Recent reviews by Omni of House Burgs

TTS is a really great ways to enjoy some of the best board games out there regardless of distance, connecting players from all over the world. The steam workshop is full of hidden gems, labors of love to make games that may be otherwise out of print, hard to get to the table locally, or simply better suited to a digital environment accessible to everyone.

I mostly use TTS to play Exceed and Millennium Blades, but don't be limited by that! You could also play Empyreal, Argent: The Consortium, BattleCON, Pixel Tactics... Or uh, Chess? Yes. Chess too.

Hypnospace Outlaw captures perfectly the feeling of the early wild west internet, one which, for better or for worse, I grew up on. Playing it made me think of and remember things that were long dead and buried, much like that content is today.

I think I could compare Hypnospace Outlaw favorably to Papers, Please or Return of the Obra Dinn, but far more relatable. It's a great game that has a lot of content to dig up and explore. I wasn't surprised to find out that it was made by the same developer of Dropsy, which was one of my favorite modern point-and-click adventures from a few years prior.

Overall, I highly recommend Hypnospace Outlaw.

I want to note here, that while I have over 64 hours in the game West of Loathing, I cannot in good conscience support its developers any longer, or encourage any others to do the same. There's a point in my life where I would have, but facts have come to light that make that impossible.

Zach Johnson abused his wife, both physically and emotionally, and protected her rapist. He's confirmed these facts, but has not adequately addressed his role. Information can be found here.

https://www.reddit.com/r/kol/comments/d0cq9s/allegations_of_misconduct_by_asymmetric_members/

I strongly recommend avoiding this game.

Undertale is a game with writing on par with Earthbound, well-designed systems, plenty of secrets, and an attention to detail that is nigh-unrivaled in the industry. Finely polished, extremely re-playable, and endlessly explorable, you will fall in love with the dynamic characters, catchy soundtrack, and clever boss fights.

Undertale is a game everyone deserves to enjoy.

Roundabout is really good, and fun too.