Matthew Rossi
The Queue: Sometimes you just want to see the world stop burning
Right now the two games I’m playing are World of Warcraft: Dragonflight and Fallout 4. I enjoy Dragonflight quite a bit, and I really think of Fallout 4 as less of a post apocalyptic RPG — if I want that kind of feel I’d still be playing Cyberpunk 2077 — and more of a post apocalyptic version of Stardew Valley.
The Queue: I keep being surprised it’s 2023
I have not actually played Garfield Lasagna Party, but I do know it exists. And because I couldn’t continue to live in a world where you might not know that, I have shared that information with you. I have not seen or heard anything to make me willing to spend almost $40 USD to pick it up.
It’s the Queue. Assume I’m reading all of your questions as Gollum.
The Queue: I think today is Thursday?
Honestly I feel like I’ve checked out on 2022. See y’all in 2023.
How much do you think about what your character is doing?
The Queue: Superfuse
So I’m kind of watching Superfuse, an upcoming ARPG that kind of feels like a fusion of Strikeforce: Morituri, Bioshock and Diablo 2, and so far I’m pretty interested in the game. It’s got a kind of dystopia with superpowers feel and you can customize your character’s powers with things called fuses that drop as you mow your way through waves of enemies which is somewhat reminiscent of plasmids, but the gameplay is very much an over the top ARPG gorefest that reminds me of games like Darksiders Genesis or the various Warhammer games.
It’s coming to early access in January and I’ll be trying to get in so I’ll report back to y’all when I get a chance to play it. The videos I’ve watched about it so far seem promising, but I always prefer to get to play a game first before I gush too hard about it.
Anyway, that’s something I though some of you — the Diablo liking folks — might find interesting. Now, let’s do that thing where we chat about stuff.



