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Game #2 First Impressions Chaos on Deponia Time Played: 50 minutes Trophies earned: 2/35 I know what you're thinking Star is going from one easy game to the next. Before I would've said, "But I earned it! Platting Tales of Vesperia is taking too long". Now, I think I should've saved this for later. Not to say I want to play something more difficult; it's just that I want to play a game that's far more interesting. Chaos on Deponia is a point-and-click adventure which follows Rufus' (the main character) many efforts to get into Elysium from the planet Deponia. What makes this game fun is that Rufus is a bumbling idiot who just can't help getting himself and others in trouble. In the previous game, Chaos is the 2nd game in a 4 game series, Rufus met Goal who tries to warn the officials that there are still people living on Deponia because they want to blow it up, I think. It's been a while since I've played the first game. In the beginning of the game, Rufus is still stuck on Deponia, the officials don't know that there are people living on Deponia, and Goal has not only lost her memory, but she's broken...again. Since it's an easy game, I will continue playing it, but I'll probably finish it after the event.

Game #1 Final Impressions Gris I can't really get over how atmospheric this game is. I think most of my time was just enjoying the game instead of getting a bit further into it. It's just really nice not to manage my resources or do something that leads to a title that leads to another title that leads to a trophy (looking at you Tales of Vesperia). And maybe because of this I'm a bit biased towards the game. Soundtrack: So amazing! I'm listening to it as I type. I don't know how to explain it. It sort of reminds me of Child of Light. Visuals: Everything is pretty. I'm pretty sure it's watercolor. Lots of reds, blues and greens so far. Gameplay: I really like that it's a light puzzle-platformer. Your character has to travel around a temple of sorts to try to find little lights to help guide yourself higher. I'm guessing higher means that she overcame a particular stage of grief because she falls down a great distance and has to climb again, so to speak. None of the jumps or the puzzles seem too difficult to solve. I have a few supers, like transforming into a heavy block to destroy rocks/statues, to help me traverse the game and will probably get more. Recommend: Yes! A super chill, easy, short game to help any gamer break up longer games. Platinum: It's a short game with 19 trophies. An easy game to platinum. I haven't looked into it yet, but I do hope there's chapter select, even though I wouldn't mind replaying the whole game again. Playtime: 3 hours 10 minutes Trophies: 4/18 I haven't done a KYC event in a long time and find it hard to write such a short review of the game, so bear with me. I don't think I've written anything substantive in the past year. It's been awhile! I've only been playing Tales of Vesperia and a lot of irl stuff has taken me away from gaming generally. I'm not back fully yet, but I was sort of tired from playing that one game.

Game #1 First Impressions Gris Starting Stats Games Played: 147 Completed Games: 110 Completion: 79.59% Unearned Trophies: 1,249 I have heard of Gris through this site, and many people here seemed to have a very enjoyable experience. Because of that, I knew I wanted to eventually play the game, but held off seeing any more official reviews or trailers. So far I'm glad I did! Gris is a very atmospheric puzzle-platformer with a great soundtrack and really easy on the eyes. The game starts you right off with statues crumbling under your feet, and you fall down a great distance. I assume the rest of the game she'll try to get back where she was originally. I had a quick look at the trophies, and I know where the "story" is heading somewhat. The game is about grief and loss, but not in a depressing way. The colors so far are bright and beautiful. I'm really interested in seeing how the game develops. It's surprisingly light, and the puzzles are easy. Trophies earned: 2/19 Hours played: 1 hour 10 minutes

Alright! I really need to destroy my completion because I've only played 2 games in the last 5 months, and that needs to change. I think my list will be a mix of easy, medium, and hard games. Here goes... 1. Gris (PS4) 2. Chaos on Deponia (PS4) 3. Celeste (PS4) 4. Nier (PS3) 5. Cosmic Star Heroine (PS4) 6. Freedom Wars (Vita) 7. Syrup and the Ultimate Sweet (PS4) 8. Sonic & All Stars Transformed (Vita) 9. Zero Escape: The Nonary Games (Vita) 10. A King's Tale: Final Fantasy 15 (PS4)

Tales of Vesperia - I still need to finish up the 20-man arena, defeat the true last boss, and do some sidequests. So much to do. If I can play everyday, I might be able to finish early March. I feel like I'm so close.

Tales of Vesperia Still on my 1st playthrough, going through the 200-man arena, and it's brutal! I had to take a break, so I hope next week I'll be in a better mood to min/max some equipment and skills. I really want to finish the game this month.

I have a couple of questions about titles and sidequests that need to be done before the final dungeon. 1. Will I need to master all the recipes? I just need to do 8 more. 2. Will I need to do the girls' bathing suit side quest? I'm actually "locked" from doing it now because the motivational quest from Giovanni in Halure prevents me from doing that quest. I'll need to do a few things to collect everyone's joke weapons, like escape battle 50x or pocked 1 million gald, which I wanted to do after the final boss. 3. Speaking of 1 million gald, I hope it isn't too late to do the Hot Spring event. 'Cause I'm broke. Any other tips or advice about what I need to do before the final dungeon is much appreciated.

Tales of Vesperia - I've been playing this game for 4 months. I hope I can finish sometime in January. Word Maze - An easy level I can pick up and play.

Buy a PS5 in early 2022, then try to finish 1 game at a time while finishing my PS Vita and PS3 backlogs. I'm pretty sure I won't finish those in 2 years.