I was running out of fuel for ideas, okay?
I was going to write a blog about another topic, but my mom didn’t let me publish it, and told me to start afresh (it was a blog telling about how opinionated and hypocritical she is), but then my computer went into hibernation and now I can’t do anything. So the reason why I have to write a different, stupid blog is because of my mother (when I move out, boy will I be happy). So on to the topic.
Since I’m 13 now and that I have a Nintendo Switch, I can now play teen rated games, which I have to say… WILL NEVER HAPPEN. Since I’m a teenager now, I have to deal with teenage problems (which you grown ups know, and little kids will know when they are older), which cause stress. I’ve had enough stress for my sheltered lifetime, so I will never buy any game that shows blood, religion of any kind, or foul language, which means no Among Us, no Persona 5: Dancing In Starlight, no Xenoblade Chronicles of any kind, and definitely no Cult of the Lamb. Oh, also no Undertale as well (but I do agree that Megalovania is a head-banger).
I love any type of game as long as they have one thing, humor. If they have something that can make any person laugh, then I’m all in. In Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, there’s Palutena’s Guidance (there are certain conversations where Palutena doesn’t appear). In Pokemon, they have a lot of characters that have silly personalities (Hop is one of them). And Animal Crossing has many animal neighbors and workers that will always say something funny (Isabelle is one of my favorites).
You might think I might not break out of my comfort zone, but I do wish I could. I currently have one game on my “want-to-play” list, and that is Pico Park, a game that tests relationships, and you need friends to play. I want to test my relationships with my family members, so the way how the game will be stressful for all of us will be a new dish in the recipe book.
See you later!
– Nova Subedi