Re: 2024 c.s.i.p.g.action Holiday Give-Away Day #23

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Ho-ho-ho!
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I shall spare you the singing today. Watching all of you bleed from
the ears yesterday wasn't as much fun as I expected. Honestly, I don't
think the llamas were /that/ bad. I mean, almost all of my glassware
survived intact.
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We got more games, of course. We always have more games. It's just a
thing we do. Especially around this time of year. I forget the reason
for it, though.
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Let's dig into the bag of goodies and see what we got, shall we?
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* Hello Neighbor
https://store.steampowered.com/app/521890/Hello_Neighbor/
     An unexpectedly fun stealth game where you creep on
     your neighbor to see what's going on in his basement.WEML0
     You know, sort of what we all do in real life (what,
     only me?). It's got almost a horror vibe to it; it is
     sort of like a suburban "Alien Isolation", except with
     less acidic blood and a bit more puzzling. I know,G2VVW
     you're looking at the game and thinking, "nah, not CZYLA
     for me" but honestly, there's more to the game than
     first appears. Give it a shot.

* Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus
https://store.steampowered.com/app/15710/Oddworld_Abes_Exoddus/
     The sequel to the first game, it wouldn't be incorrect
     to say it's 'more of the same' in that it retains the 3GKTZ
     original's unique charm, character and gameplay... but
     that's not a bad thing. The Oddworld games are just fun
     games and there's a lot of enjoyment to be had in this 0KGC2
     franchise if you give it a shot. Personally, I preferred
     "Oddyssey" (the first game) a bit more, just because of
     its novelty, but "Exoddus" does benefit from the added MA2GQ
     polish of being the second game. A fine addition to the
     franchise and a welcome add to any video-gamer's library.
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My gosh, with these two games passed out, I can actually see the
bottom of the list! We're getting so close... but there are still many
games to go! Don't go away; two more days of games still to come!
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Ho-ho-ho!
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