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Wow that’s a really solid acid line and pairing it with a breakbeat like you did in the early part of the song gives it so much more energy. Very good!

Distance is genuinely my favorite racing(?) game ever. There are so many incredible levels on the steam workshop too. Nitronic Rush, the game that Distance is a not-really-sequel to is still free to download too if you play all that and still want more.

There’s this old game called Shootmania Storm that died off super fast because it had some serious problems. The main game mode was basically a small scale battle royale with an instant-kill field that closed in on a capture point when one of the players captured it. The developers clearly intended the game to be a no-randomness purely skill-based game. The kill field’s speed was carefully set to be just slow enough that if you bee-lined straight for the center it wouldn’t catch you.

So anyway I modded the server I hosted so that the instant-kill field’s speed was set randomly anywhere between “immediately kills anyone not on the point” and “doesn’t move at all”.

I guess I’ll take the hit for this one. Dark Souls.

The combat can be really fun and I had a great time fighting the bosses but the slow, careful crawl between boss fights is just so dull to me that it’s not worth it.

Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles’ soundtrack holds a special place in my heart. Lots of really interesting instruments you don’t hear in many other fantasy games.

The Golf It! race is fantastic! Very funny commentary the whole way through and an unexpected twist ending.

For me it’s Tribes 2. I can spend hours bouncing around with bots on some old favorite maps, and there’s something weirdly serene about being able to just leave the map on a grav cycle and keep going because the terrain repeats.