IIRC it is actually a different physics engine than BotW. BotW couldn’t handle all the physics interactions in TotK. That’s what’s so impressive about the game. Physics-based games are rare, especially for AAA-developers, because it’s just a lot of work. In TotK everything just works as you’d expect. You’re just looking at it from a gameplay perspective while ignoring the technical achievements.
Sure there aren’t that many cards but those cards are so well balanced. Every single card has its uses so you’re constantly presented with interesting decisions. It feels like almost every other roguelike has dead time where you’re just going through the motions whereas in slay the spire you’re making decisions from floor 1.
This is the first I hear about tri-Ace games. Thanks!
I’ve played Persona 4 and 5 and am really looking forward to P3 Reloaded but it’s not quite the same enjoyment I found in those games as in the mainline SMT games. Party composition is not as much of a thing in Persona. I’ve seen Etrian Odyssey mentioned a few times before in the Megaten fandom so it seems like something I’d be into. The mainline games I’ve played are Nocturne, SMTIV and SMTV. I’m definitely playing Strange Journey next and then maybe Digital Devil Saga.
I am grinding ranked in Splatoon 3. I wish this game wasn’t so underrated as a competitive game outside of Japan.
A Short Hike only took me around two hours to finish but those were some of the finest two hours I’ve experienced.
I understand limiting saves to avoid savescumming. Not allowing you to save and quit whenever you want in Funger makes no sense though. I quickly installed a mod for Termina to suspend and resume the game because it’s ridiculous to have to play 3+ hours straight before being allowed to close the game.
I can’t help but respect spy mains because they play by far the weakest merc in the game. If your team has a somewhat competent pyro on spy duty they don’t get to do anything.