player. Nothing is too difficult, but I had to use some tutorials to get all the achievements. The game runs on a low-end PC and is very nice. There are also lots of winks and references to the video games culture. A really nice assassination !
A little weird and low-cost game. A single level that evolves each time you finish it: gravity is reversed, keys are reversed, you have to find a new secret passage, etc… Not super exciting, thank God it's short!
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Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
0 minutes playtime
0 of 80 achievements
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Muffin Knight
0 minutes playtime
0 of 55 achievements
What did you think of Tetrobot and Co.’s 100% completion reward?
As I wrote, it’s an awesome game, really well done and fun. You discover new mecanisms in each level, and the puzzle are not too hard but not too simple either.
No, I’m specifically asking what you thought about that game’s 100% completion reward (the letter you get after finishing Big Mamamia).
I saw that you liked the game as a whole, and I liked it, too (I beat it on Android). I just wish the difficulty wasn’t so variable and more of a consistent curve (the portal levels were almost as easy as the beginning ones, and the final level was also really easy), and I thought the 100% completion reward was a bit disappointing, albeit unique.