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I’ve had Child of Light forever and decided to start it. An indie turn based RPG from Ubisoft. It’s not bad so far.

 

this is the one where spirits are the characters attack right? remember seeing the trailer for it

 

yes it is! Thus the hit feedback isn't as satisfying as I'd like but that's where my criticism of this game ends.

 

Played this a few years ago on the Wii U. Really solid game. And the art is gorgeous

 

The multitasking in the combat in Child of Light was too hard for me lol

 

Love Child of Light.

 

What the…

 

For YEARS I have been confusing Child of Light with that Kinect game “Child of Eden”. Only just now when someone said it was a turn based RPG did I realize the difference lol.

 

When did I get so bad at tony hawk man. I used to be a god on this game.

 

Wait, are you talking about sky?

 

Loving the MHS2 demo. How long is the full game supposed to be?

 

Anyone else playing sky? Need more friends on there lol

 

Wait it’s out on switch? This is the new game company joint, right?

 

Yep, some of the levels you definitely need more than one person because your sailing runs out quickly. Don’t play it if you don’t have a lot of time because you’ll space out and three hours will have passed lol

This game is like a short hike but with the art style of the lost campfire

 

fuck that sounds AWESOME

 

Yeah, it is lol one of the events ends tomorrow so don’t wait too long, I have no idea what happens to it after that

 

The coolest thing about the game is you can literally just relax, sit on a bench and talk to people and the more friends you make the easier the game gets. Eventually you want to start saving your candles for new outfits but try to make some friends first, it’s more important.

 

I'll be downloading this when i get home!

 

I literally sent that link to all my friends lol

 

Could not get around to completing the valley of triumph, all my friends were busy. Hopefully they do it again soon. There was some cool stuff you could get from it too, sigh.

 

Alright, I'm gonna play the NES Zelda for the first time. How should I do this? Take it slow and map everything out, or use a guide? Is it worth the time to figure things out on my own?

 

My friend did this recently, his pride made him refuse to use a guide at first and then he caved in and used one just to figure out where to go sometimes and he said it was much more enjoyable.

 

I cannot imagine not having a guide for that game. Seems impossible.

 

If you really want a challenge, play the sequel