I have three games on the go at the moment. Gotta enjoy those few weeks off from university, when I actually have some time.

Empyrion: playing this with my partner. This really feels like a game that could be amazing if the devs gave it a bit of polish, cleaned up the bugs, and updated the in-game information with the current game mechanics. There's something deeply frustrating about not knowing how to do something, and every post on Steam community and Reddit has a different answer, and very few of those answers are correct in the current version of the game. It's a shame, because I'm really loving the actual gameplay. I spent most of today rebuilding my ship: suffice to say, the NPC faction that blasted holes in the previous version of the ship are going to rue the day they blasted holes in my ship. I have shields and a lot more guns. 😈

Earthlock: still enjoying this. Delightful RPG in the style of 90s Final Fantasy games. The storyline isn't wowing me. It's fine, very standard fantasy, but it doesn't stand out as anything really amazing. But it's a nice, easy-playing game with a lot of nice elements. It's cute, the gameplay mechanics are interesting, and the puzzles are just the right balance between too easy and too hard. And I can plant trees that, for some reason, spawn frogs around them. I have no idea why, but I'm not complaining. 🐸

Maneater: I really had no idea how much I needed this game in my life until I started playing it. It's been a rough couple of months, and something about being a shark on a quest for vengeance is incredibly cathartic. Those people in that fancy yacht totally had it coming. My glee definitely did escalate once I moved into an area with lots of rich people. More golf courses should have electric sharks sliding through them, chomping on the golfers. 🦈