silverchase

I REALLY LOVE SUPPORTING MY LOCAL LIBRARY.

Wow, this is just like the card Harmonize except for the parts where it's not.

So far, it looks like names are used for legendary creatures and "this creature" otherwise.

Tenet (2025)

I was really impressed with the demo during a Steam Next Fest last year.

The plot of Mankind Divided ends oddly abruptly, which is a real

He's still around! He hosts a trivia podcast called Lateral.

The Holy Shit.

The train should have stopped resisting

We haven't seen quality online sketch comedy like this in a good long time.

On top of the games already mentioned, here are my recommendations.

First, I must mention:

• Crosscountry Canada (1991)

Quebec City

• Just Shapes & Beats — rhythm bullet hell with lots of EDM

Montreal

• Ultimate Chicken Horse — build your own platformer level and race your friends
• N++ — platformer focused on momentum and agility
• Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided — cyberpunk stealth and action

Ottawa

• Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes — defuse a bomb while your friends read the defusal manual

Toronto

• Super Time Force Ultra — side-scrolling shooter with time manipulation
• A Short Hike — a short, open-world hike

Vancouver

• Beastieball (in early access) — creature collecting with turn-based volleyball
• Crypt of the NecroDancer — rhythm roguelike
• Rift of the NecroDancer — "guitar-like" rhythm
• Inscryption — spooky card game… at first

I don't even remember what led me to this, but watching the Amazing Race has been my latest guilty pleasure. The Amazing Race Canada, too. TAR still has all the super-dramatic reality TV editing and music but is way less focused on interpersonal conflict. It's the places and tasks that make it interesting.

Compared to the US show, the Canadian show is way lower budget and milder in vibes, but the Canadian host is way more enthusiastic. He actually does the challenges while explaining them.