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I'm thoroughly enjoying this tile-laying single player indie game out of germany . The soundtrack is SO damn good. SAW2esq, and every bit on par with the best tracks on that album. hits me hard each time. By Laryssa Okada and Pygoscelis. I looked them up. Where the fuck is the rest of their music? How do they just start with something so good? Anyway the game and music are both great, check it out. |
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To be clear: Dorf is a super chilled out game even your mother could enjoy. But just to make sure I wasn't becoming a pussy I got a second 100% in Dark Souls last week, . |
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I’m confused. Drunk and a bit high The end. |
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lol you dont know my mothers activity level really looks like a fun and relaxing version of civ or settlers of catan. people have been playing browser games like that for a decade, but usually those are based on stressful timer events and ugly monetazation features. while this game really looks like it could be casual, relaxing, aswell as a way to getting lost building your world puzzling tiles for a few hours even. good one! i especially like the rivers and trains. yesterday we watched a film about the rhein ruhr areas development alongside its track building. we have one of the highest densities of tracks in the world here and its really a quite nice way of transportation and exploring your area. if only it hadnt gotten so darn expensive after its privatization. during the past summer we had a 9€ monthly ticket to use in all of germany, funded by the government. that was utterly amazing. usually its around 70€-140€ a month in your restricted area. |
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Yeah, Carcassonne is the main boardgame it's drawing inspiration from. No BS monetization or stress in this one, if you wanna "tryhard" you just try to beat your high score, like in Tetris or something. That cheap subsidized train ticket is an awesome initiative really, gets you going out and visiting the small corners of the country, stimulating the economy as a whole. Last time I was in germany we took a day trip on the train to Triberg in the Black Forest, where they make authentic Cuckoo Clocks. I didn't buy one, but I got a cool german handcrafted Witch doll that hangs near our kitchen. |
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