I looooved Simon The Sorcerer so much as a child! One of my favourite point and click adventures.

I find it super fun! Basically even without programming the behaviours the game is very playable but the programming aspect is a big part of the game and makes it really fun. I feel like the game has kind of gone under the radar and deserves a lot more attention.

Desynced kind of feels like Factorio but without the belts. So instead of placing belts and splitters and such you define behaviours for your units and buildings. Another plus is that it runs quite well on the Steamdeck!

Haha, to be honest it took me a bit to figure out you might have meant nephew. XD I must admit I even looked it up to see if there was a different meaning to the word that I didn't know about. :'-)

Thanks for the tips. I do vaguely remember seeing a setting somewhere but I think I'll need to look into it more when I'm more awake (it's past midnight here).

That actually does sound fun!

Do you mean early access or advanced access?

I was just looking for an option to change this in the settings but couldn't find it. I've been noticing this more and more lately. An option to set a max (display) length and use an ellipsis at the end would be really nice!

6 hours and 23 minutes. On my phone, that is. I spent a couple of hours (probably around 4 to 5?) at my PC earlier today as well.

Oh I remember this game!!! I absolutely loved it. I played it in Dutch.

I did hear about that but never had any issues myself.

It's super fun!

It's not just spinning and lining up the notes, but it's pressing (different kinds of) buttons as well. I find it pretty difficult compared to some similar games but that means it's all the more rewarding to find myself getting better at it. There are a lot of accessibility options as well so you can customise it the way you want.

As far as I know they're ready to eat so I don't wash them. There are these bags with mixed frozen fruits, ready to be used in smoothies, as well. Nowhere on the packaging does it say to wash them first. Same with frozen vegetables.