We all have games we should have played. You know the ones. Maybe said games were on a console you didn’t own as a kid. Maybe said games were released when you were busy with school and couldn’t play a lot of games. Maybe said games have been in your Steam library all along and you have debated hiding them so you don’t see the shame looking back at you. Honestly, same. Join Mike and Nelson as they get through that backlog one game at a time and pretend to know how book clubs work. This is how book clubs work, right?
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We all have games we should have played. You know the ones. Maybe said games were on a console you didn’t own as a kid. Maybe said games were released when you were busy with school and couldn’t play a lot of games. Maybe said games have been in your Steam library all along and you have debated hiding them so you don’t see the shame looking back at you. Honestly, same. Join Mike and Nelson as they get through that backlog one game at a time and pretend to know how book clubs work. This is how book clubs work, right?
In a world of deception, believe in nothing except 3D action adventure games with not great mouse and keyboard controls
Video Game Book Club
We all have games we should have played. You know the ones. Maybe said games were on a console you didn’t own as a kid. Maybe said games were released when you were busy with school and couldn’t play a lot of games. Maybe said games have been in your Steam library all along and you have debated hiding them so you don’t see the shame looking back at you. Honestly, same. Join Mike and Nelson as they get through that backlog one game at a time and pretend to know how book clubs work. This is how book clubs work, right?
