Wearing masks stops the spread, so imagine COVID-19 if everyone acted accordingly and wore their masks. People are dying, people are losing their jobs, people are being evicted, companies are losing business, essential workers are getting sick, and that only increases the scarcity of everything when you think about it. It doesn't require you to wear it in your car, just wear it in stores and public buildings around others, and when you're in crowded spaces and areas where you will interact with things where the public, in general, will go (i.e. gas stations).
Not sure what type of mask is most effective? Take a look at this lab test from June, where the Florida Atlantic University researchers developed a cough emulator lab configuration to determine what the most effective mask would be. The focus is air droplets and how effective certain masks are, and we have the most effective masks in the test available for you w/ a coupon code to save 15% off. So take a look at the video to verify for yourself, and... let's flatten the curve.
Join the Phantom Thieves and strike back against the corruption overtaking cities across Japan. A summer vacation with close friends takes a sudden turn as a distorted reality emerges; reveal the truth and redeem the hearts of those imprisoned at the center of the crisis!
Jump into the stylish world of Persona in an all-new story
Dynamically control your team during explosive combat
Happy Holidays! Even with the pandemic going down... it's that time of year again to celebrate something! So whatever you celebrate, however you celebrate it, for whatever you celebrate it for... make the most of it! I'm celebrating everyone in my life, those who made it and... those I had to say goodbye to because of covid (it's just so surreal). So I have several pies and cobblers (right)... and I'm going to rotate and enjoy each one that I've eating with friends and family in the past. I'm not eating them by myself, but... my stocking full of candy is a different story. Gwahahaha!
Play with 4-10 player online or via local WiFi as you attempt to prepare your spaceship for departure, but beware as one or more random players among the Crew are Impostors bent on killing everyone!
Originally created as a party game, we recommend playing with friends at a LAN party or online using voice chat. Enjoy cross-platform play between Android, iOS, and PC.
Win by completing tasks to prepare the ship or ejecting all Impostors.
React quickly to undo the Impostor's sabotages.
Check the Admin map and Security cameras to keep tabs on other Crewmates.
Report any dead bodies immediately to start a discussion of who the suspected Impostor is.
Call emergency meetings to discuss suspicious behavior.
Vote to eject suspected Impostors.
Kill crewmates and frame bystanders.
Pretend to run tasks to blend in with the crewmates.
Sneak through the vents to quickly move about the ship.
Use sabotages to cause chaos and divide the crew.
Close doors to trap victims and kill in private.
Features
Customization: Pick your color and hat.
Lots of game options: Add more impostors, more tasks, and so much more!
It's Monday again, make it a good one and... don't forget to laugh!
Wearing masks stops the spread, so imagine COVID-19 if everyone acted accordingly and wore their masks. People are dying, people are losing their jobs, people are being evicted, companies are losing business, essential workers are getting sick, and that only increases the scarcity of everything when you think about it. It doesn't require you to wear it in your car, just wear it in stores and public buildings around others, and when you're in crowded spaces and areas where you will interact with things where the public, in general, will go (i.e. gas stations).
Not sure what type of mask is most effective? Take a look at this lab test from June, where the Florida Atlantic University researchers developed a cough emulator lab configuration to determine what the most effective mask would be. The focus is air droplets and how effective certain masks are, and we have the most effective masks in the test available for you w/ a coupon code to save 15% off. So take a look at the video to verify for yourself, and... let's flatten the curve.
Shout out to Focus Home Interactive for supplying a copy of this game for a review!
Shady Part of Me, is an interesting little indie game that pairs a shy little girl with her shadow to cooperate and overcome challenges in a surreal narrative puzzle adventure voiced by Hannah Murray (Game of Thrones, and Skins).
Story:Shady Part of Me, is a game based on a little girl who doesn't just live in her shadow, she's completely disconnected from it. It's so bad that her shadow is like a complete stranger, which is understandable when she's frightened by the light (which represents a number of things for her... as seen in the gameplay below). Believe it or not, the story is also told through the environment... so I won't go into great detail about this in order to keep the review spoiler-free, but I appreciate them using the world to also tell the story.
Gameplay:The game is based on the protagonist being an introvert, and her fear of the light/fear of being seen. It makes for some interesting gameplay that combines 2D + 3D gameplay. I think the combination does the game justice because you have to use the 3D navigation to set things up for her shadow's platforms, and her shadow does the same for her as far as shadows are concerned... so it's a team effort (her shadow needs light, the little girl needs the shadows).
I like the way the 2D + 3D work together, but I also appreciate those sections where you don't need the little girl or her shadow in order for each to progress to the end of that particular area. It's a nice break that prevents you from getting tired of the teamwork so that you can enjoy some platforming action before switching back to dodging the light.
You also get some replay value tucked in here as well, and this comes in the form of these little origami birds you can find in the environment. There are 98 of these little birds in total... which increases the challenge.
Visuals:The visuals for this game... come in the form of a cel-shaded watercolor combination. On the 2D side... I'm reminded of Super Mario Odyssey where you're taking on platforming challenges via the walls and floors (it's nice). It's more than just that though, they inserted some awesome visuals in the game that will take a section and completely transform it visually as you progress, taking it from the surreal dreamscape (of the little girl's imagination) to the real world. I think that's awesomely accurate.
If I could give the game a con, it would be how easy the game is in some areas. Maybe the focus was the narrative to pull you in before increasing the challenges, but some were too much of a cakewalk for me. I could give a strike against the playtime being on the shorter side, but I won't... since I'm sort of familiar with narrative-based games usually having their set lengths to tell their story.
Price:Pricewise... Shady Part of Me comes in at $14.99, which I think is actually spot-on (even if $19.99 would've been an okay launch price).
Japan, the Netherlands, and... Turkmenistan came close!
If you want to check out Blu's Wishmas List for 2020... click here!
I have no real picks unless you want gift cards for food or a food delivery subscription.
I know I have a stocking full of candy to dig into... I just hope there are some huge bags of gummies and peanut M&Ms stuffed inside, I'm running low. (Momma No!)
