A Smorgasbord of Indie Games
Steam’s weekend sale was 10 indie games for $30, and even though I already owned one of them (World of Goo), that seemed like too good of a deal to pass up even if I ended up not liking every single one of them. The beauty of Steam is also that of instant gratification; I can definitely see myself being willing to purchase games like that from now on if there’s not some little figurine or toy that I feel like I absolutely must have in the boxed CE version. Of course, in the past quite a few games have fallen into that category, so I might need to break my collecting habit for my digital purchases to really take off.
Tomorrow is the start of a whole week without meetings to go to with my mentor at Microsoft, so either my boredom level will be astronomical, or I’ll find other ways to entertain myself. Hopefully a bunch of random meeting invites will show up in my inbox so I can accept those and have something to do during the day. Even if they sound like the most boring thing in the world, it’d be another place besides my office to go sit for an hour.