Syp is happily steamrolling Diablo III with a pet-heavy Witch Doctor, using it as a Blizzard-flavored stand-in while waiting on WoW Forever.
Frostilyte’s September gaming recap praises Fields of Mistria’s writing and hooks, then dunks on how mining drags its farming-game progression down.
Bhagpuss is enjoying Nivalis Nights but mostly wrestling GeForce Now screenshots, UI clutter, and the eternal problem of taking decent action shots.
Luna’s Spooktober backlog invite lines up creepy picks like Doki Doki Literature Club, Bloomtown, Slay the Princess, and more for October play-alongs.
Oya’s September recap mixes Dispatch, Spanish study, and Ace Attorney with PlayTranslate on the AYN Thor for a neat language-learning gaming combo.
David’s Sword & Dragon crew adds a necromancer, loots the dwarven city, and cleverly uses a throne to herd skeletons out of the way.
Wilhelm is back in Valheim 1.0, grumbling about broken achievements, miserable raft sailing, and a suspicious troll shortage that might be seed- or mod-related.
Tobold finds Transport Fever 3 fun and intuitive, with nice train-building hooks, but immersion-breaking anachronistic industries and a tutorial bug sour the ride.
Shintar rounds up Disney+ Star Wars watches, finding Maul: Shadow Lord surprisingly good while The Ninth Jedi spin-off still leaves Kara underwhelming.
Joel’s September wrap-up hits podcasts, movies, manga, TV, books, and games, with Final Fantasy IV, Emio, Blame!, and Lanterns leading the highlights.
Dave Winer likes AI assistants moving into real-world services, then revisits BloggerCon and RSS 2.0 to argue bootstrapping beats BigCo reinvention.
Magi kicks off OCtober, a daily original-character drawing challenge with rising time limits and a very clear no-AI-slop rule.