PixlBit

With your tools you can build stuff, or transform it, copy it, or destroy it, or alter the landscape. You have a whole wheel of tools that do different things to the environment. I played the storyish mode where areas were already populated and built upon, but there is a free play mode where you can do anything like in Creative mode in Minecraft. 

I think Lego Worlds is a bit more complicated than Minecraft. The Lego Worlds tools let you do more complicated things like copy objects. Minecrat is like one button push easy. In Lego Worlds you have to bring up a menu wheel and choose a tool, then figure out how it works exactly. 

At one point, I found a plane on a land and started flying around. Then I realized red dots on the ground represented hidden chests that had lego plans in them. So I hunted them down. You end up with such a huge library of objects and parts though, it gets kind of overwelming. 

Yeah, when I go there, it's definitely a sign of stress. 

I saw a paperback collection of the first three books in a case at a Goodwill not too long ago. I was really tempted for nostalgia sake but didn't get them. I've read them all and I don't really have the room for all that stuff. 

I usually am wary of tie-books like Matt but with Halo I've been on board from the beginning. They've all be pretty darn good. Mass Effect has a few good ones too. 

But I was just looking at a Star Wars tie-in book at my library job today and decided I had no interest in those. There are so many of them, it's crazy. I might finish the Thrawn Trilogy one day though. 

Yeah, choosing your path. I liked that part. 

There was a F&F connection in a DLC for Forza Horizon 3. I thought it was a new race or something but I think it ended up just being a car pack. 

I rewatched Commando fairly recently. It cracked me up because it is sooo video game. Guys are just flying all over the place. Darn fun. 

Love those graphics. I hope I come across a copy. 

I'm kind of excited to try MegaMan again. It's usually too hard, but I like the graphics so much. 

I only played a hour or two of it, but I recognized something special and will return to it. It's on Game Pass right now. 

I have a irrational fear of Red Dead 2 after playing it last Fall. Those big open world environments are just terrible for me. I inevitably get lost, then go down a wrong path, and get in trouble. Kind of like my real life, now I think of it.