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So many good ones. They’re often done to save budget, but if written well they can be some of the best in their series.
First thing that popped into my head though was Twilight Zone, “Five Characters in Search of an Exit”.


A timeline of upcoming enemy actions that you can delay via your own actions, even to the point the enemy action is canceled? That sounds like Grandia, my dudes.



You could have developed a personality in the time it took to write this wall of incel drivel.
It’s actually based on a Native American dish called Wasupdok.


You’re not owed someone else’s organs, you sad utilitarian fuck.
Yes, they look like psychedelic taffy.


Maybe it’ll be acceptable to you, if you’re a degenerate techbro ghoul…


Critters is a solid franchise and until now, released normally structured and not ridiculous content.
There’s no way you typed this with a straight face.


Ew.

We’re probably about a decade away from the Blackwall, choom. (2 according to the sourcebooks, but I think Pondsmith may have been a little optimistic.)


Similar, yeah, but the loop starts out much longer than one day. I think I read somewhere that the book was a big inspiration for the movie.


I don’t see Ken Grimwood’s Replay mentioned too often. It’s an entertaining and emotionally compelling novel about a man who finds himself waking up in a time loop after he dies, with the loop narrowing each cycle. It explores some themes about what you’d do differently, and what you’d lose because you could never recreate some moments or meetings in the right way.


Will you guys just admit you wanna get railed by white Jesus? It’s fine. He’s a very attractive if historically inaccurate man.


Try taking a relaxing bath and reflecting on things.


In case anyone’s not already aware of it, this reminded me of Hildegard von Blingin’s bardcore cover.


I just wrapped up the main game of Resident Evil: Village. Hated fighting those lurching, weaving lycan bastards, loved how it was basically a love letter to the classic Universal horror monsters. I’ll probably start Shadows of Rose tomorrow.
I’ve also gotten 2 or 3 endings now in the infamous MyHouse.wad Doom II map. It’s a trip. Great story, great atmosphere, and even with my limited knowledge of Doom wads, I can tell they used some pretty crazy tricks to make this work. Somehow this was the more frightening of the two, lol.