literally obsessed with how i had a goal (be able to solve 5x5 lights out without help1) and i achieved it (i can solve 5x5 lights out without help)
it's like second nature to me now. even when i have a week off from playing i don't even think while i solve it.
if you're jealous just read this post
help doesn't necessarily mean help from someone else. it also refers to the use of a table or reference to any type of 'cheat sheet'
Because someone on the winning team did that smarmy bow and she "accidentally" shot them in the fucking face
is this a headcanon or simply my heart's wish
Since it was recently announced that four (!!!) new SteamWorld games are in the works, the first of which is SteamWorld Build, I've been revisiting the past games, and I was reminded how much I love them, the wild swings into different genres that are each weird takes on those genres, and of course, how much I love the bonkers timeline of the setting. I even found the devs' older dev vlogs, where I learned more about the lore and setting (which is making me want to play the one game I started but didn't finish, SteamWorld Quest).
So for fun, here's where each game fits together in the timeline, in release order instead of chronologically, because that's part of what I love. (No spoilers for individual game stories if I can help it, and focused on the setting rather than the characters with one notable exception)
