Tipa bounces off rusty EQ2 controls but still gets intrigued by EverQuest Legends’ pre-ruin Nektropos Castle, with puzzles, traps, and deeply ominous dolls.
UltrViolet pokes at FFXIV’s post-Endwalker lore spiral, shrugs at WoW Forever, and frames the whole MMO roundup as one big mixed bag.
Kimimi digs into Knot in 3D on the Spectrum, a first-person Snake twist whose tiny premise still squeezes out real tension.
Ramen Junkie checks out Beast Box Infinity’s Sacred Power Robo, a four-beast combiner riffing on the Four Symbols with lots of tiny transforming charm.
Joar got pushed back to FFXIV by a Guild Wars 2 jumping puzzle, while World of Warcraft currently inspires little beyond logging straight back out.
Emily comes away charmed by Syberia’s vague old-school puzzles, Kate Walker’s journey, and the slow-burn mystery around automatons and mammoths.
Wilhelm heads from old Freeport to Faydwer in EverQuest Legends, fondly ditching the Sea of Tears boat for a safer translocator hop.
Kelly’s excerpt appears truncated, but it looks like a personal post rather than a game writeup.
Anarchae breaks down how moving, job gear, and long-delayed basics ate into savings despite a steadier financial footing.
Welsh Troll riffs on syntax highlighting, arguing modern coding themes often overdo color while older CRT-era restraint was easier on the eyes.
Bruce Schneier surveys campaign finance data showing US politicians quietly spending on AI tools like OpenAI and Anthropic despite public skepticism.
Cristian shares a translated tale of a smart vacuum that works, dies, revives after service, then promptly goes bad again.