mido9

I played Moonlighter, and didn't like it. Basically it's like the original legend of zelda with procedural dungeons, but you also manage a shop where you sell items you find in the dungeons to get money to build better weapons and etc, and I honestly felt it made the game a lot worse. After you find the perfect price for an item, it always sells for that much money, so there's isn't any depth to the selling aspect, and all it did was add friction to the game since you need to sell stuff after every run because you need to upgrade your weapons if you want to do anything. Just let me play the dungeons.

I played Hades, the newest supergiant game, and it's suuuuuuuper good, like, even for an early access game all the voices and dialog in the game is fully voice acted with great accents and attitudes and witty dialogue, and there's a lto of depth to the roguelike gameplay, and it's good. Also characters talk a looooooooooot, the game never quits with the snark but never feels like it's slowed down a lot by it. I beat the final boss of early access so far and even the main character zagreus complained about "wait what the hell why isn't there anything more, was escaping all a ruse" and talked it over with the ruler of hades.

I played and beat Shakedown hawaii, the gameplay of it is pretty shallow now that I think back on it, but its story and its constant parodying/mocking of corporate culture was very very very funny and clever all the time, forreal. Also scooping up all the properties of the island of hawaii was fun and being able to walk into any random store and get a 99% discount because I own it and everything else about it is very satisfying.