20 films that had an impact on you, for the next 20 days. Only post a pic. No film title or comment. #20MovieChallenge
Tuesday, 22 January 2019
20 Movie Challenge - Day 3
I love taking part in a 'tweet challenge' over on Twitter! A few days ago, I saw that Ron Howard had posted this:
20 Movie Challenge - Day 2
I love taking part in a 'tweet challenge' over on Twitter! A few days ago, I saw that Ron Howard had posted this:
20 films that had an impact on you, for the next 20 days. Only post a pic. No film title or comment. #20MovieChallenge
Labels:
20 movie challenge,
Ariel,
Disney,
The Little Mermaid
20 Day Movie Challenge - Day 1
I love taking part in a 'tweet challenge' over on Twitter! A few days ago, I saw that Ron Howard had posted this:
20 films that had an impact on you, for the next 20 days. Only post a pic. No film title or comment. #20MovieChallenge
Sunday, 16 December 2018
#MyPS4Life - My time on the PS4!
Sony recently released 'My PS4 Life', a site where a video will be generated with interesting stats based on your time on the PS4 over the past 5 years.
Here's a few snippets of my video:
Unsurprisingly, The Witcher 3 took my top spot.
You can find your own here. Enjoy!
Here's a few snippets of my video:
Unsurprisingly, The Witcher 3 took my top spot.
You can find your own here. Enjoy!
Labels:
Dark Souls 3,
gaming,
L.A. Noire,
My PS4 Life,
Playstation,
Playstation 4,
ps4,
Sony,
The Witcher 3
What I've Been Playing...
It's been a while since I've blogged, so I thought I'd take this opportunity to do a round-up of what I'm currently playing! I find that lately, I get seriously invested in a game, then that becomes my 'go-to' game which I don't switch through for a while. However, there's still a few in this list I am trying to flit between. Check them out below.
So #MyPS4Life recently showed me that I've spent 99+ hours on The Witcher 3...and for good reason. While I'm a little slow on discovering this series (I started the third instalment earlier this year), it has easily become one of my favourite games of all time, and is easily the best experience I've had on the PS4 yet. I'm just at the end of the 'Blood & Wine' DLC, and have a bunch of side quests I can return to, but other than that, I've done the main stuff! And no...I've still yet to win a game of Gwent. Someone told me to watch a tutorial on YouTube which breaks things down more easily, so I'll be doing that at some point. If anyone has any useful tips for getting the hang of Gwent, please let me know...
So I've just jumped from one RPG straight into another one, and I'm loving this! At first the bosses seemed near impossible, but as I've gathered the other characters and levelled them up, it's become a lot more manageable. Octopath Traveller combines gorgeous graphics and a lovely score with some truly enjoyable gameplay. I'm 10 hours in, and am finding it a delight to unlock each character and follow their story. If you own a Nintendo Switch, then I highly recommend this one!
As I await Animal Crossing's Nintendo Switch release, I've been playing through Castaway Paradise. While it isn't quite as cute and charming on the eyes as the Animal Crossing games are, the gameplay is pretty damn similar. I'm so close to grabbing a Platinum trophy on this one that I just keep returning to capture those final bugs and fish!
I'm not a mobile gamer, but this is the only mobile game I actually put some time into...in brief stints. The Simpsons: Tapped Out has been around for years, and is essentially a town builder. Yes, there's plenty of loot boxes and microtransactions, but I have got away with playing this without spending a penny. EA surprisingly are quite generous, and give a lot away for free, meaning I'm never not able to play. I'm on level 115 and my town is huge now!
I've been waiting for this for so long, so of course it was preordered! Smash Bros. Ultimate has been out over a week now, and myself and my husband are playing together to slowly but surely unlock each character in that gigantic roster. Nintendo have upped the ante with this one, and have
I've just returned to this today, as another game to dip in and out of when I am in need of something relaxing that doesn't require too much brainpower. Stardew Valley is such a charming sim-building game, and I've just adopted a cat in game, so this self-confessed cat lady was pretty happy about that.
So that's it! What have you been playing? Let me know in the comments, or on Twitter!
The Witcher 3, PS4
So #MyPS4Life recently showed me that I've spent 99+ hours on The Witcher 3...and for good reason. While I'm a little slow on discovering this series (I started the third instalment earlier this year), it has easily become one of my favourite games of all time, and is easily the best experience I've had on the PS4 yet. I'm just at the end of the 'Blood & Wine' DLC, and have a bunch of side quests I can return to, but other than that, I've done the main stuff! And no...I've still yet to win a game of Gwent. Someone told me to watch a tutorial on YouTube which breaks things down more easily, so I'll be doing that at some point. If anyone has any useful tips for getting the hang of Gwent, please let me know...
Octopath Traveller, Nintendo Switch
So I've just jumped from one RPG straight into another one, and I'm loving this! At first the bosses seemed near impossible, but as I've gathered the other characters and levelled them up, it's become a lot more manageable. Octopath Traveller combines gorgeous graphics and a lovely score with some truly enjoyable gameplay. I'm 10 hours in, and am finding it a delight to unlock each character and follow their story. If you own a Nintendo Switch, then I highly recommend this one!
Castaway Paradise, PS4
As I await Animal Crossing's Nintendo Switch release, I've been playing through Castaway Paradise. While it isn't quite as cute and charming on the eyes as the Animal Crossing games are, the gameplay is pretty damn similar. I'm so close to grabbing a Platinum trophy on this one that I just keep returning to capture those final bugs and fish!
The Simpsons: Tapped Out, iOS
I'm not a mobile gamer, but this is the only mobile game I actually put some time into...in brief stints. The Simpsons: Tapped Out has been around for years, and is essentially a town builder. Yes, there's plenty of loot boxes and microtransactions, but I have got away with playing this without spending a penny. EA surprisingly are quite generous, and give a lot away for free, meaning I'm never not able to play. I'm on level 115 and my town is huge now!
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Nintendo Switch
I've been waiting for this for so long, so of course it was preordered! Smash Bros. Ultimate has been out over a week now, and myself and my husband are playing together to slowly but surely unlock each character in that gigantic roster. Nintendo have upped the ante with this one, and have
Stardew Valley, PS4
I've just returned to this today, as another game to dip in and out of when I am in need of something relaxing that doesn't require too much brainpower. Stardew Valley is such a charming sim-building game, and I've just adopted a cat in game, so this self-confessed cat lady was pretty happy about that.
So that's it! What have you been playing? Let me know in the comments, or on Twitter!
Sunday, 11 November 2018
EXPECTO PATRONUM! | My 2nd Harry Potter Studio Tour visit
Apologies for the delay with this! On the 6th of October 2018, myself and my husband visited the Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio tour for our second visit. We had previously gone a couple years before, and he proposed to me there! We then returned to mark our 1st wedding anniversary.
Below, you can check out the YouTube video I put together of all of the photos and videos I took while we were visiting. If you cannot hear any sound, the video seems to be having some technical issues, but the music should be added to it shortly (hurry up, YouTube).
This is definitely a place that is worth visiting, so if you are a Harry Potter fan...go and check it out!
Labels:
day out,
Harry Potter,
Harry Potter Studio Tour,
Hufflepuff,
JK Rowling,
London,
Warner Bros,
YouTube
Tuesday, 31 July 2018
Review: Castaway Paradise
Die-hard Animal Crossing fans have been begging Nintendo for a new addition to Nintendo's popular series for years now. Happy Home Designer, Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival, and the mobile game, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp tried to wet the appetite of fans, but ultimately, still left them wanting more.
Thankfully, Stolen Couch Games' Castaway Paradise does a pretty good job at filling the gap. But, is it enough? Keep reading to find out!
Labels:
Animal Crossing,
Castaway Paradise,
gaming,
ps4,
review,
Stolen Couch Games
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