Why do I play all these games? Because it’s important that they’re played.

Because every game is a story, a world, a moment in time crafted by someone who cared enough to create it.

Because each one teaches me something new—about design, about culture, about myself.

Because in a sea of pixels, there’s magic waiting to be found.

And because, honestly? Sometimes I just want to escape, explore, and lose myself in different worlds.

So yeah. I own thousands of games, and I’ll keep playing them.

  • mohab@piefed.socialEnglish
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    8 hours ago

    I mean, I wrote a whole lot of text explaining why I collect so many games.

    And suggested nothing.

    I haven’t even told you how much money I’ve spent.

    You said a few thousand dollars, which’s exactly what I said. Why you acting like I made up a number?

    You’ve already written paragraphs. Go figure.

    No thanks to you.

    If you want to see posts where I talk about specific games, just go through my history.

    Yeah, I may actually. Wish this was one of them.

    Oh, there’s sense. Maybe not sense in your prescribed manner, but there’s sense.

    Go ahead and walk me through it, please.

    The reason why you’re commenting here now, and not on my post about Curse: Eye of Isis is because this specific post created an emotional reaction in you.

    Not really. The reason I’m commenting here now is the original comment I replied to criticized my response to your post. I commented on your post and moved on—feed here is just too short I ended up seeing it again shortly after.

    And the reason I’m not commenting on your Curse: Eye of Isis post is I never saw it in my feed. Simple as that.

    Or hell, you can look on my Akkoma account. I posted this game about Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death last night: https://atomicpoet.org/notice/AvkWBhY1PJvUqiElYu

    Nice, keep at it. Doesn’t change the fact that the post we’re in RN is low effort and deserves criticism.