My pleasure! It’s stumped me a few times, but luckily the hint coin system is forgiving lol. Enjoy!
My pleasure! It’s stumped me a few times, but luckily the hint coin system is forgiving lol. Enjoy!
That’s fantastic to hear 💕
I hope you enjoy it as much as I did :)
My first one was the Ace Attorney crossover due to being interested in that at the time, but I’ve been playing through the Curious Village recently and find it very charming! I think either of those would work.
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It depends for me. Something that fits your bill that I adore though is the Professor Layton games. Relaxing puzzles and a mystery to unfold in a world of the unknown. It’s a very charming series!
For me lately though, it’s been replaying the Zelda games. I just got to A Link to the Past and it’s been a huge help when my stress gets bad. I hope things get better for you though! :)
Edit: I also recommend the Ace Attorney games, they gave me a lot of comfort in a very troubling time in my life.
Yeah, the koroks are always really heavy weight. I think I left off with around 65%, and I had done most side quests, got all shrines + sages wills, and only about 100 koroks. I just can’t find it in me to go for the koroks knowing what the reward is.
Yup!
I ended off with about 150 hours aswell. I didn’t make a super large push to do absolutely everything before finishing the story, I decided early on that I was saving it for Master Mode. On an unrelated note, it’s a bit of a bummer that Master Mode wasn’t in at launch. I hope they don’t make the enemies regenerate health again though!
You can find it when you open the map in the bottom right corner after you finish the game I believe. My switch is being repaired right now, but it’s certainly in one of those corners.
Battlefield 1. I hop on the same server every time and it’s a nice way to calm myself down if I’m stressed about something in real life. It’s much more fun to be stressed about staying alive and helping my team the best I can. The game sparked a strong interest in history for me aswell, so it’s also a comfort zone in that sense too.