I have a confession to make: I'm a hoarder. I've never spent an elixir, ether, or hi-ether, and don't even get me started on megalixirs. When I get to the end of a JRPG, my bag is packed with the most valuable items you can find for no reason whatsoever other than making my own life harder.

The DLC Throes of the Watchmaker dropped entirely for free in Sea of Stars, and with it, we've got new activities like a brand-new character, minigames, more puzzles, and, like any good JRPG, more collectibles.

I grew up thinking shjo manga had a monopoly on butterflies, but then digital manga crashed my reading list and rewrote the rules. Webtoon scrolling turned into cardio for my thumb, and soon, I was juggling cliffhangers the way K-dramas juggle birth secrets.

Deliver At All Costs wowed during Steam Next Fest back in February. Mixing GTA, Crazy Taxi, and The Simpsons Hit and Run, it tasks you with carrying out a series of increasingly chaotic courier jobs while driving recklessly through highly destructible environments, with buildings crumbling and NPCs flying into the air, legs akimbo, as you go. The two-hour demo was the perfect taster of this mayhem, enough to make many of us, myself included, return to the drivers seat of our yellow stepside truck. But the full game somehow does both too much and not enough. Continue reading Deliver At All Costs review - an ambitious but confused sandbox gameMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best single-player games, Best racing games, Best PC games

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