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It's the second day of a four day holiday weekend here and it's raining cats and dogs.
Given this extended break you'd think I'd be putting in some serious effort in the recently released Diablo 4 or FInal Fantasy 16... but no, you know what my dumb ass is playing?
M'fing Puzzle Quest!!!!
It'd be safe to argue that Puzzle Quest is the thinking man's Bejeweled/Candy Crush, and it's just as addictive without any of the free to play nonsense involved with such titles. My first exposure to it was on Nintendo DS which I was hooked, and man, even playing it on the big screen via my Series X with a gamepad instead of a touchscreen... It's sunken its teeth directly into my #gamer veins all over again.
Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords was the first game to blend the brilliance of Match 3 gameplay alongside an RPG quest
With its high fantasy setting, loot drops, companion system, items to equip, dungeons to explore... man, I used to blaze up and just zone in on this one. It's still fantastic even as a wiser, older, sober teezzy.

This
is available on pretty much every platformer under the sun, even if all you have in 2023 is a PSP, so I'd have to assume I can't be the only one who adores this game.
I never did get around to any of the sequels or licensed spin-offs, but man, this game hits.
Given this extended break you'd think I'd be putting in some serious effort in the recently released Diablo 4 or FInal Fantasy 16... but no, you know what my dumb ass is playing?

M'fing Puzzle Quest!!!!
It'd be safe to argue that Puzzle Quest is the thinking man's Bejeweled/Candy Crush, and it's just as addictive without any of the free to play nonsense involved with such titles. My first exposure to it was on Nintendo DS which I was hooked, and man, even playing it on the big screen via my Series X with a gamepad instead of a touchscreen... It's sunken its teeth directly into my #gamer veins all over again.
Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords was the first game to blend the brilliance of Match 3 gameplay alongside an RPG quest
With its high fantasy setting, loot drops, companion system, items to equip, dungeons to explore... man, I used to blaze up and just zone in on this one. It's still fantastic even as a wiser, older, sober teezzy.


This

I never did get around to any of the sequels or licensed spin-offs, but man, this game hits.