It Finally Happened!

That's right, I finally did it!  After two failed attempts at the closing the gold seal in Against the Storm, I finally managed to get the lil' mofo done.  (*If you have no idea what I'm talking about, I would refer you to the following--my review of the game Against the Storm and multiple running entries about my life goal of completing the gold seal--all are past entries of this very blog, so scrolleth forth) It was a moment of great triumph...and then the soul crushing reality of that "what now?" feeling.  For now, bask in the glory of my screenshot of the moment I managed to finish the final task to close the seal.

My moment of triumph!

If you haven't done it yet, I would highly recommend grabbing Against the Storm in the current Spring Sale on Steam (it's currently $19.49 which is a great price for a solid game).  Now I've got to figure out what's next in my gaming journey.  Do I try to go for the prestige 5 goal and the next seal in Against the Storm?  Honestly, I think I need a little break from it, so I think I'll shelve that one for now.  Since there is currently a sale on and I get paid in a few days, I've been eyeballing some of the deals.

Do I finally grab the Phantom Liberty DLC for CyberPunk 2077?  I have yet to play it and heard mostly positive things about it.  I'm not sure the $4 price cut is enough for my cheap self though and I generally like to play the big RPG's in one go over the summer.

Another game that I haven't given much thought to is Diablo IV which is currently 50% off ($35).  I played a bit of Diablo III back when it was cool (enough to give myself some light carpal tunnel).  I'm not the type of competitive/hardcore player who grinds out seasonal stuff or would drop any cash on microtransactions, but I do enjoy the utter deluge of loot and messing around with the different classes.  It's mildly tempting.

For now, I think I'm content to simply sit back and relax with some current titles in my library.  I'll save my sale purchases for the summer when I have more time to play.  If you're feeling in the market for a new game, do check out the Spring Sale on Steam.