A genuinely fun game, definitely recommended for folks who want a game with a story but with a little more tactile gameplay, without combat.

No.01 - 18/01/2026 - Jusant - A climbing adventure in a droughted world, looking for where the water went whilst climbing a looming mega-monolith. Developed by DON'T NOD.

Loved the demo, looking forward to the full release! :)

Was he just hoping that Steven would deny that the tariffs made money? Asking a question like that without having the actual number is wild in a live audience debate.

How Long To Beat also had a year review :)

Thanks for having me on the stream!

Ambition for the sake of ambition is a vice. Fame and fortune might be nice in their own right, but the value of being content with what you have is undersold in its warmth.

Along with Spiritfarer games like Wanderstop come out of nowhere to make me sit back and take in a lesson I know but recontextualised into something that makes me appreciate just being healthy, whole and stable.

No.52 - 12/12/2025 - Wanderstop - Wanderstop is one of those games that tries to celebrate small moments of peace. Fundamentally an incredibly gentle game, it's a story about change, being content, listening to yourself, and knowing when and where you can stop.

Queen Elizabeth II's life story. It's actually very touching how accurate it will be to her struggles fighting ladybug-rats in Windsor Castle.

No. 51 - 09/12/2025 - The Stanley Parable (2013) (Replay) - A short but densely packed game about choice with a silly narrator.

Game is wish-list-able on Steam with the demo too :)

I fucking love when you can see a representation of a game's FOV and graphics in the actual graphics menu.

No.50 - 02/12/2025 - Trek To Yomi - A simple combat side scroller with 2.5D perspective. Great set pieces and atmosphere.

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