I've been so busy with life stuff that I could pretty much copy& paste my RPG Autumn post.
Read
Coriolis TGD & The Flowers of Algorab. It looks great. Keen to get it to the table again.
Mutant Year Zero. Particularly Mechatron and the two campaigns. Also keen to run this.
Troubleshooters and it's U-boat mystery adventure. I thought that an RPG based on French &/ Belgian comics about globetrotting adventures in the 1960s would be a fun change of pace but the adventure isn't very exciting and I lost interest.
Play
We played a game of The Score, a GM-less card based heist RPG. Very lightweight, it takes about 20 minutes. It's fun but it could do with a better climax.
GM
Only managed a couple more sessions of Reach of the Roach God. They were fantastic, but I'd really like if this got back to regular play.
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Well now I'm going to have to play that too!
I tried the demo of Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity. I like how it's got so much stuff from the main game, but I'm not sure it really grabbed me.
After that I loaded up Ocarina of Time 3DS and I'm having fun with that. It's been a long time since I last played it so I think I'll see it through. I can't imagine it takes too long to beat.
Play
Zelda Breath of the Wild - the credits are literally rolling as I type. I fucking loved this game. I could talk for a long time about why but simply the world is beautiful and a joy to explore.
Not sure what I'll play next. I've really enjoyed losing myself in a long game so I might just do that again. I'm going to hold off on Tears of the Kingdom for a bit. Persona 4 has possibly been in my pile of shame for longer than Zelda. I'm kinda tempted to try Ocarina and Majora's Mask on the 3DS though. It's been years since I played Ocarina and I've never finished Majora's.
Maybe I'll just go finish Donkey Kong Bananza
Want
Hyrule Warriors
Metaphor
Clair Obscura
Any of those, preferably for less than £40.
Brian Bloodaxe