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Homeopathamole

Does that still require a third party launcher, or can you just run it straight from Steam now?

I'm up to about 30 unplayed games in my Steam library. I really need to stop buying more.

I watched half of the first episode of season 2 then realised how utterly disengaged I was feeling, and so stopped there.

I suppose there's still some lingering resentment of the final season of GoT which is making me feel reluctant to invest my time in this.

As it says in the article, these are also being purchased by small retailers, so even if you buy from a bricks-and-mortar store, there's no guarantee that you're getting the genuine article.

So much of it was nightmare fuel, it's hard to choose, but I think it was the scene where Dorothy's friends have been turned into ornaments that haunted me the most.

Return To Oz was mine. Took me decades to bring myself to rewatch it.

We should wait for the lab results before confirming the diagnosis

Fleshlight

Fair point, I suppose the fact that I need a decent desktop PC for other things too means that it makes sense to spend a little more to get one that is also decent for gaming.

As a PC gamer who tends to buy most of their games in Steam sales, I assure you that gaming on the cheap in a digital world is most assuredly possible.

The Mooncrash DLC for Prey (2017) isn't strictly a time loop game but it might have a lot of the elements that you find interesting.