Play on: computer
Current goal: get more stuff for the garden
I have copies The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom AND Astrobot I’m sitting here waiting for someone to play me. Black Myth: Wukongin the meantime, it’s freshly installed on my computer’s demanding drive, still waiting for me to give it the attention it deserves. However, I’m afraid these three games won’t hold my attention this weekend as I still devote most of my time to gaming extremely UFO 50.
Which is what I come back to UFO 50 it’s not just the games themselves, although of course that’s the most essential thing, without which nothing else would matter. This way, in each of the 50 matches, there are three different goals to strive for. The easiest thing is usually to obtain a “gardening” item in the game, an item that then goes to the garden where the little mascot character lives, hanging around her house and yard and interacting with all the different items that she has so far you won. Then comes getting the “golden” cart in the game, which usually happens when you complete it, and then comes the ultimate achievement, getting the “cherry” cart, which usually requires not only beating the game, but doing it with particular mastery or confidence. In the case of an arcade game this might mean earning a certain number of points on your way to completing the game, for example in an adventure game it might mean catching a specific item on your way to victory. With so many games to change and so many goals to achieve, I always feel like I’m making progress somethingeven if some challenges still elude me.
In particular, I’m hoping to make more progress on the dungeon crawler this weekend Valbrace (I’m currently on the 4th floor), complete a few more stages in this groundbreaking sacrificial platformer Mortolgrab the cherry cart and take part in a wonderfully summery arcade shooter Seaside passageand perhaps I will complete my second escape from the planet in the process of collecting resources Zelda-how he plays Pilot task. Opening screen in UFO 50 shows the elderly machine these games were supposedly released for, with the caption “PLAY FOREVER.” In case UFO 50I think I could. – Carolyn Petit
