DATA WING is a great racing game with an amazing, short story.

Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion is a fun little RPG with lots of humour

Dribble is a surprisingly unique platformer, free with no iaps and unique swipe controls.

You can get ports of the marble blast games on Android, I particularly like Ultra.

Wow, that’s really cool! Good luck with the act!

Sound very tasty!

I used to make a similar sandwich with ham and spinach every day, but recently I’ve been mixing it up and cutting some mozzarella, some pickled peppers, pickles, and a variety of meat and sauce. It’s way better than what I used to do.

Nice!

Same with animation.

Often, specifically the word colour, fedora doesn’t have an option for Canadian English.

I’m a massive fan of couch co-op, so here’s some of my favourites:

Heave Ho: cooperative grabby-hand-based platforming

Moving Out: hectic moving simulator (get the first one, not the second)

Drink more Glurp: chaotic parody of a sports event, with grabby-hand mechanics, and wacky powerups to change things up

Wobbly Life: a kid-friendly open world game with jobs to do, and tons of secrets to find. Kinda like Roblox mixed with GTA. Pretty much endless fun.

Toasterball: it’s like tennis, but with toasters.

Puyo Puyo tetris 2: Tetris

Ultimate Chicken Horse: Chaotic party platformer

Boomerangfu: brawler with boomerangs

Speedrunners: competitive high-speed platformer

Being able to remember dates and times of events and recall them without having to check a calendar

wasnt expecting that ending

Basically all from either tumblr or a single small discord server

It’s like tiktok but federated

Words take on new meanings sometimes due to cultural experiences, and the new usage of the word is one of those meanings.

Ah. Makes sense then.

as a furry, you’re right but - why?

But are showers just one head still?

What a guy

I thought this was a reply to one of my comments for a second and thought “what kind of roast is that?” haha

Unfortunately not just a U.S. thing

Last time it was brought up in Lemmy, someone said it was mostly a British Columbia thing, but I’ve lived in BC for over a decade and never once seen bagged milk.