To those of you in the comments who will complain about how long I wrote this, you should know that my brain moves at about a mile a minute past midnight, so this is my natural habitat, to write entire essays at 5:00 AM. well, I wasn't going to sleep anyway, but that time was taken out of something- 20-30 minutes of my day to simply stop and appreciate this story, and also sarcastically tell you that it's disappointing I can't play this game on the computer inside the game. It's the kind of thing that makes me want to take 20-30 minutes out of my. If you don’t have an account, you’ll need to create one first. An account for PlayStationNetwork Use the same account that you use for your PS4 console. So just to be clear, I just said that this story is better than the Hunger Games, and is only topped by my literal favorite book of all time. Get ready You’ll need the following to use Remote Play: Windows PC PS4 console Always update your PS4 console to the latest version of the system software. The second was a one-act that someone in my high school drama class wrote called "Her(t)," and the third on this list, just above the Hunger Games, is this game I found on Itch.io called "Missed Message," a visually stunning, well orchestrated, emotionally moving piece of literature that I just spent 6 hours playing almost nonstop. The first was Allegiant, the last installment of the "Divergent" series by Veronica Roth. In all my history of literature and whatnot, there have been three things that have really stood out to me. There's more, but it's 5:00 AM irl, and I've not slept in 12 hours now, and they're all jokes, so I'll give my honest review of this game as though it were a piece of literature (which it is):
Mildly disappointing (jk the computer functionality is great, love the attention to detail)Ģ: Apparently I can work until 7:00 PM the next day (I was here for 6 hours straight figuring out how to break the game, so I figured I'd just tell it to work until it didn't anymore)
1: The rest of the apps don't work on the computer.
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