Balatro: Just One More Hand
What if poker was actually fun? A roguelike deckbuilder about building ridiculous hands and watching the numbers go into scientific notation. It will eat your evenings.
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What if poker was actually fun? A roguelike deckbuilder about building ridiculous hands and watching the numbers go into scientific notation. It will eat your evenings.
One big, soft blueberry cookie made from protein powder, coconut flour and pancake mix, microwaved on a plate in about 90 seconds.
Pizza toppings in a crustless egg bake, with pepperoni, green pepper, basil, mozzarella and a thin layer of tomato sauce on top.
Cottage cheese blended smooth with garlic and onion powder, mixed with squeezed-dry spinach, topped with cheese and baked in a ramekin for five minutes.
A microwave protein muffin loaded with mixed berries, then topped with whipped cream and more fruit while it's still a little warm.
Lean ground beef, melted cheddar and dill pickles folded into tortillas and pan-fried crisp, with a mayo-ketchup-relish special sauce for dipping.
A protein pudding made with blended cottage cheese or Greek yogurt and a spoonful of pudding mix, layered in a cup with banana, whipped cream and vanilla wafers.
Browned sausage in a cast iron pan, eggs cracked on top, cheese scattered over, a few minutes in the oven and a lot of salsa verde at the end.
A tiny download that holds one of the densest, most rewarding exploration games I've played. It keeps going deeper, and deeper, and deeper.
Taco-seasoned shrimp air fried for five minutes, piled into tortillas with shredded cabbage, and warmed in the basket for one more.
Baked sweet potatoes split open and filled with a quick skillet chili of ground meat, black beans, corn and tomatoes.
More than a third of my PS4 collection turns out to be shoot-'em-ups. Arcade ports, M2's careful reissues, modern indies and twin-stick shooters, and how a console known for big cinematic games ended up with a shmup library this deep.