Board 8 > June Game of the Month Club ft. RiME, Beginner's Guide, Earthbound, and Lolo

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KCF0107
06/01/19 12:39:33 PM
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Junes Games:
RiME (PC/PS4/XB1/Switch)
The Beginner's Guide (PC)
Earthbound (SNES/Wii U/3DS/possibly other systems in the West)
The Adventures of Lolo (NES/3DS/Wii U/Wii)


What is Game of the Month Club?
Game of the Month is a community project open to all B8ers where users share, discover, play and/or discuss a select few games every month. The games featured each month are chosen by YOU the users (and Lady Luck)

The Basics
- Each month will, usually, feature three games that were chosen via a random drawing from a pool of games that users nominated
- For each game you beat, you get a cool point on our just-for-fun standings as well as a nomination for next month's randomized drawing
- In order to receive the point and nomination, you must beat said game within the calendar month
- If you beat one of the current month's games in the previous month, you can apply for a "recently beaten waiver," but you will only receive a point and no nomination should you do so
- Drawing for next month's games is usually around a week before the end of the month
- If you periodically keep us posted on your progress and/or talk about different aspects of the games, then everyone will think you are super awesome!

Nomination Rules
- You get one nomination automatically each month
- You receive additional nominations each month for every chosen game that you beat
- Each game you nominate has to be unique from all other nominations and cannot include a game that has already been selected for GotM
- Each game must be a standalone game that can be acquired and played on its own (aka cannot be DLC/expansion that requires the base game)
- Nominations only carry over if you beat a chosen game after the drawing for next month's games but before the end of the month
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KCF0107
06/01/19 12:39:48 PM
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Just-for-Fun Standings (among those who beat a game in 2017 or later)
KCF: 91
gameking: 84
Lolo Guru: 52
Mr Crispy: 52
ArkOfTurus: 47
KnightOfNee: 35
Arti: 23
scarletspeed: 23
MegamanX: 19
Fenny: 15
Cody: 14
Robazoid: 13
Wickle: 13
profDEADPOOL: 8
Shaduln: 7
Shonen Bat: 7
Johnbobb: 6
UndeadUnicorn: 6
Wigs: 6
BetrayedTangy: 5
darkx: 5
MrSmartGuy: 5
MZero: 5
paperwarior: 5
LordoftheMorons: 4
Bane: 3
KommunistKoala: 2
PrinceReva: 2
Waluigi1: 2
azuarc: 1
Fake Account: 1
GreatPaul: 1
Harrich: 1
Kain66: 1
Peace Frog: 1
SantaRPG: 1
SBell: 1
Steiner: 1
Tom Bombadil: 1
Wiki: 1

Spreadsheet with history
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1X8E8oqzES42W4S82j7WTfNnzNa8c3uXdSE1rnqYG7WM/edit?usp=sharing

Additional noms this month
Crispy - 2
gameking - 2
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Underleveled
06/01/19 12:51:34 PM
#3:


Tag
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TheArkOfTurus
06/01/19 1:10:37 PM
#4:


Tag

Downloaded RiME. In the middle of three different games now, though, and might add a fourth, so I might not get around to it.

Actually, let's see if I can get the fourth into this instead.

Nominate Void Bastards
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gameking1230438
06/01/19 1:29:43 PM
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Just started Rime, and I'm really loving the atmosphere of it. Didn't play much, but I spent a lot of time just exploring the environment.
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Great_Paul
06/01/19 1:35:47 PM
#6:


Tag
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Lolo_Guru
06/01/19 1:35:59 PM
#7:


Nominate Super Mario Maker 2.

I'll play through Lolo on my birthday. ^.^
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KCF0107
06/01/19 1:38:08 PM
#8:


I'm playing RiME as we speak, and I just encountered a cutscene where a fox didn't appear and looked like the boy was slowly approaching and petting nothing lol.
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KCF0107
06/01/19 4:56:42 PM
#9:


I'm a moron. I mixed up The Beginner's Guide and The Stanley Parable. I was wondering why I had The Beginner's Guide listed under my "Completed" category on Steam. It will probably just be RiME for me this month unless I feel like grabbing Lolo.
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WiggumFan267
06/01/19 10:17:11 PM
#10:


tag it up
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Obellisk
06/01/19 10:41:58 PM
#11:


Going to download RiME right after I finish Edith Finch.
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Great_Paul
06/01/19 11:09:50 PM
#12:


Started playing Lolo. Had no idea what it was about going into it, and I'm very impressed so far.
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Underleveled
06/02/19 9:00:45 AM
#13:


Started playing Rime. Had this sitting around for a while with intention to play and here's my excuse to fire it up.

Immediate takeaways:

-Oh boy last game that opened on a storm and a lighthouse turned out to be an all-time favorite so this is a good sign.

-I like the aesthetic of this game. Reminds me of Wind Waker.

-Probably for the above reason, there's something weirdly nostalgic about this. Like I could have played this on Wii or even Game Cube.

-So far this feels like Portal - taking place in a relatively contained environment and solving puzzles to move from area to area in a linear fashion.

-I've had a couple of instances of framerate issues on the Switch version but they are few and far between (and mostly very early on).
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KCF0107
06/02/19 11:37:24 AM
#14:


With my mental flub thinking I was doing The Stanley Parable yesterday, I ended up playing many hours of RiME. I'm currently escorting/following one of the bipedal eye things, and they've ramped up with puzzles in quantity and quality quite a bit as of late.

Sound design leaves a lot to be desired, but the music is an excellent accompaniment to its striking visual design. Speaking of visuals, it is one of those games that once you reach areas that have practically no natural or artificial light, it can be a pain to navigate, so I recommend increasing the brightness settings a smidge.
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Underleveled
06/02/19 2:37:28 PM
#15:


Rime, just got to the part where the giant lion statue turns into a staircase leading to a very long bridge. This game has been easy to get the hang of but I feel like I'm starting to miss those circle pieces or whatever; I found three very early on but none since.
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WiggumFan267
06/02/19 3:53:24 PM
#16:


im gonna wind up trying to play 3 of them this month but no chance I have time for Earthbound
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KCF0107
06/02/19 5:50:35 PM
#17:


KCF has beaten RiME

I was not expecting to have beaten it already. The length of each chapter varies so wildly that it's hard to get a feel for how much progress you make. Much of what I found to be the game's strengths at the midway point were the same by the end (visual design, music, and puzzles), but I will say that the rest of the sound design started to coalesce.

With The Sexy Brutale being one of my favorite indie games from the past few years and liking Deadlight a lot more than I thought I would, Tequila Works is a company that I will be keeping my eye on for the near future at least. That being said, I was disappointed with a major aspect of the game.

The plot is beyond cryptic that by the time the truth is revealed at the end of the fourth chapter, it isn't reasonable to expect the intended impact of it to be felt by the player. I think that emotional and mental health is a tricky thing to do with a video game as, among many reasons, they often take place in realities that aren't our own. Therefore, all the idiosyncrasies that go with existing and living in such a world is lost on us. We are also usually placed en media ras, so the necessary background info that could help bridge the gap is either not shown at all or minimally and sporadically.

I bring that up because it is revealed that nothing that occurred in the game is real and is part of the father's mind. Outliving your child must be a hard thing to come to grips with, especially with being a witness to your child's death and feeling like a complete failure that you couldn't save them. Unfortunately, I know nothing about the dad, the kid, where they live, what their lives are like, etc... to be able to empathize with him at anything more than a base level. I'm not a sociopath, so it isn't like I felt nothing, but it just wasn't a good representation of going through the five stages of grief.

Perhaps it all just went way over my head, but was many of the important recurring things were a metaphor for something? Other than the substantial amount of wrecked ships in the first two chapters and mysterious figure with the red cloak, I'm not sure anything did. What did the island, puzzles, murals, pterodactyl thing, fox, spirits, sentinels (looked up to see what they were called) have to do with what the father was going through? Were they just things to fill up the game for the player and give it life? I can appreciate good subtle symbolism, but if everything about this game was meant to symbolize something greater, they went overboard five times over with its inscrutability.

I know that the original concept of the game was far different, so after undergoing a lot of changes in the development cycle, I wonder how much was lost in the transition.


That may seem like I overall didn't like the game, but I want to reiterate that I liked it a lot. It was a great journey, and the areas I feel like they emphasized the most turned out well. I just think that the greater picture they had in mind landed with a thud.

I hope many of you give this a try, as it has been or is free in some way, shape, or form on PC, XB1, and PS4. I eagerly await to see what those who do take the plunge think of their experience.
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KCF0107
06/02/19 6:14:21 PM
#18:


Hmmm, I was really banking on there being two games for me to beat this month given I wanted to take full advantage of the Steam Summer Sale and nominate three games from my theme.

My theme this month will be the only released game from a developer because they could probably use the financial support, and a Steam sale is a great way to get people here to give it. The Council and Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles. Time will tell if I REALLY want that third nom for one of the other games I considered.
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Underleveled
06/02/19 6:49:33 PM
#19:


Oh I didn't realize this was made by the same company as Sexy Brutale. Nice.
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Mr Crispy
06/02/19 10:42:36 PM
#20:


just a heads up

by an astonishing coincidence, there's a mynintendo reward for 40% off of earthbound this month.
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Underleveled
06/03/19 11:12:29 AM
#21:


Well I have finally reached a puzzle in Rime that has me stumped.

In the desert, in the room with the pirate ship and you have to spin the mast and the bird is watching you through the window.

I THINK I see where it's going but can't figure out how to get there.

EDIT: Aaand I got it lol
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Underleveled
06/03/19 11:44:32 AM
#22:


Rime

Finally out of the damn desert. I hated that bird so much.
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KCF0107
06/03/19 12:48:26 PM
#23:


Underleveled posted...
Well I have finally reached a puzzle in Rime that has me stumped.

In the desert, in the room with the pirate ship and you have to spin the mast and the bird is watching you through the window.

I THINK I see where it's going but can't figure out how to get there.

EDIT: Aaand I got it lol

This is more or less how it played out in my head during that
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Cody11533
06/03/19 8:44:45 PM
#24:


Tag.

I've been engulfed in Dead BY Daylight for the past week, but I'll probably be starting RiME this weekend.
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WiggumFan267
06/06/19 1:19:31 AM
#25:


Wigs uh... Finished.... The Beginner's Guide

It's extremely short. only like an hour and a half or so. I wanted to see what it was about as its usually the kind of thing I like but I don't think I can recommend it. It's interesting at a minimum and has a story to tell but...

The narrator , although he clearly had his issues was not very nice to his friend, and to continue to do these things without Coda's permission. I actually feel bad for him more than anything else and I guess it took Coda's last game for him to really realize that, and I think on its own that story would have its merit and it does... but the whole thing feels kind of cheapened by the fact he less so publicized his friends games against his wishes, after he knows what he did, but I can't feel kind of weird that he made a profit off him being not super nice to his friend, and maybe I kind of missed the point here, I guess the story is more about the narrator than the game creator. But the game creator clearly did care that he was showing his work around. So that bothers me.

I guess it's an interesting discussion to have, so I'd be happy to discuss it if you do wind up playing it, but it wound up kind of leaving me with a dissatisfied feeling (not an irrelevant feeling though).
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WiggumFan267
06/06/19 1:20:27 AM
#26:


I probably won't do an extra nom for this game, cuz its so short, it feels like kind of cheating, and I feel like most of the people probably aren't gonna play it, which I can't hold against you.

By the way, KCF. If you haven't played The Stanley Parable, you definitely should. That game is pretty damn interesting, and the narrator is very charming.
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KCF0107
06/06/19 1:53:57 AM
#27:


Regarding The Beginner's Guide, I came to the conclusion that the entire game was a work of fiction. Regardless, narratively it was quickly boring as the pretentiousness got on my nerves. It was kind of neat going through game builds, but only to a limited extent. I'm just not a big fan of walking simulators, especially those that are extremely thin in the interactive element.

I have briefly played Stanley Parable but haven't gotten around it yet. Since that and The Beginner's Guide are made by the same guy, it isn't a high priority to do right now.
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WiggumFan267
06/06/19 11:40:39 AM
#28:


You know I kind of suspected that too, the main thing that made me think it wasn't was that he gives out his personal email right at the start and wants you to talk about it, but that could just be a story mechanic... or a ruse... On the other hand, the game dev has several games where it is impossible to complete and the narrator has you press enter or whatever to sidestep this guy's "impossible" level design which in itself is a little fishy, but there's one point in the last game where he says he played through the game to get to those messages left for him, but that would mean he somehow got around the impossible barriers. How would he do that without access to the games files? Why would the game dev give him the raw files? So, I think you're probably right.

But yeah, the pretentiousness of it got on my nerves for sure. Stanley Parable doesn't take itself seriously at all, its a much different experience, but you definitely still need to have at least a small taste for walking sims. That one has a lot more interaction, as the game is largely about choices.
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WiggumFan267
06/06/19 11:43:12 AM
#29:


Once I finish Zelda 2 on the switch (I'm pretty close to done... I'm at the Three Rock Palace or w/e its called) I'll start up Lolo on that. I usually play my switch for like an hour or so before I fall asleep at night, that will be my Lolo time. I had previously played about 10 stages of that game and really enjoyed it, so I'm looking forward to playing it all the way through. I got RiME when it was free on the Epic Store, so def playing that too.
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MZero11
06/06/19 12:56:02 PM
#30:


I am completely stumped on Lolo and I'm only on floor 2 :I
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MZero11
06/06/19 1:23:36 PM
#31:


nvm I figured it out by pure coincidence

I have no idea how you're supposed to know to do that though :I
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Mr Crispy
06/06/19 11:29:40 PM
#32:


the lolo series does occasionally have some rather annoying unclear mechanics

mostly the maps where you have to force enemies to respawn in different locations, since in normal circumstances it would just remove them from the map permanently and there's no clear indication that there's an exception to the rule or that it's necessary to finish the stage without trial and error (well, you might be able to guess it's possible if you look closely at the map and say see a medusa blocking something vital to clearing the stage but no way to push an egg next to it to block it). sometimes you have to chain it multiple times argh.

though the game boy version explains it exists in the tutorial... and I don't think there's any instances of that in this game since apparently it was exclusively made for a us release from easier levels in the series. So while my memory is pretty fuzzy I thought most of the early rooms were pretty basic ones meant to introduce you to each type of enemy and some of the basic mechanics. it was probably easier for me since I had played a little of the gb version which as previously mentioned had some tutorials for each type of enemy type.

(also the worst example of a how are you supposed to even figure it out room I've seen so far in the series is in Eggerland Mystery, where you can pick up all the visible heart framers in a room... and nothing happens. to actually finish the room you have to push all the emerald framers in the room flush against the wall to make the last heart framer appear. there's no precedent in the game up to that point for such an action or any clear indication that's what you need to finish the level besides having gaps large enough to fit all the framers in the room along the sides.)
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WiggumFan267
06/07/19 12:56:06 AM
#33:


played a couple hours of RiME, not super impressed so far. mostly the puzzles aren't that interesting yet to me, and also the graphical glitches are driving me crazy (moving the camera around, so many of the objects just disappear or blip in and out of existence, the camera moves behind walls too easily, and I can't see anything, etc). This happens especially when moving blocks around too close to something. But mostly all the puzzles are just too simplistic. Also everything is just too slow. I just wish I could move around faster, but it just feels so chunky.

Anyway I'm currently at the circular room where you have to move the block around and need to block off the 3 shadow plates... shortly after the bird steals the ball and that whole part. I guess this is the 'hardest' puzzle so far, but it's not really puzzle like imo. Its just tediously moving the block around until you find just the right angle... don't really consider this a "puzzle". I'll give it one more play session this weekend and see how I feel but I might stop after that if it doesn't pick up for me. I think it's like a 5-6 hour game from what I understands so we'll see...
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WiggumFan267
06/07/19 12:56:37 AM
#34:


this is a very puzzle/walking heavy GotM I guess lol (I take partial blame for that with 2 of my noms <_<, I wasn't expecting both to win)
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MZero11
06/07/19 12:59:27 AM
#35:


Mr Crispy posted...
mostly the maps where you have to force enemies to respawn in different locations


This is exactly what it was!

Mr Crispy posted...
though the game boy version explains it exists in the tutorial... and I don't think there's any instances of that in this game since apparently it was exclusively made for a us release from easier levels in the series. So while my memory is pretty fuzzy I thought most of the early rooms were pretty basic ones meant to introduce you to each type of enemy and some of the basic mechanics. it was probably easier for me since I had played a little of the gb version which as previously mentioned had some tutorials for each type of enemy type.


I'm playing on Switch and since I live in Japan and use the Japanese Switch online I'm apparently playing a harder version of the game :I
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KCF0107
06/07/19 1:04:05 AM
#36:


Why did I think you lived in Arizona?
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MZero11
06/07/19 2:25:17 AM
#37:


KCF0107 posted...
Why did I think you lived in Arizona?


You're not crazy, I grew up in Arizona and lived there until about 2 years ago or so
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Mr Crispy
06/07/19 2:37:03 AM
#38:


Japanese Adventures of Lolo is actually US Adventures of Lolo 2. And it had a completely different (harder) level set from the US Lolo 2.

Similarly, Japanese Adventures of Lolo 2 is US Adventures of Lolo 3, except that it also has completely different (harder) levels.

The game boy Adventures of Lolo I was talking about isn't a port, it's a new game too, except the european version added a ton of new levels, a tutorial, and super game boy support.

yes, it's super confusing and that's probably why you're having such a hard time since it's aimed at more experienced players who've played some of the previous games.
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MZero11
06/07/19 10:55:19 AM
#39:


...oh

Can I even count this for GotM then? >_>
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Underleveled
06/07/19 11:02:18 PM
#40:


After a couple days off, played more Rime tonight.

Finished the forest temple-like area with the mechanical giants. Now at what appears to be an ocean temple. I like how all three sections of the game have been quite different so far.
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Cody11533
06/07/19 11:40:29 PM
#41:


Cody has beaten The Beginner's Guide.

I like walking sims. I did not like this one.

Reading up on it after the fact, I came to the conclusion that is absolutely had to be entirely fictional, which almost makes me dislike it more. The pretentiousness was really getting to me when it seemed like Coda was real, but as it went on, it seemed like either the narrator had to have made up with Coda, or that he was dead. Instead, I definitely think it was a rather out-there introspective dive into the mind of the person behind The Stanley Parable after it had unexpected success. Everything just felt too abstract for me, and my gut reaction is that I honestly feel like it was not worth the time.

All that being said, I enjoyed the format more than the content. I feel like you could have a really neat interactive documentary in this style, particularly relating to games. I also do have to give The Stanley Parable a real go one day. I played it very briefly a few years ago.
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Lolo_Guru
06/07/19 11:52:05 PM
#42:


MZero11 posted...
...oh

Can I even count this for GotM then? >_>

Well, you said you were stumped and on floor 2...

Not too late to change to the right game! You can make a us account on your switch, download the US nes program (for free) and play it with your japan account. =P
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Und3adUnicorn
06/08/19 10:11:49 PM
#43:


Finished Lolo, moving on to Earthbound.
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Lolo_Guru
06/09/19 2:55:42 AM
#44:


I said I'd play through Lolo on my birthday...

guess I delayed a little bit. Adventures of Lolo beaten here as well.

The first NES game is significantly easier than its sequels, and it took about an hour to go through again.

Mr Crispy posted...
Japanese Adventures of Lolo is actually US Adventures of Lolo 2. And it had a completely different (harder) level set from the US Lolo 2.

Similarly, Japanese Adventures of Lolo 2 is US Adventures of Lolo 3, except that it also has completely different (harder) levels.

The game boy Adventures of Lolo I was talking about isn't a port, it's a new game too, except the european version added a ton of new levels, a tutorial, and super game boy support.


I knew the whole thing about the european gameboy version, and the japan games being numbered differently, but... I thought US Lolo 2 was the same as Japanese Advenures of Lolo!

So, I'm going to have to give those Famincon versions a play and see if I can see the difference.
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Mr Crispy
06/10/19 12:25:43 AM
#45:


Got about 15 hours in Earthbound so far... Just hit the beach in Summers, so while I don't remember everything exactly I'm estimating that I'm like 40-45% done?

Also knocked trough levels 1-35 in Lolo 1 saturday.

As a side note, I fired up japanese lolo 2 to see how far I was in on it, and I think I was actually save stated on the exact level that mzero was talking about (the one with all the leepers circling around the lone tree). solved it and the rest of floor 2 but took a break after that since I wasn't serious about trying to finish it right now.
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TheArkOfTurus
06/10/19 3:03:19 PM
#46:


ArkOfTurus has beaten RiME

Decent game. The puzzles were never very interesting, and I agree with KCF on the story, but it was very pretty, and fun to explore.

I'm going to end up switching my nomination of Void Bastards (Ended up playing it. Good, but not nearly as replayable as I was hoping it'd be.) after e3. Hopefully one of my noms will be Cadence of Hyrule, but I guess I should make sure it's coming out first.
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WiggumFan267
06/11/19 5:43:24 PM
#47:


beat the first 5 floors in Lolo, I never played this far into the game before but it's quite fun. I enjoy these kind of puzzles. They're not too hard but not too easy either.
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KCF0107
06/11/19 6:52:23 PM
#48:


Monthly Progress
RiME - KCF, Ark
Beginner's Guide - Wigs, Cody
Earthbound -
Lolo - Unicorn, Lolo

Nominations
Ark - Cadence of Hyrule?
KCF - The Council, Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles

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TheArkOfTurus
06/11/19 7:05:48 PM
#49:


Nominate Cadence of Hyrule and Trials of Mana
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Mr Crispy
06/13/19 2:12:39 AM
#50:


Done with the fifth and sixth sanctuaries, went through the pyramid and all that stuff, and now am in stonehenge to get the sword of kings I mean save everyone. (I probably won't actually go after the sword of kings)

since ness is homesick again that's probably a good cue to stop for the night and make another run at it tomorrow.
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