Games Beaten

-Prey (PS4)

There is a lot to like about Prey. The story is really cool and the neuromods offer a lot of potential gameplay variety. Playing with human or Typhon (or neither!) abilities are very different experiences and affect the story too. Talos I ("one") is a convincing place populated with believable characters. It's just so long! I expected a 15 hr game and spent 35+ on just a human run. So much side content! I'd love to play it again focusing on Typhon abilities but it's just too long.

I also beat several games (from Capcom Classics Collection Remix for PSP) for my BaD series, which you can go back and read the blogs if you want: Mega Twins, Quiz & Dragons, Side Arms: Hyper Dyne, Strider, and Three Wonders.

Games Bought

February turned out to be a pretty hefty purchase month. We finally picked up The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Switch)—woohoo!—as well as Snipperclips Plus (Switch). I finally bought Zero Time Dilemma (Vita), the final entry in the Zero Escape series, and my wife found me a cheap copy of Castlevania: Judgment (Wii). She also got Assassin's Creed: Syndicate (PS4), and we downloaded PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure (Wii), which my kids just love.

From PS+ I got RiME (PS4), which people seem to like but I hear is sad, a JRPG called Mugen Souls Z (PS3), and a sci-fi cinematic platformer, Exile's End (Vita). Those look more interesting but I also got Grand Kingdom (PS4/Vita), a solid strategy RPG I don't have time to play, and Spelunker HD (PS3), which I can play in case I ever start to think I'm really good at video games lol.

Now Playing

-Nier Automata (PS4)

I have really been enjoying my time with this game. I think I'm near the end of my first playthrough.

-Earth Defense Force 2025 (PS3)

With God Eater 2: Rage Burst finally Platinumed (I was the last in my group to get it), we have moved onto EDF, which is my first experience with this series. Look out, giant bugs!

-Destiny 2 (PS4)

As always!