Saving the day, one punched fascist at a time

My goal coming into March was a simple one: write everyday no matter what, and like some kind of demented boss warped by the pretense of capitalism beyond reason, that’s what I’ve set my mind on to put myself through.


This guy’s boss the next day wondering if he is still
coming into work to help cover a shift

Unfortunately, that might mean fighting agains the clock some days to get meager blurbs up instead of full on posts (EG: today), which means some of my posts may very much be just that-thoughts thrown into the eager. The picture is relevant in two ways, as it is also a reference to my continual trek through Indiana Jones and The Great Circle, which came out on the Xbox Series X in December 24, and as part of Microsofts Project Latitude, which make it’s way to the PS5 this spring. What I thought was just going to be a predictable movie tie in, ended up being a surprisingly engaging romp involving stealth beating fascists in far greater volumes than previously anticipated, mini-sandbox gameplay driven by light detective work reminiscent of Batman: Arkham Asylum, and kind of a “Let’s Play” atmosphere vibe that would likely nominate the game for an idealized look into the idea that experiences don’t even have to technically qualify as fun to play these days to be desirable, but just fun to watch, as I imagine many would simply get off on viewing someone else playing this one as opposed to playing it themselves, as if they were just enjoying another movie of Indy notoriety.

More on that another day. Hope you enjoy the rest of yours.

~Pashford