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 Yet another half day of gaming this weekend. 

Enter the Gungeon:

I played it for rewards points but I always enjoy it even though it's hard. I tipped 13 tables for the rewards and kept going a little longer. I died on the first boss and had enough for now. It's a very cool 2D, top-down view, pixelated action game. Controls are tight. It is a rogue-like though and so you lose everything on dying. It gives you the feeling of making no progress at all after a few rounds, but at least you set high scores. 

State of Decay 2: 

I needed 40 zombie kills for the rewards and so started multiplayer mode which I've never tried before. You and three randos fight seven or so waves of zombies attacking your base. It turned out really well and we won all the waves. I must've unlocked a dozen achievements along the way. Really fun. 

Lego Indy 2:

Played through part two of Crystal Skull. Some of the vehicular missions were pretty infuriating because the controls were sloppy at best. I enjoyed it though. I don't see a "free play" mode in this game so I'm not sure how you replay levels or access more characters. All I see is that you can buy characters and vehicles during the missions. I'll figure all that out once I've run through all the story missions. 

Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep:

I bought this a played a few missions. You don't import characters from Borderlands 2, which I'm sort of glad of. I like starting from scratch. I'm playing as Krieg, the psycho melee specialist. So far I haven't noticed much that's new other than a slightly different opening narration, sharper graphics, and new achievements. I wonder if they kept the battle arenas? 

My friend was playing Moving Out and got past the level I got stuck on the other day, and he made it all the way to the final boss level. Now that I've seen how it can be done, I'm going to reinstall it and see if I can finish it.