Gorilla Tag: My Furniture Evolved, but Backwards
A VR game of tag where you move only by swinging your arms. It's brilliant, it's exhausting, and your furniture will not survive it unchanged.
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A VR game of tag where you move only by swinging your arms. It's brilliant, it's exhausting, and your furniture will not survive it unchanged.
My Nintendo Switch shortlist for local multiplayer, sorted by how many people are on the couch, from two-player co-op games that need teamwork to eight-player chaos.
Raw sausage pressed into a muffin tin as a shell, an egg inside, cheese on top, and baked until the sausage is cooked through.
Salmon marinated in soy, a little maple and sriracha, air fried at 400°F, then spooned over with the marinade boiled down into a glaze.
A protein mug cake cooked in the microwave, then split and layered with strawberries and whipped cream.
Seasoned lean ground meat and peppers in pizza sauce, layered with mozzarella and turkey pepperoni in a small dish and broiled until bubbly, with a hot dog bun turned into garlic bread.
Hemp hearts, chia and coconut soaked overnight in almond milk, standing in for oats in a make-ahead jar.
Thin-sliced potatoes get a ten-minute head start in the air fryer, then two seasoned salmon fillets join them for the last ten.
Two thin patties and melted cheese stacked between thick grilled onion rounds instead of a bun, with a yogurt-based spread on the side.
A top-down SWAT tactics game where every mission is a puzzle and the planning is half the fun. It rewards patience and punishes you for rushing.
A ramekin-sized cheesecake made from protein powder, Greek yogurt and a little cream cheese, baked until barely set, chilled, and topped with blueberries or strawberries.
Cooked chicken, a can of enchilada sauce, cheese and eight small tortillas, layered like lasagna instead of rolled one at a time.