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HLD (99 KP) rated Portal 2 in Video Games
Sep 7, 2017
The humour is on point. (2 more)
The puzzles aren't that hard so you won't feel like a failure.
Stephen Merchant is a great addition to the story.
I wish there was more of it. (1 more)
It has a lot of potential for further instalments, yet here we are
Worth whatever it's worth on steam
Peter G. (247 KP) rated Triple Frontier (2019) in Movies
Jun 5, 2019
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The Chocolate Lady (94 KP) rated Food Whore: A Novel of Dining and Deceit in Books
Oct 7, 2020
If you're looking for a romp through New York's high-powered world of culinary excellence, with some sidelines into the sphere of high fashion, combined with intrigue and topped with some steam from both inside and out of the kitchen, this is the book for you. Read why in my review here. https://tcl-bookreviews.com/2015/10/05/deliciously-dressed-up-deceptions/
Imogen SB (4507 KP) rated Sometimes I Sit and Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit. by Courtney Barnett in Music
Jun 25, 2019
I <3 Courtney
This album is incredible. Courtney is a master of both complicated lyrics and simple singing. Her deadpan vocals just chime with me on every level. Sometimes, I feel this album can loose steam around halfway through, but its nothing I can't forgive with such incredible starting tracks. A real forerunner in the world of female lead alternative.
Peter Shephard (2821 KP) rated Codenames in Tabletop Games
Jun 11, 2019
Spies! Spies everywhere!
Playing Codenames is like a stationary Charades. You need to identify your spy team to your team mate, without revealing too much, and before your enemy can identify their agents.
It's easy enough to look at the 25 cards, can pick a single, blindingly-obvious link to several cards.... but are they the cards you need to identify, and will your team mate understand?
By using single code words, and the amount of cards it refers to, it can be a simple game; however it can also be fiendishly difficult and it great fun.
We have played this a few times, and most of the guesses/clues have been for 2 or 3 cards - so "Engine, 3" could refer to parts of an engine, or items with an engine; however, if might be too a stretch if one of the cards is "STEAM", and there are also "MOTOR", "AUTOMOBILE", and "AIRCRAFT". So do I mean things WITH an engine? Things which move? A steam engine is much older than the others, perhaps it's not that; but STEAM ENGINE fits so well, hut I only have 3 choices...
The best single round was my wife and I - "Treasure 5", for the win. After a few minutes, all 5 had been identified, and we won. But dont tell anyone.... there are spies everywhere
It's easy enough to look at the 25 cards, can pick a single, blindingly-obvious link to several cards.... but are they the cards you need to identify, and will your team mate understand?
By using single code words, and the amount of cards it refers to, it can be a simple game; however it can also be fiendishly difficult and it great fun.
We have played this a few times, and most of the guesses/clues have been for 2 or 3 cards - so "Engine, 3" could refer to parts of an engine, or items with an engine; however, if might be too a stretch if one of the cards is "STEAM", and there are also "MOTOR", "AUTOMOBILE", and "AIRCRAFT". So do I mean things WITH an engine? Things which move? A steam engine is much older than the others, perhaps it's not that; but STEAM ENGINE fits so well, hut I only have 3 choices...
The best single round was my wife and I - "Treasure 5", for the win. After a few minutes, all 5 had been identified, and we won. But dont tell anyone.... there are spies everywhere