flarigate

October 27th, 2014

After saying goodbye to Yu-Gi-Oh Bam! and finishing the 300 missions on Tyrant (Are there going to be more???) I thought my gaming sessions were over…

…until I played Dawn of the Dragons. Another endless energy-based game, with a whole daily routine, two servers (don’t know why I’m playing both!), and a regular agenda of events. Now I realize how much of a equipment junkie I am.

August 8th, 2014

So sad to know that both Tyrant and Yu-Gi-Oh Bam have set their expiration dates. I already tried other CCG games, but it’s not the same. I don’t even feel like starting over with Tyrant Unleashed. Maybe is time to move on?

July 24th, 2014

I found out of the update in Yu-Gi-Oh Bam and got back in the game.
Now rewards in Arena are kinda better and Tournaments don’t make you lose when game freezes. Let’s see…

July 12th, 2014

No more Yu-Gi-Oh Bam for me… Too much frustration.

First entry: April 2nd, 2014

I believe that playing games is a therapy for the soul, and kong is a great place for a good treatment. It’s nice to know that every game you play counts, and the goals you achieve stay in the form of badges.
I like RPG and CCG, but I also enjoy point-and-click games, specially when they are scary!
Normally I play a game until I get all the badges, but there are specific exceptions:
- Tyrant: After mission 66, I felt like I can’t let it go. Since then, I’ve done over 200 more missions and I can’t believe it’s not over yet! Perfect for short daily sessions, the energy systems fits for me. You’ll never find me in PVP, this game has annoying bugs there.
- Yu-Gi-Oh! Bam: More recent and fast paced than Tyrant. I already finished all the available duels, and duel stars are not really that great. But I’m still waiting for the next update. And friends, I’ll keep sending back your gifts at least until series 2 ends.

Last, but not least, I don’t ignore games if they don’t get badges.
Examples of great unbadged games are:
- Nitrome’s games (mostly platforms, nice-looking, kinda challeging games)
- Pastelgames’s Submachine series (love the artwork, amazing point-and-click games, the other series of this developer are also quite interesting)