Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

good morning!

several years ago (maybe a decade?), I played a really good freeware game about time travel.

You played a robot, and you had to collaborate with yourself to solve puzzles.

Before anyone suggests it: t's NOT Chronotron!

* The robot you play has tank treads
* The art is all in a hand-drawn style
* I think there was a song at the end of the game

If anyone knows what this game was called, let me know!

Thinking (live sesh) — Louis Cole

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMI1iU7VgyI

You draw on the map with crayon!

Here's what the board looked like at the end:

Today I bought Lunar Rails, and we played it!

It's really fun, although it takes 3–6 hours

But what I'm going to do is: The first game I play will be Portal, and then every game after that will be random, with the constraint that each subsequent game must have been released at least 5 years before or 5 years after the game I just played.

eventually I'm going to use this list for Avery Plays Averything, the Lets Play series I want to start where I play through every game I own.

I had thought that maybe I should play them in order of release, but that means I'd be starting the show with 4 games I don't particularly care for, so it would probably be horrible.

(continued)

gods I'm so boring... instead of playing games, I'm sitting here making lists

today I entered all* of the games I own into a database, with various details about them, so I can sort them by when they were released or when I bought them or by name or whether I've played them.

*only including PC games, and not including the games I have on disc (all of those were left at my parents' home, so I'd have to go get them to know what they are)

Orientation – The Don Ellis Orchestra

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvUY_rCV8iM

A jazz piece in 7/8 + 9/8 time

nya!

I think I'm going to go snooze now, goodnight petals!

hi hello!