

I don’t think I’m stuck yet, although I haven’t found
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where to put the hexagonal stones.
The hand is wearing 2 rings and I know where there is another, I think I need 4 if I understood the nearby text correctly.


I don’t think I’m stuck yet, although I haven’t found
where to put the hexagonal stones.
The hand is wearing 2 rings and I know where there is another, I think I need 4 if I understood the nearby text correctly.


It seems I can finally play some games without losing interest immediately. Depression sucks.
I’m playing Signalis and I think I’m quite advanced,
I’m Nowhere (literally what the game calls that area) and running out of things to do in the area. Not sure whether I missed something or the game just doesn’t want you to have a map of the place, but it’s a bit annoying having to run around without it. Fortunately my memory is still good enough. I have more than 30 revolver bullets plus some rifle ammo and a few grenades for a grenade launcher I still haven’t found. I’m running out of healing objects though.
Also playing Divinity: Original Sin at times.
I think I’m level 4 and close to solving the murder case.
The combat is fun and I can see the base upon which Baldur’s Gate 3’s was built.
I also like the sense of humour.


I had a similar experience with Roadwarden. I played a few hours but it didn’t hook me and gave up on it. My verdict was that while the premise is interesting, the writing isn’t good enough to keep me invested.
I finished a Dark Souls 1 playthrough a long time ago, but every other time I’ve tried to get into a Dark Souls or souls-like game I haven’t been able. I guess I was in a special mood back then.