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Lies of P and Elden Ring NIGHTREIGN

Hollow Knight: Silksong, Limbus Company and Arknights: Endfield

I'm a very emotional person and cry easily. Most recently, I was a sobbing mess during the final boss fight of Limbus Company’s Canto 9.

I'm currently down to my last achievement in Hollow Knight: Silksong—completing Steel Soul Mode with 100%. Once I wrap that up, I’ll probably start playing Jack Jeanne! Aside from that, there aren't any other games I'm particularly looking forward to yet.

Honestly, the market is flooded with mass-produced content, and I find the uncanny, distinct look of AI-generated art absolutely repulsive. I’d much rather see developers put effort into hand-drawn art or commission professional illustrators instead of cutting corners. Using AI for basic...

I think bad endings can be quite charming, as long as they aren't so depressing that they make the player feel miserable. On the other hand, I really can't stand 'forced' happy endings that feel lazy or rushed just to wrap things up!

I prefer PC, as long as the game is well-optimized.

I prefer a protagonist with a defined personality and backstory. It's much more engaging to follow their journey and uncover their setting. Using a self-insert character as a vessel feels a bit distracting and tends to break my immersion.

I’d be interested in playing it as long as it doesn’t get too graphic or describe the gore in too much detail!

It's not an otome game, but I'm absolutely obsessed with Sinclair from Limbus Company! Honestly, out of all the games I've ever played, I don't think I've ever cherished a character as much as him. Everything about him—the story, his personality—completely captured my heart. Oh, and just for the...

I was heartbroken when AFTER L!FE shut down. There was a character I truly loved, and I never imagined I’d have to say goodbye to them so soon.

I prioritize the genre and characters. If the genre appeals to me, I'll give it a shot first. If I like it, I usually end up falling for a specific character. If I started the game because of a character, I’ll stick with it even if it’s a bit rough, as long as it's not terrible. But if the story...

I'm reading Guiding Hazard!

I mostly play with the BGM off to focus on the vocal details and ASMR vibes. But for RPGs, I’ll toggle it back on sometimes if the silence feels a bit boring.

I enjoy all genres, but I like having some gameplay elements. Just reading can get a bit tedious, you know? That said, it shouldn't be too difficult or boring, as that might break the immersion.