Alan Duckworth

A Super Metroid rouguelike. Unlike some other rouguelikes the environment and randomization of the paths always seem interesting. You'll never take the same route twice. My only complaints are I did run into a dead end scenario twice and some runs the upgrades aren't balanced. They won't give you any health upgrades but plenty of energy and vice versa. Also, there can be a lot of backtracking sometimes to access a new area. It is a lot of fun to go on a run with your favorite upgrades. Another positive is you never feel lost like you dont know how to access the next area you just need to cover the map. One of my favorite Metroidvanias. A hidden gem for sure.

A Robot Named Fight!

Mother Russia Bleeds

The Beekeeper

"So There" is an excellent album. It's a mix of piano rock and chamber music. The chamber music in songs such as "Capable of Anything" even comes off as psychedelic at times. Every song has catchy quotable lyrics that are as relate-able as much they are a self representation of Ben Folds himself, naturally. Quotable lyrics such as "Seems what's been good for the music hasn't always been so good for the life." In the song "Threw My Phone In A Pool." Every song from "Not a Fan," to "Yes Man" has qualities that are worth listening to more than once of twice. Songs like "F10DA" are more experimental. The lyrics seem to have been inspired by ancient Greek philosophy. At any rate this is a classic album. Severely underrated if you ask me.

So There