I tried Memori, a Celeste-style platformer with some cool puzzle mechanics. Some of the rooms were super-hard, which made completing them feel very satisfying. It has a chunky-pixel look and controls really well. The front-end UI needs a tiny bit of polish, but other than that I really enjoyed it. Can imagine it’ll be popular with speedrunners.
davetansley
Dice maker, gamer nerd, developer, Dolphins fan. Reddit refugee (maybe).
Still fighting the 80s 8-bit wars, one port comparison at a time.
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Honestly, don’t try to force it. I’ve been gaming for 40 years, and I’ve been through more ruts than I can count. And you know what? I’ve always come back…
But I’ve never been able to force myself to come back. I’ve never been able to engineer a new interest, it always has to happen organically. Some new game will pique my interest out of the blue, or I’ll get see a new piece of hardware I suddenly want, or I’ll wake up one morning and really want to get into speed running Dark Souls. And then, just like that, I’m back in it and as enthusiastic as ever.
Interests come and go. It’s probably more a product of everything else in your life than the games themselves. So just let it ride, find something else to do with your time, and you’ll be back gaming before you know it.