Slug_Man

From reading reviews, I understand it to be a game where you hide from robots while looking for different objects in order to progress. As time goes on it gets harder. You also have to manage your inventory. There is combat, but it is not viable long-term, and you will run out of bullets and bandages quickly. The randomly-generated nature of the game makes it different each playthrough but it is still very similar playthrough to playthrough.

For Patreon prizes, I’ve seen the channel Weird Video Games do this: for x$, people can you send you a word or maybe a sentence that you add to your videos, and then you credit them for that word/ sentence, either when you say it or at the end of your video. Alternatively, people could send you 300+$ (A lot of money) and suggest a game, and you would then do a short, 5-10 minute Freemans mind ish segment of that game, or even a short 10 minute Game Dungeon on it if it was a short game. Just some ideas I had.

As a Gen Z-er, I like listening to Metallica, Disturbed, and Avenged Sevenfold, and a few other songs of the same style. However, this appears to be unusual, and most people of my age-group listen to rap or pop music.

I love these “Ross rants” because it always looks like he’s on the brink of insanity. There’s just something about how he might pause for a few extra seconds, or it seems like he pops his eyes almost. (I’m not slamming Ross here; I love his vids, btw)

You try to build and sustain a Mars Colony. It’s a rogue like in that failure is permanent (although you can reload your game) and the terrain is different with every new playthrough. It’s pretty hard and without planning ahead it’s easy to fail - your air systems and electrical grids will fail and all your colonists will die if you don’t have a steady supply of raw materials.

A semi-open world FPS with a strong narrative. You collect loot (ammo + weapons) to take on robots. There seem to be few scripted events, the player(s) only try to find out what is going on while progressing through the island. There are issues: it’s very hard to play solo but difficult to join a multiplayer party. In a party, progress is usually different and the players who join might spawn far away.

To quote Rock Paper Shotgun; “anime-inspired survival horror, with a surreal edge and a bit of dark humour.”

This is a mixture of RTS, courtroom battles and a bunch of other stuff, set during the French Revolution. You play as a judge who decides who lives and who dies. If you go against what different groups want (the public, the aristocracy and your family) think, you will become less popular. Apparently the courtroom battles are short and could be better. I like how they’ve mixed several different play styles.

The way you mentioned not filling up the car before hitting the road because it’s too much work made me think of how oil companies, when they find natural gas reserves they just burn it up because it’s too expensive to set up equipment to transport natural gas pipelines.