So now, I shall spin the pre-prepared Backup Wheel, aaaaand...
Huh. Wasn't a very poweful spin, but nevertheless, I shall be playing #OrganTrail for the first ever #SevenHoursIn Spooky Edition!

So now, I shall spin the pre-prepared Backup Wheel, aaaaand...
Huh. Wasn't a very poweful spin, but nevertheless, I shall be playing #OrganTrail for the first ever #SevenHoursIn Spooky Edition!
If I get my wish and get my hands on a copy of #FireEmblem Fortune's Weave on release day (especially if I get the Dagdan Collection), I'm warning you now, the only sign you'll see of me on here until I post my #SevenHoursIn review is this status being reposted with a picture of the game box.
Again, I apologise if anyone is disappointed in me for bungling this initial intended subject for #SevenHoursIn; I still INTEND to upload this month (wanna keep the whole 'launching Seven Hours In in SEPTember' idea), but it'll have to be about another game.
I'm strongly considering #FortunesWeave.
So, as much as I was excited to present a review of the game to potential readers, I think a better approach given the circumstances would be to create a more retrospective piece in future about my experience with the franchise as a whole, and revisit KH with #SevenHoursIn for KH IV.
Update on the #SevenHoursIn review.
Full disclosure, I kinda continued playing KH2 in my own time while I paused work on the review due to the #SonyBoycott last month, since I own #KH1.5+2.5Remix on #PhysicalMedia rather than it being something I bought digitally or stream to play.
Will probably spend Sunday catching up on the VODs of some streams I was looking forward to seeing, maybe finish the audiobook I’m on, or hell I could get back to writing #SevenHoursIn.
I’m disappointed that my Saturday didn’t go according to plan. But I’m proud I listened to my body.