1. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom #TotK
2. Animal Crossing: New Horizons #ACNH
3. Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society #LabyrinthOfGalleria
Zelda and AC seem accurate, but I question the times for LoG. 88 hours feels right, since it's super grindy and I gave up, but for some reason, one section says 88hrs, February says 85 for the month, but 145hrs total, wtf. (Hours seem messed up for other games as well.)
Finally got around to finishing Labyrinth of Galleria today. I put it down in March after playing about 70 hours and finishing the first two stories of the game.
I picked it back up after finishing Ryza 3 two weeks ago and my full completion time according to Steam is 122.4 hours. Given how light the story is, that's basically 50 hours of good old dungeon crawling. I'd say I played about 90% of that time on my Steam Deck compared to at my desktop. DRPGs are perfect for handhelds.
I love this game so much. A lot of modern RPGs have the problem where they constantly interrupt the gameplay with short cutscenes. It can feel kind of erratic and somewhat tiring. In this game, you can go hours without seeing one. It makes the game flow a lot better.
The predecessor, #LabyrinthOfRefrain is one of my favorite games I played on Switch. I think I liked this one a bit better. They're not drastically different, gameplay-wise, but this one is understandably more refined.
Sidenote: magic is totally OP in the late game.
I'll be playing my #NintendoSwitch
Can't decide if I should continue with #LabyrinthOfGalleria (too grindy), or go back to #Harvestella (Higan Canyon theme been in my mind lately).
Or maybe start one of the bajillion games in my backlog...😅
#WeekendPlansIllustrated #HashItOut #HashtagGame
*Quick sketch using cheapie colored pens. I made my beak too big...🦉 💧
Finished part 2 of Galleria today. The final boss was harder than what I prepared for. The fight itself isn't very long, but took me a couple of hours to get a successful run. I'm 79 hours in now. I've heard the next part is 40 to 60 hours, but I'll probably slow down since there is a Trails game coming out this month (as well as Atelier)
Part 2's story was better than part 1. I think it did take a hit in the gameplay department, though. Even though it introduced two new classes, it introduced randomized dungeons which I don't prefer to have in my DRPGs.
I think at this point, I can confidently say that Galleria is better than Refrain, so I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up my favorite game of the year.
I was playing Galleria and was wondering why I suddenly hit a really hard area in the game where my puppets were getting hit with critical gores over and over again.
It took me a couple of hours to realize that I should check my karma. It was maxed out which makes critical gores more likely, I think. I used a Pardon to get it back to 0 and now the game is much more playable. I'm 55 hours in and this is the first time I've had to worry about Karma.
I love this game.
Someone calling themselves Muramasa made a cover of Old-Fashioned Lover Girl from Galleria. This is my favorite track from the game so I'm super happy that I stumbled across it (yay YouTube recommendation algorithm?)
I'm surprised that any track got a cover given that I don't think the series is that popular. That's a shame because I love this series so much.
That's the prologue of Galleria done. Only took about 30 hours. It is a very addicting game.
I started the second part of the game and I'm very interested to see where the story is going.
Also, interesting choice to basically make you start all over when you start the second part (except for class unlocks and exploring abilities.)
I played #LabyrinthOfGalleria for about 5 hours today. I got way too into it. The gameplay doesn't seem too different from the first game, but given that Refrain is probably my favorite Switch game, that's not really a bad thing.
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