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Summary

I know that my "games completed" list is a lot longer than last year, but there are a couple of things going on here. Firstly, in 2024 I started a lot of games without finishing and put a lot of hours into some of them - Zelda TOTK in particular I loved so much that I didn't want to finish! It's my comfort game that I wander around in to relax while often ignoring the story itself just to keep the vibes going.

Secondly, a lot of these games are a bit shorter than my 2024 games (40-70 hours rather than 130+) and I was much better at totally focusing on one game until it was finished rather than butterfly flitting.

In 2024, I was doing a lot of trying things while I worked out what kind of gaming I really love. This year, I know that RPGs are my jam and particularly ones with really good narratives. I have also been learning what types of combat I really love (and don't love). Turn-based is so much my jam. As much as I loved the story of Horizon, the combat was really difficult for me and I nearly quit at one point. I'm absolutely going to play Forbidden West, but the easiest difficulty setting is the only way I can do it and enjoy the experience. It turns out that games with any kind of free shooting/aiming mechanic are not where I shine and I don't enjoy the frustration of not being able to progress the story because I can't do the combat.

Expedition 33 was my top game of the year. Such a beautiful game both visually and musically, an incredible story that made me cry a few times, and turn-based combat mechanics that I adored. I highly recommend it. And new DLC dropped a couple of weeks ago that gives me a great reason to dive back in!

I absolutely loved Final Fantasy VII Remake (note the number of FF games on my "to be played" list) and it got me to play the original FFVII too. Eternal Strands was a lot of fun and I adored the characters.

I haven't upgraded to a Switch 2 (yet) and that's influenced the platform I play some games on - anything without a Switch 2 upgrade route is being bought on PS5 at the moment even if it feels more like a game I'd want in handheld. There's a high chance that at some point next year, this (or exclusive new games - Xenoblade Chronicles 4?) will push me over the edge into the upgrade.

My games to play list is longer than I can ever hope to play without quitting my job and every other activity in my life and it's constantly growing with new games and remakes coming out. I see that as a feature, not a bug, because I'm never going to run out of games to play at this rate. The hardest thing is deciding which one to play next!

Games completed 2025:

Stray
Eternal Strands
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
Horizon Zero Dawn
Final Fantasy VII: Remake
Original Final Fantasy VII

Games in progress (and loving and planning to finish next year) 2025:

Wylde Flowers
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Two Point Museum
Stardew Valley
Metaphor Refantasio

Games planned for 2026 (ones I have physical discs for or that I've played the demo for and really need or are part of FFVII series):

Final Fantasy XVI
Dragon Quest XI
Trails in The Sky 1st Chapter
Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core
Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth

Games on my list to play later:

Mass Effect (1-3)
Horizon Forbidden West
Ghost of Tsushima
Ghost of Yotei
The Witcher 3
Fire Emblem: Three Houses
Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Baldur's Gate
Kingdoms of Amalar: Re-reckoning
Octopath Traveller 0
Dragon Quest III remake
Dragon Quest I & II remake
Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles
Final Fantasy IX
Final Fantasy XII
Final Fantasy XIII
Final Fantasy X/X2
Final Fantasy XV

2026 game releases I'm already excited for:

Fire Emblem: Fortunes Weave
Dragon Quest VII Reimagined
The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales
Trails in the Sky Chapter 2

Current Mood: excited

selenay

A Strategic Discussion of No Importance (Maybe) (765 words) by Selenay
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Metaphor: ReFantazio (Video Game)
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Eiselin Hulkenberg, Leon Strohl
Additional Tags: Slice of Life
Summary:

"Admit it. You're a fan."

"I'm a what?" Hulkenberg asked, immediately wondering if she could throw herself out of a window before she had to endure this particular conversation.

Current Mood: productive

kossai

in some way , think " 1 word micro-rpg " is misnomer of at least what kossai do , but really others as well , because title and description both set up expectations in addition to actual game file , and graphic design can reflect tone as well .

but nothing is really as snappy as 1 word , because , well , that is what PDF always contain ! will get title page and credit blurb , sure , but actual body of text is just 1 word . this put in kind of funny position where meat of game is ... all of other elements , actually .

anyway , new 1 word micro rpg is up ... this actually go through several iterations . spoilers for game below cut .

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Current Mood: amused
Current Music: reflect upon the lucky star ~ celtic chillout relaxation academy

runpunkrun

I picked this up knowing nothing about it except that it was science fiction, and I spent the entire book trying to figure out where it was going, but in a good way. It starts out with a raid, so I was thinking military SF, but then it quickly transitions into a mystery, and from there we go through some spy shit, a bit of romance, a Mission Impossible-style heist, a miner's strike, and, finally, cyberpunk. It's quite a ride. It's got unremarkable queerness (people are queer! it goes unremarked upon!), the protagonist is a woman of color of........complicated origins, and there's a fascinating relationship between her and an AI. Cohen, as he calls himself, is hundreds of years old, controls dozens of networks, and has expensive tastes.

In part, this book is about memory, what your memories make you, and who you are without them, and at times I felt like it was messing with my memory because it seemed to be skipping over important things in the investigation and in the spy shit. Like how did Li get her Beretta back? They took her knife, but left her with that gun and the ammo for it? No. It's also the kind of science fiction that comes with a ten page bibliography at the end in case you want to read up on quantum entanglement, but just tosses you into the world, dumps a bunch of new terminology on you, and lets you figure things out on your own. Which I mostly did, but it's a bit of an uphill trudge at the beginning.

This is the first in a trilogy, a fact I discovered when I was 82% through this one, and happily my library had the other two ebooks, as well, so I checked out the second book as soon as I was done with this one.

Contains: sexual assault, attempted rape—brief and not lingered upon; (sexual?) slavery—underpins a side relationship in the book.

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We're in the final hours of 2025, so I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Snowflake 2026 season. We're so happy you're all here, little snowflakes. I wish for every single person in the community an exciting, fulfilling, and joyful start to the year. Whether you're staying cozy amidst the chill of winter or enjoying the peak of summer in the southern hemisphere, there are so many ways to celebrate the fun and uniqueness of you, your fandoms, and your online communities.

We will be posting challenges on every odd-numbered day in January, starting tomorrow. To participate, comment on the community challenge post. We encourage you to include a link to your own challenge post and to include some details/teasers in your comment about what you wrote to encourage visitors, but you can also simply say that you did it/include a link. There is no deadline so feel free to complete challenges when and how you see fit. This is a fun and lighthearted challenge with an open invitation to participate and very few rules!

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Happy New Year!
What can I say? I made 27 icons this year. I don't really feel like putting this community "officially" on hiatus, because I'm still interested in making icons and I'm still around, commenting on icon posts, voting, and making praise posts. So I'm not 100% inactive...anyway, here are the 15 icons I haven't posted yet, most of them were made for stocklove much earlier this year.

001-011 Stock
012-015 Electric Callboy

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goodbyebird

I'm running a Fallout icon battle here. You can sign up with caps until midnight tomorrow (I've supplied plenty to choose from but any s1 or 2 caps will do), but join in any time after.

Our boos deserve more icons!

bluapapilio

Used my anime TBR boardgame.

I finished 4/4 for my last challenge and enjoyed everything.

Avatar:

Sakura (Wind Breaker)
Skill: Re-draw a prompt once

Roll #1:

A 4, prompt: highest rated on PTW! I ended up moving a bunch of stuff to On Hold and deleting things before Akatsuki no Yona was at the top. I read that the anime is pretty much 1-to-1 with the manga.

Roll #2:

A 6, reincarnated into another world. Now that I've decided to read the LN of TenSura I don't think I have anything in this category that I can't just read the LN for. Ignoring this prompt from now on, probably, same with 'based on an LN/novel'. New prompt: been on list for 2+ years. Didn't specify which list so more Slayers.

Roll #3:

A 4, prompt: sports. Haikyuu!!

Roll #4:

A 9, prompt: slice of life. Apparently Fairy Ranmaru is?

Roll #5:

Another 9, prompt: mystery element. Hmm let's do more Revenger .

Roll #6:

A 5, prompt: fantasy element. Oh, I want to do HIGH CARD!! I'll probably have to skim through the first two eps again.

Roll #7:

A 4 and the end. Since I have no more Dr. Stone, reward is Babanba Banban Vampire.

~Anime PTW List~

[Adventure/Fantasy] Akatsuki no Yona
[Fantasy/Comedy] Slayers
[Sports] Haikyuu!!
[Action/Fantasy] Fairy Ranmaru
[Action/Mystery] Revenger
[Action/Fantasy] HIGH CARD
[Comedy/Supernatural] Babanba Banban Vampire

Current Mood: exhausted

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umadoshi

Ah, the end-of-year attempt to bundle everything into tidy categories.

I had twenty-two manga volumes out this year, which was a big jump from the last couple of years (when so much of my freelance time went to working on Guardian--twelve last year and fifteen in 2023). Here's the list!

The Ancient Magus' Bride vol. 20-21 (Seven Seas)
The Ancient Magus' Bride: Wizard's Blue vol. 9 (Seven Seas)
A Certain Scientific Railgun vol. 19 [pinch hit] (Seven Seas)
I Abandoned My Engagement Because My Sister is a Tragic Heroine, but Somehow I Became Entangled with a Righteous Prince vol. 3-4 [new-to-me series] (Seven Seas)
My Love Story!!, Vol. 14: In College!! vol. 14 (VIZ)
Now That We Draw vol. 2-3 [new-to-me series] (Seven Seas)
Pet Shop of Horrors: Collector's Edition vol. 1-4 (Seven Seas)
Queen's Quality vol. 21-24 (VIZ Media)
The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent vol. 10 (Seven Seas)
World End Solte vol. 4 (Seven Seas)
Yona of the Dawn vol. 43-45 (VIZ Media)

I also just did my annual update of my complete list of adaptation credits, which now includes Guardian and my pseud for it; at this distance, I don't really see any reason not to include it. (Please don't prove me wrong, world.)

As for media intake (not counting anything I may read or watch today), this year I read eighty-five (!) novels/novellas, seven of them rereads (all Murderbot audiobooks with

scruloose). You can see that list and my other media intake here.

And I have my 2026 media intake post set up and ready to go.

Current Mood: calm

rydra_wong

* I supported one of my best friends who was in an abusive relationship, which got extremely scary before the end.

* I finished and posted the first fanfic I've written since the Epic Psychiatric Misadventures 16 years ago which reduced my brain to scorched earth, and I think it's one of the two best things I've ever written:

a word you've never understood (Prophet, post-canon, Adam/Rao, 9143 words)

* I started playing Dark Souls, and I beat Ornstein and Smough.

* I did some RL stuff which I can't talk about here without doxxing myself, but which was my tiny contribution to trying to make the UK suck less.

* I discovered I could go for a "run" (very slow run-walk intervals) ending up by a spot in a brook where I could quickly change and dunk myself, and this enabled the dunking to be viable much later into the year than you might think (context: my brain's idiosyncrasies means that a few minutes of cold water immersion is FREE DOPAMINE, so this is the bribe for the "run").

Other than that, the year's been a shitshow of injury, endless IC flare-ups and consequent pain and sleep deprivation, endless exhaustion, endless terror and worry about my friend, and the inevitable slide into depression by the end of the year as a result of all the aforementioned stressors. Hopefully it will be transient, and my meds cocktail and many many years of practice will suffice to haul me out.

sometimes dutifully falling and getting out, with perfect fortitude, saying “look at the skill and spirit with which I rise from that which resembles the grave but isn’t!”.

It's been a shitty year. I lived.

umadoshi

( Media intake for 2026 )

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It's already Jan 1, 2026 where I am, so wishing everyone a very happy new year and I hope that this year will treat you much better than the last.

This is also your weekly read-in-progress post~

For spoilers:

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<b>Highlight for spoilers!*</b><span style="background-color: #FFFFFF; color: #FFFFFF">Your spoilers goes here.</span>*

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Fandom: Heated Rivalry
Characters/Pairings: Shane Hollander/Ilya Rozanov, Scott Hunter/Kip Grady, Rose Landry, Yuna Hollander, David Hollander
Rating: Teen
Length: 6 gif sets
Content Notes: some flashing lights.
Creator Links: ilyarozanovs on tumblr
Themes: canon LGBTQ+ characters, enemies to lovers, mutual pining, slow burn (romantically)

Summary: None given. Six gifsets, each containing 12 frames.

Reccer's Notes: These are especially good gifsets, one for each episode. They include split-screen gifs across frames, which I always find very impressive. A set of gorgeous montages for the episodes of season one.

Fanwork Links: Heated Rivalry season 1 gifsets, or backup link, or a direct link if not logged into tumblr (thanks, punk!) direct link

muccamukk

People Change by Vivek Shraya
Quick relisten to the audiobook looking for inspiration for a talk I was giving. I've got to say that while I love Shraya, this isn't my favourite project of hers. It could've either been an essay or a full-length book, but the pamphlet length didn't really dig in enough, but also felt a bit repetitive. I do like several of her core points about resistance to change and the lack of ceremony for it, though.

Fierce Femmes and Notorious Liars: A Dangerous Trans Girl's Confabulous Memoir by Kai Cheng Thom
I really love this book, and have read it three times now and written a paper about it, and then everyone in my book club hated it. Woe!

Magical realist auto fiction about a trans girl who runs away from home to end up on the streets in ~~Montreal~~ The City of Smoke and Lights. There she deals with magic, lateral violence and falling in love, and joins a vigilante girl gang to fight back against men attacking her community. It's whimsical, earnest and full of feelings, and I'm very charmed.

Hopefully Thom writes more novels. She wrote this in her twenties and seems to have gone back to poetry.

Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe
Reread for school. I still really enjoyed this. It's meant to be educational, and can be a little didactic in places, but I (being content with my assigned gender) thought it did a really good job of explaining the challenges and joys around changing gender expression in our moment. Also, the author is a giant nerd, which I appreciate (the highschool GSA turning into a The Lord of the Rings movie fanclub remains intensely relatable). I'm glad it's out there for kids who are feeling gender, but can't put words to exactly how or why. Which I guess is why it's one of the most banned books in North America, and has been for the last five years.

A Short History of Trans Misogyny by Jules Gill-Peterson
We got assigned a couple of chapters of this for school, and to be honest I skimmed them (not having realised how long they were, and not managing my time very well). However, I circled back and reread the whole book towards the end of term, and got a lot out of it.

Gill-Peterson is a leading historian of trans feminity, the ways governments have tried to suppress it, and the ways it's flourished despite that. A lot of her work has been around John Money's gender clinics, and how race and gender interacted in the mid 20th century, but this takes a wider look at gender variance across the former British empire, from the 19th century up to the present moment.

It came out a few years after Kit Heyam's Before We Were Trans, but approaches similar types of history from a different angle. While Heyam is talking more about the instability and variability of gender, especially in the British Empire, Gill-Peterson is more interested in how imperialism forced those variations into narrow categories in order to control them. Heyam's common history centres on how gender categories have always been porous (albeit in different ways), and Gill-Peterson's on the commonality of challenges regardless of self-categorisation.

I especially liked the final chapter, about how we might reframe the current gender conversation. To the point where I would take pictures of the pages, highlight lines, and add them to the group texts, getting responses like, "I don't know what you're talking about!" and "What?" But, in context, those lines are bangers! Trans-exclusionary feminism is coming from a scarcity mindset! So there.

selenak

1. Your main fandom of the year?

Still 18th Century history, Prussian-Austrian-Hannoverian-French edition, with the occasional ancient history interlude. Though ancient history might take over as the primary runner next year!

2. Your favorite film watched this year?

It's a race between a surprise "came for one character, remained for all of them" movie, none other than Thunderbolts*, and the superb thriller September 5, which manages among other things to do something Steven Spielberg tried to in one of his movies and does it better.

3. Your favorite book read this year?

This year I am truly spoiled for choices. I both read some books that have been around for a while as well as very recently published ones, and for the most part, enjoyed or even loved most of them. I think it's a race between Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik and Some Desperate Glory by Emily Tesh.

4. Your favorite album or song to listen to this year?

For complicated real life reasons:

Watch on YouTube

5. Your favorite TV show of the year?

While tv had some let downs for me this year - *cough* Strange New Worlds *cough* - it also had some great new discoveries and some lovely continuing faves. I feel I can't answer this question fairly unless I firstly differentiate between "favourite miniseries" and "favourite continuing show", and in the second department "favourite new-to-me- show" and "favourite returning favourite". So: Favourite miniseries - there were several excellent ones, but really, for "took my breath away with each episode and performance, and format, tells a concluded story and THANK GOD DOES NOT APPEAR TO GET AN UNNESSARY SEQUEL": Adolescence . Favourite continuing series familiar to me - look, Andor had a superb conclusion and I really appreciate the scriptwriters on social media doubling down on just who the Evil Empire is in rl these days, but it's not Andor for the simple reason that while I was not upset about the writing for Bix as I've seen other people be, it really wasn't up to the rest of the show's standards. And it's not Wheel of Time, either, even though I went from like to love in this season and still feel like shaking my hand at the injustice of fate because of the cancellation. So: It's Foundation all the way. I loved the third season and will happily say more about why on the January Meme.
Favourite new to me show: Pluribus, aka Vince Gilligan did it again.

6. Your favorite online community of the year?

Still

rheinsberg.

7. Your best new fandom discovery of the year?

The play Born with Teeth by Liz Duffy Adams, which I saw in London in August: really intense and clever on stage Shakespeare/Marlow slash fiction, with Ncuti Gatwa and Edward Bluemel superb in the roles; delightful in itself, but also, I now have a new playwright to keep an eye on!

8. Your biggest fandom disappointment of the year?

Strange New Worlds, season 3. Alas.

9. Your fandom boyfriend of the year?

I would never compete with Lois Lane, but this year's Superman is an incredibly endearing version of Clark Kent, and arrived just at the right time.

10. Your fandom girlfriend of the year?

Demerzel from Foundation, and I got two great stories starring her as Yuletide gifts. Runner up: Kleya from Andor, and Juliette Binoche in what just may the definite Penelope performance in The Return .

11. Your biggest squee moment of the year?

( Spoiler for Wake Up, Dead Man ensue: ) Runner-up: ( Spoiler for Demerzel's backstory in Foundation )

12. The most missed of your old fandoms?

I'm missing - and probably I'm employing rosy glasses here - the way media could be discussed without one part of the viewership crying "Woke!" and other crying "betrayal" if their ship of choice doesn't become canon. (Latest example: Stranger Things. Which btw I'm enjoying, but one look at fandom discussion and I ran.)

13. The fandom you haven't tried yet, but want to?

I'm currently eyeing Severance.

14. Your biggest fan anticipations for the New Year?

The Vampire Lestat, aka season 3 of Interview with the Vampire. Can't wait to find out what this particular creative team will do with both the present day rock star Lestat frame and the memoirs part, plus unless I'm mistaken it looks like they're already incorporating bits of The Queen of the Damned. And speaking of Anne Rice adaptations, I'm also very curious what Tom Ford will make of her historical (non-supernatural historical) novel Cry to Heaven, starring Nicolas Hoult.

Current Mood: calm
Current Location: Bad Wiessee

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Shows: SGA
Rec Category: John Sheppard/Rodney McKay
Characters: John Sheppard/Rodney McKay, Original characters, Teyla Emmagan, Ronon Dex, Sam Carter, Evan Lorne
Categories: M/M
Length/Words: 04:11:31 / 46,642
Content notes: No AO3 warnings apply. Contains imprisonment, state-imposed amnesia, and mind-altering devices that act very like torture.
Author on DW:

librarychick_94
Author's Website: maisierita on AO3, librarychick_94 on AO3
Link: Forget Me Not [fic] on AO3, Forget Me Not [podfic] on AO3
Why This Must Be Read: The story may well be widely known, so this is just as much to recommend the podfic that librarychick_94 completed recently. This is a wonderful story and an excellent podfic, an epic work at over four hours. Librarychick_94 reads with great pace, nuance, and characterisation and it's a really gripping listen. The story itself I found unputdownable when I first read it - one of those fics that keeps you up into the small hours to finish reading. Despite having had their memories wiped as a judicial punishment by an off-world civilisation, Rodney and John remain very much themselves. Rodney, as a scientist, has higher status in the prison complex, with his own apartment, and John is assigned to him as his servant. The worldbuilding is intriguing, and the ending very satisfying. Both the podfic and the fic are highly recommended!

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