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I would really like some more permanent repeatable single player content (something like HSR’s simulated universe would be amazing), but you’ll never hear me complain about the rate of content overall. The speed in which they’re putting new stuff out is astounding.
My top 10. I tend not to take this sort of thing too seriously, especially since a few on here are based on a single ride.
I’m 5 games into Legacy of Yu, and having just an absolute blast with it so far. As a campaign/legacy-ish game, I’m not sure it’ll have the staying power of something like Spirit Island, but I’m going to get way, way, way more than money’s worth out of it.
This is a great list that pretty much covers my recommendations. I’ll second this entire list and also add in Aeon’s End/Astro Knights, which are mid-weight co-op deck builders that play great solo.
Looking alright for an MVP. Now just need to prevent duplicate comments, add a bot disclaimer, do a little code cleanup, and remember the password to my server.
Honestly, I'm most concerned about that last item...
Edit: one more test [[Robo Rally]] [[Arkham Horror]]
Spirit Island and Trailblazers. Spirit Island's my favorite game and even nicely thematic to the situation.
Trailblazers I haven't even played yet, but I have a feeling waterproof cards and a travel case are pretty killer features for the desert island scenario.
Important point I missed at first: the official names of the characters and their voice actors in order of appearance are in the video description.
As a fan of Geo and Electro, VERY excited for Navia and Clorinde. Also super interested in Wriothesly and Arlecchino, but the leaks have me less sure about those two for varying reasons.
It’s code complete, but hasn’t been deployed anywhere. I straight up don’t remember my password to my server, so need to find time to rebuild the server before it’ll work.
I only use a specialized one for Imperium: Classics/Legends, but couldn’t imagine the game without it. The automatic score calculation is a necessity, and being able to look back on past games is nice too.
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