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Grow Home is amazing, I need a stronger PC for the sequel Grow Up

Age of Mythology, and Titan Quest 1+2 (spinoff by same devs). There's a DS tactical spinoff of Age of Empires that's not very good but worth trying. Torchlight might be similar to Titan Quest.

I've also been playing Saiyuki: Journey West (PS1) which is based on Buddhist/Hindu mythology. 'Journey to the West' also inspired Wu Kong, 'Enslaved: Odyssey to the West', and Dragon Ball series.

God of War (Greek n Norse), Darksiders (Christianity), Immortals: Fenyx Rising (Greek), Hades (Greek), Hellblade: Senua (Norse), Okami (Japanese), Folklore (Irish), Dante's Inferno (Christianity). You're not really 'playing as' myths but mostly fighting them in these series.

blessed be the fruit

chao, miyoko, and violife are usually the best. I don't have a favorite yet, but making your own cheese is easy: soak cashews, grind them up, mix in seasonings & refrigerate. alternatively silken tofu or plant milk can be boiled to make cheese as well

relatively new to the 40k lore. mechanicus was my introduction, the voice acting and dialogue perfectly captured the mechanicus clan and personalities. you can feel a resemblance of humanity in their mechanoid bodies. not too familiar with space marines outside of Dawn of War and the tcg games where they are constantly shouting cliche military slogans

i eat burgers, pizza, mac n cheez every week. been vegan 3 years. ignorance is bliss

legalize recreational video games

personally, i wanna go in blind when playing this. i want to piss my drawers when i see giant tentacles on my ship

would be a dream for speedrunners, but not having a console release is strange imo

did they stop teaching evolution in schools

yikes, the franchise was already struggling. exclusivity is weird but props to gog for reviving the franchise

but what does ja rule have to say