Lucky 7

Hi!
Here's the game in process of development and it even has no steam page atm. But the trailer seems to me very perspective:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ6-pB5NPwY&t=15s

Unlucky 7
Unlicky 7
Lucky 7
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I guess it's clear what comes next in the sequence of weird groups on SG .... So, who wants to join Licky 7?

I just watched Deadpool 3. It was like a movie for nostalgia but a nice way.

A man was trying to teach his young son the evils of alcohol. He put a worm into a glass of water and another worm into a glass of whiskey. The worm in the water lived, while the one in the whiskey curled up and died.

"All right, son," asked the father, "what does that show you?"

"Well dad, it shows that if you drink alcohol, you won't have worms."

I like Golden Sun... if you can't tell off the steam avatar which... will never change.

Thanks for the chance of joining your Lucky 7 squad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBG6fyH8MHY

https://store.steampowered.com/app/368340/CrossCode/
i like the vibe

Merci pour cette belle chance 🍀
https://ibb.co/S5kN53T

SPOOKWARE
a cool WarioWare game where you play as the skelebros!

Hot take!

Saints Row (2022) is really not as bad a game as the reviews suggests...

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Bite Night - indie comedy horror game with one of the best endings.

thanks for chance

here is a small funny cartoon joke:

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What do you call a fish wearing a bowtie?

Sofishticated. 🤣

Three elephants jump out of a plane. Two hit the ground and one hits the water...ba bum tiss

I just google number 7.
"In biblical numerology, 7 symbolizes completion or perfection"

No need to consider me as I only enter for games I truly want to play eventually but a weird, little known gem of a magical realism adventure game is Kentucky Route Zero. Oh and if you like excellent puzzle games, The Room series are stunning and a lot of fun to puzzle over.

Hmmm ok, a game I loved and not a lot of people know about - UNSIGHTED.
It was my first full CV GA two years ago, and it still saddens me to see it went unplayed.

It's a top-down action game, with a focus on Souls combat (both melee and ranged, although the focus most definitely is on melee and parrying) and Metroidvania elements (progression grants you powerups that unlock new paths). There is also RPG elements like upgrade and tech trees, and some light crafting. And you can get unique perks by helping NPCs around the world.

What sets it aside is the time mechanic. Everyone and everything in the game is dying (including you). The only way to keep alive is by gathering a finite amount of vials that extend a characters life. Want to use it on yourself and have more time to explore the world? Sure. Wants to spend it on an NPC? Go ahead, but you don't have enough to save everyone, so you'll always have to decide who to save, and when. It's incredibly tense, but works great on a narrative level.

My first playthrough was without the time limit, and once I knew my way around combat and the map, I played again with the Timer on. It's a completely different experience.

Anyway, it's super polished and more people should play it!

Care for a TV show recommendation?

I highly recommend Ted Lasso and Reservation Dogs (Rez Dogs).

Why?

Ted Lasso is a show about (broader topic) english soccer. I don't give a shit about soccer.

But it's such a wholesome show, really great comedy (i don't like comedy, but the humour is great) and it made me more emotional than i thought. It's also just feel good / wholesome show imo.

I stumbled bout Reservation Dogs, when i searched a similiar TV show. It's a show about some young native american shitasses in a fictional city, which do some crime / "gang" stuff to fulfil their dream to go to California.

But the show shifts topic a lot, anyway it has also great humour and also deals in a great and subtle way with emotional topics like grief or sometimes happier topics.

I really like the characters and also the native american background / references. One protagonist always sees a goofy warrior spirit, a rather clumsy native on a horse, which guides the protagonist in a really cryptic way, but it's always funny, haha.

Also huge respect to one of the main protagonists, which did this statement at the Emmys:

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/reservation-dogs-dpharaoh-woon-a-tai-red-handprint-emmys_n_66e73dd0e4b0d38f2df517fb

"Woon-A-Tai’s crimson face paint was worn in recognition of the silent epidemic of violence against Native American and Indigenous women across North America."

^- the actor himself has a native background

meh. too depressed for this. gl for everybody else.

Highly recommend you give this a try if you like crepes - either cook it yourself or make someone do it for you ;)

https://www.thespruceeats.com/croatian-pancakes-crepes-palacinke-recipe-1135910

I offer myself as a willing sacrifice to the gods of RNG!

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You thought the WL was "full" and now there is a bit more space that you want to fill.
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CAT (Picture 2)

I hope you take the bait (picture 3)

And yes, this is a small "story" ;-)

PS.: A great game that isn't very known is Faeria. In the direction of the TC game "Magic the Gathering" but it have much more tactical/strategy possibilities. Well worth a look.

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I like playing games and try to play my wins, ever so slowly. Hope you find your lucky picks! :)

Thanks for the chance!

I thought this was pretty interesting/impressive:

http://www.youtube.com/shorts/j1T7VL6N89c

Wayfinder is a game that had a terrible Early Access launch last year and a short and rocky life as a microtransaction-riddled "MMO-lite" to the point where it was eventually taken off storefronts and it looked like it was the end for it, that it would become yet another failed "live service" game to add to the graveyard of gone and forgotten live service games that came before. Despite all its live service flaws, it had a lot of really cool stuff going for it like the beautiful visual style courtesy of Joe Mad, fun combat, cool game world, and interesting characters, so it was a real bummer to see it possibly go away forever.

But then, very surprisingly and fortunately, not too long after the delisting the devs announced that they had made some massive fundamental changes to the game and pivoted it into an offline co-op ARPG, free of all the negative features of a live service game. This came in the form of their Echoes Update, which made the game so much better in every way, it was truly amazing. They ran this new version of the game, which came as a free update to all previous owners, for a few months as a sort of beta to iron out any bugs etc. up until their newly announced official 1.0 launch, which happened last month.

I'm really happy that they managed to salvage this beautiful little game in such an interesting and in my opinion revolutionary way, now it will live on for everyone to enjoy and appreciate. Unfortunately the game hasn't taken off like it deserves to since the 1.0 launch, but if the devs keep nurturing it in the loving and caring way that they have been and the Wayfinder players keep spreading the "word of mouth" about the very cool new version of the game I'm sure it will eventually. I highly recommend everyone to check Wayfinder out, it is legitimately a good game now.

I have two 7 in my nick name, i think i'm an ideal candidate for one of this 7 slot :P

why in your nick there is this number 9860? Which means?

I'm interested in becoming a part of your "lucky 7" whitelist. I know that RNG hates me, but I'm still gonna try :)