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Is this in the books?
Is Maggie cheating and everyone being like "ehh it's whatever" in the books?
My goblin made from a cola bottle, a water measuring beaker, felt scraps, some old plastic toys and pieces of wood.
More photos & how it was made here.
I played and reviewed five more Tidy Up games!
I got seriously hooked on Put Back Stuff, finished the Castle Crew Demo in one sitting and almost forgot I had to go to sleep because of the Grand Book Archive. Feel free to read my thoughts on them, but you should honestly check them out for yourselves!
Rambling Reviews: Tidying games tier list updated!
Added a few more games to my tier list.
The game that most surprised me this week, was Put Back Stuff. Absolutely loved that one!
To the devs out there, please feel free to reach out with your playtests and demos if you want them reviewed and tier listed!
Has anyone played Mess in the Toy Shop?
I just tried it out and, well, to put it lightly, I found it a bit messy.
SO CLEAN ✨
I'm still working on the review, but I've already moved Put Stuff Back from 'quite good' to 'masterpiece' on my tier list, so here's a meme to entertain y'all while you wait!
I've been hooked! It's so cosy, the graphics are cute, I love just rotating the objects in my hand and looking at all the angles, catching the little references.
I've also been giving the dev my feedback as I play through it, and I'm happy to report that they are super receptive of it and a lot of my suggestions have already been implemented (for better or worse, lol, that'll be for you to judge!)
I'm curious to see what comes after this store, as there were a couple of "???" I couldn't pick yet in the game selection screen!
IIL Manifest, Dark, Paradise, Inside Man, DTF ST Louis, His & Hers, The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window, WEWIL?
I love weird TV series, bonus points if they are short and wrapped up (or, the entire other end of the spectrum, have many seasons and stay good to the end).
Other series I loved: Severance, Wayward, The Sinner, The Stranger, The Watcher
I have access to Netflix, Prime, Disney, though I'm in Europe so some things might still be region-locked.
Just finished watching, and I have two questions.
Do you think Proctor survived?
And which series am I going to watch next?!
I'm going to start experimenting with gypsum plaster pours, and making clay molds for them.
I'm having a hard time finding any resources, tutorials, videos, etc. because what I find seems to cater to the opposite: clay statue, plaster mold. What I want is a clay mold (that I make around another clay sculpture or a wooden build or an existing figurine or whatever) to pour plaster into.
Can you please point me in the right direction?
I'm going to start experimenting with gypsum plaster pours, and making clay molds for them.
I'm having a hard time finding any resources, tutorials, videos, etc. because what I find seems to cater to the opposite: clay statue, plaster mold. What I want is a clay mold (that I make around another clay sculpture or a wooden build or an existing figurine or whatever) to pour plaster into.
I just played Put Back Stuff and I think this one is going to be great!
I got a chance to play this one early, and despite having some feedback, I'm genuinely enjoying myself. The objects are so cute! I love walking around just rotating random objects to look at the entire model, something we haven't seen in other tidy up games, as far as I'm aware.
More opinions on tidying games on my tier list.
Anyone else played / going to play this?
Which games have good sorting systems?
I'm not looking for tidying games or games where I just have a bunch of containers that I can organise myself, but specifically survivalcraft games that have themed containers in which specific items / item types go, either pre-set or customiseably so. In a logical, satisfying way.
Examples: Palworld does this poorly, as you can't really narrow down what you want in a chest beyond, for example, "pal drops", which then includes various items from various sources, so you can't keep them sorted.
RimWorld has an ice organisation menu, you can select what goes and doesn't go into a container, but it's the wrong type of game.e
I like storages like in Aska, Soulmask, Medieval Dynasty, etc.
Does anyone else feel like they need TWO reasons for things?
Example:
I'm getting my hair cut tomorrow after growing it out for almost four years.
I showered this morning so I already braided my hair in two braids. Two reasons: so it can dry that way and the hairdresser won't have to braid it, and so I can get used to the length it will be, sort of.
Either of those reasons are actually good enough, and no reason at all and just because I wanted to is a good enough reason, and yet I feel compelled to have two reasons for making choices.
It's not just wih unimportant things like this, but usually also with things like cancelling an appointment. Just not feeling well enough to go doesn't seem enough, but if it's also raining? That makes sense!
Is this a thing for anyone else?
Who's the band playing in S04E02?
Lem Boedicker (played by Jonathan Visser) is in that band. Is the actor really? Does the band exist?
/r/audhd is looking for moderators!
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Made a tiny bed for a tiny doll and her tiny cat.
I miss the way Garden Paws made me feel.
For reasons, I can't return to the game, nor the sequel Potion Paws.
Are there any games in a similar style?