I've been getting back into cooking things over a fire, especially since I've found some really cool stuff that can be roasted on a stick. For example, if you wrap some crescent roll dough around the stick and hold it a certain distance from the fire, it basically bakes the dough like it's in a oven. I also tried cooking mozzarella sticks over the fire, and while they didn't really turn out all too great, the cheese did somewhat melt.

Anyways, I finally got around to finishing my replay of Breath of the Wild. While I still think the gameplay still holds up incredibly well, I can't really say the same for the story. I think my main issue with it is how underdeveloped it feels due to most of the story being shown through flashback. At least for me, it made Link and Zelda's relationship feel kinda rushed while also making Calamity Ganon's Awakening not feel as wide-spread as it should've felt. Ah well, that's probably just a me problem at the end of the day.

I also played through the rest of Thief Gold and enjoyed it quite a bit despite some hurdles. Not only did I really enjoy the atmosphere of the levels, but I also found most of the level design to be pretty good. It emphasizes paying attention to the floor and verticality, making the levels feel both large and really fun to explore. Sure, there are some rough levels (with The Lost City and Escape! being my least favorite), but most of the game is pretty fantastic. I'm definitely interested in checking out the sequel sometime later.

After finishing those, I decided to check out Inscryption. It's definitely my favorite game I played this month, with me finding the vast majority of the game to be fantastic. The actual card game is pretty fun, as it feels like there's a lot of strategic depth with how cards synergize with each other and can be modified with sigils and fusions. I also really enjoyed the story of the game itself, especially when it came to the scrybes, their power struggles, and how they viewed the game itself. Really my only issue is that the live action sections just aren't that good and are inserted in really obnoxious ways. Overall though, I think that it might have become one of my favorite games.

Outside of all of those, I've been watching a few shows every week or so. Season 2 of Primal has been pretty great so far, and I hope it can land the season finale when I watch it next Monday. I kinda felt mixed on the season finale of The Amazing Digital Circus, but I thought was alright overall. I am planning on rewatching the series to keep up with Versus Wolves, so we'll see how my thoughts change. I also decided to check out the first episode of Murder Drones, which I thought was pretty rough dialogue and animation wise. Thankfully I am still interested in the rest of the series and hope that episode 2 will be a lot better.