Clim
@climhazzardzero.bsky.social
A proud Monster Hunter since 2004, a lone wolf forever looking for its pack. My heart may not always beat for good, but it always beats against evil. "Live and let live" is my golden rule. I’m not fooled by the cuteness of squirrels.
You can count these
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January 23, 2026 at 8:50 PM
You can count these
Noes, the worst that happens to me is tongue burn from too much kiwi due to its acids. What did you two do to displease the fruit gods?
January 23, 2026 at 8:29 PM
Noes, the worst that happens to me is tongue burn from too much kiwi due to its acids. What did you two do to displease the fruit gods?
They're allergic to him and will scratch and claw their way down out of spite.
January 23, 2026 at 7:06 PM
They're allergic to him and will scratch and claw their way down out of spite.
Ugh, same. They don't have to do much to get me to buy it, just polish it up and port it with all of the 3ds content and its orchestral soundtrack.
January 23, 2026 at 5:31 PM
Ugh, same. They don't have to do much to get me to buy it, just polish it up and port it with all of the 3ds content and its orchestral soundtrack.
I might get to join you in the snow club tomorrow, lots of people here are panicking about it. I sadly have to work through most of it so hopefully you'll relax enough for the both of us, rockstar!
January 23, 2026 at 5:30 PM
I might get to join you in the snow club tomorrow, lots of people here are panicking about it. I sadly have to work through most of it so hopefully you'll relax enough for the both of us, rockstar!
Got any weekend plans??
January 23, 2026 at 5:27 PM
Got any weekend plans??
Yeah I loved Fable 1 and 2 back in the day (3 not as much but it was still fun). Can't wait to become Albion's fool once more.
January 22, 2026 at 7:47 PM
Yeah I loved Fable 1 and 2 back in the day (3 not as much but it was still fun). Can't wait to become Albion's fool once more.
17: Pokemon Heart Gold
I still to this day favor Generation 2 as my favorite of the series as I loved the Johto region and its dex, as well as the wealth of content. When they remade it with some Gen 3 extras, of course it made me love the game all over again.
I still to this day favor Generation 2 as my favorite of the series as I loved the Johto region and its dex, as well as the wealth of content. When they remade it with some Gen 3 extras, of course it made me love the game all over again.
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January 22, 2026 at 2:14 AM
17: Pokemon Heart Gold
I still to this day favor Generation 2 as my favorite of the series as I loved the Johto region and its dex, as well as the wealth of content. When they remade it with some Gen 3 extras, of course it made me love the game all over again.
I still to this day favor Generation 2 as my favorite of the series as I loved the Johto region and its dex, as well as the wealth of content. When they remade it with some Gen 3 extras, of course it made me love the game all over again.
16: Cult of the Lamb
Roguelite action, town building and a pinch of Animal Crossing in a very adorable and macabre package, Cult of the Lamb is to date one of my favorite Devolver Digital titles and I'm SUPER excited to dive back in for the expansion!
Roguelite action, town building and a pinch of Animal Crossing in a very adorable and macabre package, Cult of the Lamb is to date one of my favorite Devolver Digital titles and I'm SUPER excited to dive back in for the expansion!
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January 22, 2026 at 2:12 AM
16: Cult of the Lamb
Roguelite action, town building and a pinch of Animal Crossing in a very adorable and macabre package, Cult of the Lamb is to date one of my favorite Devolver Digital titles and I'm SUPER excited to dive back in for the expansion!
Roguelite action, town building and a pinch of Animal Crossing in a very adorable and macabre package, Cult of the Lamb is to date one of my favorite Devolver Digital titles and I'm SUPER excited to dive back in for the expansion!
15: Wuthering Waves
While I'm not super big on the concept of the gacha game, this one in particular has such a great combat design and world navigation and story/soundtrack that you almost forget it's a gacha game. To me it stands tall above the rest and continues to grow.
While I'm not super big on the concept of the gacha game, this one in particular has such a great combat design and world navigation and story/soundtrack that you almost forget it's a gacha game. To me it stands tall above the rest and continues to grow.
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January 22, 2026 at 2:08 AM
15: Wuthering Waves
While I'm not super big on the concept of the gacha game, this one in particular has such a great combat design and world navigation and story/soundtrack that you almost forget it's a gacha game. To me it stands tall above the rest and continues to grow.
While I'm not super big on the concept of the gacha game, this one in particular has such a great combat design and world navigation and story/soundtrack that you almost forget it's a gacha game. To me it stands tall above the rest and continues to grow.
14: Astroneer
This is one of those games that's easy to turn your mind off to and just relax. It fulfills that exploration itch while giving you all the bits and pieces you need to build and unlock and progress, all in a stress free package. It's pure space joy.
This is one of those games that's easy to turn your mind off to and just relax. It fulfills that exploration itch while giving you all the bits and pieces you need to build and unlock and progress, all in a stress free package. It's pure space joy.
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January 22, 2026 at 2:04 AM
14: Astroneer
This is one of those games that's easy to turn your mind off to and just relax. It fulfills that exploration itch while giving you all the bits and pieces you need to build and unlock and progress, all in a stress free package. It's pure space joy.
This is one of those games that's easy to turn your mind off to and just relax. It fulfills that exploration itch while giving you all the bits and pieces you need to build and unlock and progress, all in a stress free package. It's pure space joy.
13: Claire Obscur: Expedition 33
What can I say about this one that hasn't already been said by so many others? Yes, it hasn't really done a lot that hasn't been done before, but it's HOW it does it that truly makes it special. RPG's will have a lot to do to top this one.
What can I say about this one that hasn't already been said by so many others? Yes, it hasn't really done a lot that hasn't been done before, but it's HOW it does it that truly makes it special. RPG's will have a lot to do to top this one.
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January 22, 2026 at 2:03 AM
13: Claire Obscur: Expedition 33
What can I say about this one that hasn't already been said by so many others? Yes, it hasn't really done a lot that hasn't been done before, but it's HOW it does it that truly makes it special. RPG's will have a lot to do to top this one.
What can I say about this one that hasn't already been said by so many others? Yes, it hasn't really done a lot that hasn't been done before, but it's HOW it does it that truly makes it special. RPG's will have a lot to do to top this one.
12: Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia
This one was tough as I do love me some Igarashi-era Castlevania games, and Symphony of the Night was the next runner up. Order of Ecclesia felt so different in a good way with its faster combat flow, stage-like map system and challenge level. Also Shanoa is bae.
This one was tough as I do love me some Igarashi-era Castlevania games, and Symphony of the Night was the next runner up. Order of Ecclesia felt so different in a good way with its faster combat flow, stage-like map system and challenge level. Also Shanoa is bae.
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January 22, 2026 at 2:00 AM
12: Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia
This one was tough as I do love me some Igarashi-era Castlevania games, and Symphony of the Night was the next runner up. Order of Ecclesia felt so different in a good way with its faster combat flow, stage-like map system and challenge level. Also Shanoa is bae.
This one was tough as I do love me some Igarashi-era Castlevania games, and Symphony of the Night was the next runner up. Order of Ecclesia felt so different in a good way with its faster combat flow, stage-like map system and challenge level. Also Shanoa is bae.
11: Vampire Survivors
It's amazing how such a simple concept exploded into the gaming hit that this game is today. It does such an amazing job of getting players in for that "one more run" with its numerous power-up combinations and unlocks and secrets, all with minimal input from players.
It's amazing how such a simple concept exploded into the gaming hit that this game is today. It does such an amazing job of getting players in for that "one more run" with its numerous power-up combinations and unlocks and secrets, all with minimal input from players.
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January 22, 2026 at 1:57 AM
11: Vampire Survivors
It's amazing how such a simple concept exploded into the gaming hit that this game is today. It does such an amazing job of getting players in for that "one more run" with its numerous power-up combinations and unlocks and secrets, all with minimal input from players.
It's amazing how such a simple concept exploded into the gaming hit that this game is today. It does such an amazing job of getting players in for that "one more run" with its numerous power-up combinations and unlocks and secrets, all with minimal input from players.
10: Grounded
Survival games are my jam, I always loved the battle against nature itself and few games have really felt as well put together as Grounded, aka Honey I Shrunk the Kids: The Game. Amazingly addictive game mechanics and exploration combined with Obsidian's writing is a winning combo.
Survival games are my jam, I always loved the battle against nature itself and few games have really felt as well put together as Grounded, aka Honey I Shrunk the Kids: The Game. Amazingly addictive game mechanics and exploration combined with Obsidian's writing is a winning combo.
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January 22, 2026 at 1:54 AM
10: Grounded
Survival games are my jam, I always loved the battle against nature itself and few games have really felt as well put together as Grounded, aka Honey I Shrunk the Kids: The Game. Amazingly addictive game mechanics and exploration combined with Obsidian's writing is a winning combo.
Survival games are my jam, I always loved the battle against nature itself and few games have really felt as well put together as Grounded, aka Honey I Shrunk the Kids: The Game. Amazingly addictive game mechanics and exploration combined with Obsidian's writing is a winning combo.
9: Ys Seven
I've loved the Ys series since the first game on PC Engine and while I've become a bit disenchanted with it since Ys VIII due to its shift in style and gameplay, Ys Seven seemed to hold onto what I loved about the series while feeling just new enough to keep it fresh.
I've loved the Ys series since the first game on PC Engine and while I've become a bit disenchanted with it since Ys VIII due to its shift in style and gameplay, Ys Seven seemed to hold onto what I loved about the series while feeling just new enough to keep it fresh.
January 22, 2026 at 1:51 AM
9: Ys Seven
I've loved the Ys series since the first game on PC Engine and while I've become a bit disenchanted with it since Ys VIII due to its shift in style and gameplay, Ys Seven seemed to hold onto what I loved about the series while feeling just new enough to keep it fresh.
I've loved the Ys series since the first game on PC Engine and while I've become a bit disenchanted with it since Ys VIII due to its shift in style and gameplay, Ys Seven seemed to hold onto what I loved about the series while feeling just new enough to keep it fresh.
8: Doom 64
The Doom series needs no introduction to any fans of the FPS genre and I've devoted so many hours to the classics and the thousands of mods out there, yet Doom 64 always stood out to me for its focus on the horror aspect of the series and it melds so well with its frantic hellish action.
The Doom series needs no introduction to any fans of the FPS genre and I've devoted so many hours to the classics and the thousands of mods out there, yet Doom 64 always stood out to me for its focus on the horror aspect of the series and it melds so well with its frantic hellish action.
January 22, 2026 at 1:47 AM
8: Doom 64
The Doom series needs no introduction to any fans of the FPS genre and I've devoted so many hours to the classics and the thousands of mods out there, yet Doom 64 always stood out to me for its focus on the horror aspect of the series and it melds so well with its frantic hellish action.
The Doom series needs no introduction to any fans of the FPS genre and I've devoted so many hours to the classics and the thousands of mods out there, yet Doom 64 always stood out to me for its focus on the horror aspect of the series and it melds so well with its frantic hellish action.