Radiant Historia
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I picked up Radiant
Historia quite some time ago and only got about 20 hours in before being
distracted by something else (I’m looking at you, Skyrim). After playing quite a bit of Xenoblade Chronicles, I really wanted a quality game I could play
on the go and remembered I had left this game unfinished. I decided to start
from scratch and am quite enjoying my current play-through. I manage to get
totally absorbed in the story, and I really enjoy how the battles can be more
challenging than the average game. They require extra planning and utilizing
the battlefield.
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Dungeon Defenders
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This picture is the result of my hard egg hunting at work.
Not to mention fully upgraded sets of Mythic armor that I build with the mana I
made selling extra eggs. The game just added the 3rd chapter in the Lost
Eternia Shards featuring a sunken city, Aquanos, and devious Sharken monsters.
Though my interest in the game has slowed down somewhat, I’m still logging
quite a few hours a week – especially when my friends are on and wanting to
defend some dungeons.
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Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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It’s been over a month since I logged some time in Skyrim. I
decided to wake Genjo up and get him moving again. He’s got an audience to
appease. He was sent to bring a bandit leader to justice and found an entire
encampment completely dead when he got there. Read more about it on my
ancillary blog, “A Breton in Skyrim.” I’m also thinking of playing the boring
adventures of Faendal the Wood Elf (a resident of Riverwood) but my attempts to
model a character after him have left me feeling unimpressed.
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Terraria
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Terraria has
stolen a lot of my attention lately. You create a character that resembles a
Super Nintendo sprite and are thrown into a hostile world full of things to
find and only your imagination to limit what you can build. Fighting monsters
and building giant forts is every kid’s dream. It’s only better when you can do
it in SNES graphics. I got hooked on this game watching a YouTube video series
that I’ve linked below. I’m on Episode 72 – the farthest I’ve ever watched any
web series. It still manages to entertain and inspire my future adventures in
Terraria.
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Xenoblade Chronicles
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The plot of Xenoblade
Chronicles is really starting to interest me. Lately it’s been popular to
make a show or movie or game very mysterious and tease me with intriguing
little carrots but then really disappoint me in the end. I like to blame Lost and M. Night Shyamalan, but whoever
is to blame I am really starting to think Xenoblade
Chronicles isn’t going to be counted among the giant disappointments of a
good build up. I really feel it will all comes together in the end. I’ll let you know (in a rant) if it doesn’t, I’m
sure.
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Related Links
- Ten Incredible Terraria Creations
- ReNDoG's "Let's Play Terraria" that got me hooked.
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