Any "Gamers"

. . . I loved the idea of Myst, and that you don't die. On the other hand, you can end up stuck for some time!

In one of the Myst games there is an ending where you can die, but I won't tell you which one.

Steam has The Norwood Suite on sale now, 75% off, so I just had to pull the trigger on it.







The same people made the equally surreal free game Off-Peak.

I'm saving it for a rainy day.

Just look at my Avatar...

I have been playing games ever since the days of playing Pong on the Atari back in 1972. Over the years, games have become more advanced and have demanded ever better hardware to run them, My current gaming rig has an Intel 14th gen processor, 64 gb of memory and a Nvidia RTX 4070TI GPU. That enables me to run most games in 4K resolution on a 32" monitor. The most recent games I have played are "Elden Ring", "Lies of P", and "Assassins Creed Mirage". Elden Ring and Lies of P, however were so difficult that my aging reflexes cannot keep up. Thus, I had to use cheat mods to make game playing possible.

I am looking forward to the upcoming port of "Horizons Forbidden West" to PC. I also also watching news of "Rise of the Ronin".

The magnet is strong in this thread HoosierShave ^^^^ 

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Just wanted to chime in on the discussion about gaming preferences. While many of us are into various console and PC games, I've found math playground to be a fantastic resource for anyone looking to mix fun with some brain exercises. It's not just for kids; even adults can find plenty of challenging puzzles and games that are both entertaining and educational. Would love to hear if anyone else has tried it out and what your thoughts are!