#whatweplayed — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #whatweplayed, aggregated by home.social.
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Holiday hits: Ball x Pit's delirious ball-bouncing roguelike, Old School RuneScape (I made fishcakes for a time-frozen Pirate Pete), the absurd Thank Goodness You're Here!, a Persona 5 Royal return, and dino-rampage in Lego Jurassic World. #WhatWePlayed
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https://www.alojapan.com/1378568/what-we-played-ghost-of-yotei-final-fantasy-tactics-tokyo-game-show/ What We Played – Ghost of Yōtei, Final Fantasy Tactics & Tokyo Game Show #FinalFantasyTactics:TheIvaliceChronicles #GhostOfYotei #news #Tokyo #TokyoGameShow #TokyoNews #WhatWePlayed #東京 #東京都 I’ve definitely felt the nights drawing in this week, and so what better way to embody that in gaming form than with a cosy, witchy puzzle game like Strange Antiquities? Or… clumsy walking simulator Baby Steps? They’re definitely on opposite ends of
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(Can I post this faster than @chobbs ? We'll see)
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I had a ton of fun playing "I Have the High Ground" this weekend with Marc. It's a 2-player duel of words game. It's all the pre-fight banter and bravado that's so enjoyable to play, and we were able to punch out a really satisfying game in under 2 hours.
Has anyone else played it? We played a chance encounter and would love to try it again as old friends meeting on the battlefield.
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In a game of “In This World” by @lamemage, you take the world you know and remake it, focusing on a central topic. In our game last night, we created 4 alternate versions of Christmas.
To start the game, you choose a topic and make a list of facts about it, describing the real world as the launching point: Santa lives at the north pole, Christmas is about goodwill, Christmas is highly commercialized, etc. But what if things were different?
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In a game of “In This World” by @lamemage, you take the world you know and remake it, focusing on a central topic. In our game last night, we created 4 alternate versions of Christmas.
To start the game, you choose a topic and make a list of facts about it, describing the real world as the launching point: Santa lives at the north pole, Christmas is about goodwill, Christmas is highly commercialized, etc. But what if things were different?