Another minecraft but sort of game more like what we wanted no man's sky to be although with more low poly graphics
been watching this one for a while saw it at PAX west and liked the look of it
it comes out in early access tomorrow so I'm looking forward to trying it out
here's some footage of Scott Manley playing it
I've been surveying/roof fixing around the village and had stopped by Rob's tower and saw the snow scattered around looking scruffy. So I borrowed some cobble and tidied it up!
That's all to report. I've mostly been pottering around and making more enchanted weapons. I need to experiment with our map to see if I can figure out why it's going to the wrong world when you go through the End Portal. I think it might be something to do with world numbering and our old nether is numbered "wrong".
It's on right now, 3 vs 3 multiplayer Total War. Hosted by Greg Wallace, because...?
I bet they don't play the "ninjas in trees" super-tactic.
Spanning a week or two we begin with the end of last night and a couple of bad fellows who got on the wrong side of the Lack of Motorcycle Club. They just wanted an excuse for a cuddle.
The Habanero, a particularly shit car that holds a special place in EMW's and my heart for it saved us in an hour of need. Now it has become the icon of a club that needed no icon. The first rule of Habanero Club is that you blow it up.
Some more games I've played recently
I simply don't use it anymore, and for some unknown reason no-one plays me more than once...
GTA is getting an Update called Import/Export which is all about stealing and selling expensive cars. Yay!
CEO missions and some extra space for cars. Apparently coming in Dec.
The car at the end of the post - it's worth it for that alone.
OK Go have some of the most creative videos out there to the extend that even if you don't care for their music the videos are pretty fun just in and of themselves.
They've done rube goldburg machines, zero gravity parabolic flights, weird tricks of perspective and other optical illusions, stop motion, lots of trained dogs, massive coordianated dance numbers where they rode on people movers while hundreds of japanese women with umbrellas danced around them, and one where they drove a car with a load of sticks on it to trigger pianos and chimes and things as they drove past.
Most of the steam sale just has pages of games on sale that I already own (wish there was a way of filtering out stuff you already had)
but I did spot vermintide was on offer for not very much base game is 15 dollars the game +dlc's is 20 and there is a bundle of all of fat shark's games for 20 that includes vermintide and all it's dlc's and bunch of other games (most of which I've never heard of)
supposed to be a bit left for dead but with giant rat men rather than zombies
might be worth a shot for some sunday gaming once we've beaten the end dragon?