I'm digging it so far. I'm about halfway through the newest expedition and, while it isn't the most exciting, it does give an opportunity to walkthrough all the new ship building mechanics. The builder itself is super straightforward and I've already seen some ridiculous ideas.

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The Gummi ships is probably my favorite mini game. Playing a big expansive action RPG and all the sudden you get to spend a few minutes playing Starfox light.

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This has caught my eye as well, it just looks so good. Gives me a Ghibli vibe in the best way, I could totally see Kiki zipping around town right alongside the witches and wizards.

"Holstin is a survival horror set in 90s Poland focused on investigation, combat and mystery ...and there's all this strange ooze everywhere."

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A favorite of mine is, "Inspiration exists, but it must find you working," attributed to Picasso. I've always took it to mean that if you just sit around and wait on that great idea, odds are it will never come. Engaging in the process, working toward the creativity *greatly* increases your chances.

Trying to use it as a faced pace gaming setup has taught me I'm more susceptible to motion sickness than I thought, but Stardew Valley almost puts the whole town on screen at once.

It's not *truly* a game mechanic I guess, but a solid minigame can take up more of the players time than the actual game if it's done right.

FF8 triple triad was stupidly fun too, and felt like it belonged. Same with slot machines in Borderlands.

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