True roguelikes are not. Oldschool sidesscrollers as well. Any game that starts you from zero.
But less pedantically, it's a genre name, not just a description. Also known as the "numbers get bigger" genre.
When I didn't, I would walk three blocks to the library with my laptop once a day to check my email, read webcomics, look up GameFAQs and stream Gossip Girl.
Maybe the "GameFAQs" gives it away but this was before smartphones.
Quite the opposite.
Though, TBF, my wife's maiden aunt sends us a fat pre-inheritance check every other year or so. We usually put it towards a trip to visit her or fixing up the house.
Doris Hall, aka "The Solo Cup Lady"
Still know all the songs!
First Cookie Clicker, then AdVenture Capitalist (which I'm surprised to learn is still around!)
I've played a few others, most recently Sixty-Four.
Same, on a vertical spike.
No, I mean both the shadowy organizations of which I am a member are already documented, as is the fact that I am a member of each.
At some point, it stops being a secret society and starts being just a society with secrets.
Sorry, all my conspiracies are publicly known.
Cook at home. Eating vegan, just don't add anything you can't eat.
As someone who's never played, which ones the good one?
Right now, I can get almost anything in a twenty minute walk, the only exceptions are a bakery and a hardware store. And I only upped it by five minutes so I could include the pharmacy and coffeeshop. And this is in an underdeveloped neighborhood, full of vacant lots and detached SFHs with yards. The dream is possible, the problem is getting people to see it and developers to build it.
Subbing this muni got me back into AdVenture Capitalist.