Fog, Frenemies And Fixable Gadgets < NAG

Welcome to Wishlist Wednesday, a brand-new weekly sequence the place I, your pleasant neighbourhood gaming editor, dig by way of the fog of my feed, the depths of my DMs, and the darkest corners of my browser historical past to carry you 4 issues I’m completely obsessive about this week.

Expect a sport, a comic book, a board sport, and one shiny (or delightfully nerdy) {hardware} decide that’s firmly planted on my radar – and really presumably yours quickly too.

So, able to see what’s haunting my wishlist this week?

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Quite a Ride
Pedal by way of the fog, however no matter you do… don’t look again.

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It began with a motorcycle experience to a good friend’s home. You know, simply one other chill journey, till the fog rolled in, your cellphone began buzzing with creepy messages, and now… one thing’s chasing you.

Quite a Ride is shaping as much as be a survival horror gem wrapped in mist and thriller.

You’re trapped in a always shifting anomaly, and your solely hope is your bicycle, and perhaps the sentient silhouette texting you cryptic issues like “it knows.”

Your cellphone’s battery recharges solely if you pedal, so each second turns into a stability between driving to your life and stopping to unravel the cryptic story that’s chasing you.

Oh, and international participant actions can change the world. Which means your experience is likely to be fairly totally different from mine.

In brief, Quite a Ride is like Stranger Things meets Silent Hill… on a bicycle, and I’m so right here for it.

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Blood Honey
Young love all the time seems like life or dying – and at this highschool, it truly is.

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Imagine a world the place Burton-esque aesthetics collide with teen drama, homicide plots, and a painfully relatable sense of highschool dread.

That’s Blood Honey, a macabre graphic novel that begins with two gothic lovebirds, Vanessa De La Mora and Edgar St. Claire, and ends with, effectively, tried homicide.

Tired of their relationship and one another, they each come to the identical conclusion: life could be simpler if the opposite one was lifeless. You know. Normal teen stuff.

And I can’t wait to learn it.

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The Old King’s Crown
Royalty, rebels or ruses. What crown will you put on?

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Conquer the dominion, however do it quietly. The Old King’s Crown is a brilliantly cutthroat card-driven technique sport the place you play as an inheritor to a mysterious throne.

You’ll stake claims throughout a gorgeously illustrated map, sneakily play your hand in secret areas, and outwit rivals all vying for one factor: affect.

This isn’t your common power-hungry fantasy.

Every motion feels layered and filled with pressure, from sending heralds to staking secret plots.

It’s the type of sport the place everybody on the desk thinks they’re profitable… proper till somebody performs that card.

If you want just a little scheming together with your technique and imagine in profitable with type (or deceit), The Old King’s Crown deserves a seat at your subsequent sport night time.

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Team Repair
Because the very best boss fights in life contain damaged electronics and tiny screwdrivers.

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Team Repair is an award-winning firm turning youngsters into mini-engineers one gadget at a time.

Their kits embrace damaged (however fixable) electronics and stroll youngsters by way of diagnosing and repairing them.

It’s hands-on, empowering, and, bonus, teaches youngsters that damaged doesn’t imply disposable.

Designed by engineers from Imperial College London, Team Repair combines STEM studying with sustainability and precise enjoyable.

If I’d had one in all these as a child, I most likely would’ve stopped disassembling my toys. Probably.

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From fog-choked survival rides to board sport coups, from gothic homicide teenagers to fixable electronics, that’s what’s dwelling rent-free in my mind this week.

I’ll be again subsequent Wednesday with 4 extra wishlist wonders from the geekosphere – perhaps one thing to play, one thing to learn, one thing to construct, and one thing to make your internal nerd yell “shut up and take my money!”

What’s in your wishlist this week? Drop your picks within the feedback; we’re all the time on the hunt for the subsequent obsession.