I've been playing The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons on my Analogue Pocket, in short bursts at a time. I'm on the third dungeon so far. It's not as cool as Link's Awakening I think, but it's fun.

Still haven't finished Mario Wonder on Switch and haven't even played Mario RPG for weeks. I need to get back to those, but recently all I've been able to play is those short sessions with the Pocket. Hopefully this weekend, though I've come down with some virus, so I don't know how much gaming I'll be able to do 🤒

I'm about halfway through Super Mario RPG. It's not a particularly long game, but I'm in the middle of moving so I haven't had much time to play anything.

Shadowverse. I've been looking for a good card/deck game that doesn't require playing online and buying cards. So far, this game looks pretty good. I also got powerwash simulator. I thought it might be a good game for when I just wanna zen out and not think too much. hahahaha!

I'm finally getting around to playing Hollow Knight. I'm decently far into the game now, and I'm having fun. It reminds me of the original Metroid where there are very few limits to where you can go early on, and you can just sort of get lost exploring and discovering really meaningful upgrades seemingly by accident. As opposed to the Ori games, which remind me of newer Metroid games where there is clearly a path that you are supposed to be on and very set order for you to get meaningful upgrades with a little bit of variance to reward extra exploration.

The new Prince of Persia demo, and Child of Light, which I just started the other day.

I'm a few hours in on Persona 5 Tactica, and going in almost completely blind, I have no idea how much of the game I've finished. I just got Ryuji and Haru back. Despite the game combining two things in games I really enjoy (Persona 5 and strategy RPG gameplay) I haven't been motivated to play too much at once. The game is good, I just haven't felt much like playing games.

I'm about to finish Narita Boy.

Finished Cassette Beasts!

A very fun indie monster collecting game. Visually reminds me a bit of the GBA Pokemons, and this game has a lot of good ideas that I'd like to see in more games of this genre.

In particular, I really like the more open-world approach, the environmental puzzles (reminded me a bit of Golden Sun), and the vulnerabilities system - instead of being simply "fire does extra damage to ice", it's based on buffs/debuffs. If you hit a Wind monster with a fire attack you trigger an "updraft" creating a wind barrier to protect it, but if you hit a plastic monster you melt it and change its type to Poison and apply the status effect at the same time.

The OST is amazing, and I really like how all battle themes have a vocal version that plays when you (or your enemy) trigger a Fusion. This is a small thing, but does a really good job in adding more hype to those battles.

It's fairly short (took me ~20h to finish the main story), but there's a lot of monsters left to collect plus some post-game content that I'm interested in doing eventually.

Playing The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails!

Not much to add to this one. Slow progress since I was mostly playing Cassette Beasts this last week.

Mario Wonder, I already finished, but im trying to catch all the "10" coins and the golden poles.

I just started Pokémon Legends: Arceus.

I havn't played a pokemon game for a while, I felt too old for Sun and Moon when I tired to get back to the franchise when they came out. And damn, I just love Arceus.

I’m a casual with high level adhd procrastination so I don’t make big progress in games but I'm hoping to get my 6th gym badge in Pokemon Violet today. It’s only been a few months haha.