Your own time to research, build, debug, service, and troubleshoot your own build is a tax as well.

Amazon Fire tablets are cheap, especially during sales.

Android users are less likely to pay for apps.

Which Android tablet even has the equivalent to an Apple Pencil? That’s what drawing apps like Procreate are designed for from the ground up.

Disco Elysium is not a fantasy themed monster slaying adventure game. It’s a detective game of narrative psychological exploration that uses RPG mechanics.

It’s about the exploring the story, the mind of your character, and lots of political and philosophical themes. The deep psychological exploration of the human condition is absolutely unique and fascinating.

Maybe you’re too young or otherwise not ready to engage with these themes.

The late 90s first VR wave was something to behold.

Yes, I loved it.

Xbox has more great games than I could ever play. Series S is powerful enough to run games at 1080p just fine. Gamepass seals the deal.

Software for desktops sometimes have credits of the people who made it.

Nintendo games have actual resale value. First party titles especially.

You can buy it on a cartridge for Switch and later resell it.

Music streaming is still pretty good. There’s competition, the catalogues are extremely similar, and the price is affordable as well.

The high price for first Party Nintendo exclude games doest matter that much even. I buy the physical versions and the have good resale value.

Because it’s cool and difficult

A Short Hike is a fantastic game.

6/10 that’s a pretty low score. It’s an easy 7, maybe an 8.

This game is extremely innovative in the way it creates puzzles. It’s not particularly long, but that’s not a downside really, it’s a proof they didn’t pad the length with mindless repetition.

worth it if you’re a fan of the genre

If you like puzzles, artsy games, and especially innovative mechanics, then it’s very much worth checking out.

Superliminal draws heavy inspiration from Portal and The Stanley Parable

The narrative setting and tone is similar, otherwise even these two are very different games gameplay wise. Portal is a 3D first person puzzle game. Stanley Parable is a walking simulator with a parody, meta narrative, deconstruction of video games.

Check out Q.U.B.E. or Q.U.B.E. 2 for a good 3D first person puzzle game.