I firmly believe that proper RNG-manipulation should be a mainstay in RNG-dependent games. Once late game hits and you're praying to draft the exact type of rooms you need in the exact orientation, frustration will absolutely dominate.
And yes I know that some RNG manipulation is available in blue prince, but imo it's not enough.
Recently booted up DE as well! My first few playthroughs were save-scummy and involved glossing over huge walls of text (especially when encyclopedia speaks). Taking my time now to read and immerse myself in Revachol has been a wonderful experience.
But I'm always save-scumming to get Kim on the dance floor no matter what
I'm doing my part by POSTING. Are you doing your part?
Remember outer WILDS, which is distinct from outer WORLDS.
Same, bought space age but loading up a new save file just makes my heart ache for my immaculate bus and signal setups
Can't believe Celeste is so buried in a thread about platformers. It's challenging but never unfair (game mechanics even weigh in the player's favour, e.g. coyote time). A common complaint about difficult platforming is the brewing impatience from having to constantly restart, but Celeste's reloads are so fast that this becomes a non-issue. Other than C-sides (and maybe some rooms in the hotel level), levels are small enough that you don't have to slog through everything to get to the failure point.
Celeste is masterpiece tier for me, and I highly encourage anyone who remotely loves platforming to give it a try.
I tried behind the bastards, and really liked the first few (older?) episodes. But it soon felt too shallow, especially when the main host isn't speaking -- imo the other guests were only there to provide quips. Personal opinion, of course. Maybe this got better?
I switched over to QAA to scratch this itch for laughing at conspiracy theorists.
Nine sols! It's only on Steam at the moment though, if you're on console.
If you're a fan of sekiro's combat mechanic, this game is a must play for sure. Some people compare it to hollow knight, but I'm not sure I see the resemblance (coming from someone who cleared P5).
My only complaint with this game is that it's too short (~15 hours if you're moderately skilled).
EDIT: alternatively, you might wanna try Celeste. It's a challenging platformer that offers a judgement-free assist mode if you're struggling. I think it's the best handling of "easy mode" I've seen in any video game.
Both games are incredibly fair, and not once did I think "this is bullshit". Difficult enough to test your skills but not rage inducing for sure. Loading screens are also really fast (compared to the extremely frustrating fromsoftware loading screens), so honestly dying isn't any issue.
You got this! Remember that STS rewards picking the option that immediately helps you, instead of trying to over-engineer some dream deck.
You hate animals thus avoid them at all costs?
HOW?
Are you on your final korok seed at least
I know of people who (proudly) post screenshots of GPT calling them insightful, as if the matrix multiplier didn't already tell everyone that