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135. Reus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmKlAlV9IpE

Reus is a really cool game that I want to go back and try out again, because it's been a long time. You play as four giants that can shape the landscape of the earth in four types of landscapes: forest, rock, ocean and swamp. And the goal is ideally to create a prospering society, but ultimately you can only change the land itself; you can provide to the humans but what they do with what you provide them is out of your control. It's a very cool game but unfortunately one I forget I've played half the time. They did announce a Reus 2 is finally coming soon so you can bet I'll be diving into that when it comes out.

134. A Little to the Left
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9ycFAixbBI

I think I discovered this one because of Tiktok? It's a very relaxing game that can be played entirely in an afternoon. In fact, that's exactly what I did. I threw it up on stream and spent a few hours chatting with friends while arranging simple household items to make them appear organized. Bonus credit for being incredibly easy to jump into and for being open on many of the levels for alternate ways of organizing (ex. when arranging books on a shelf, organizing by height, thickness, or color will all result in success).