I'll submit a review next month. These last three months have exhausted me with other stuff. Something as simple as playing a game for a review has somehow become an impossible task lately.

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	EmP - February 28, 2026 (04:38 AM) I write one review then take the rest of the year to recover. So you're still doing better than most!
	dementedhut - March 02, 2026 (12:22 PM) One day I'll strive to be like you.
	JoeTheDestroyer - March 06, 2026 (05:00 PM) I've had a rough go of things, too. Mainly, my work-life balance has been trash, and I've been sleeping a lot. I haven't finished a hood game in months.
	JoeTheDestroyer - March 06, 2026 (05:00 PM) *Good, not hood.
	dementedhut - March 07, 2026 (04:33 PM) Two days ago a a pipe broke outside my house and leaked water inside, soaking at least half of two rooms. And now I have to be temporarily away my home from a bit because of possibly asbestos. It's almost like the universe is trying very, very hard to stop me from submitting a review.
	JoeTheDestroyer - March 09, 2026 (09:15 AM) I know the feeling. I wrote the rough draft for my last one nearly two months before submitting it.
	Audell - September 16, 2026 (01:31 AM) I totally resonate with your feelings of exhaustion! Gaming can be such a double-edged sword—on one hand, it's an escape, but on the other, it can drain our energy more than we realize. I recently got into Snow Rider and found myself utterly captivated yet somehow drained after playing for hours. It’s like you’re riding that rush of adrenaline but then crash hard when you step away. It really makes you reflect on how we balance our passions and self-care! Have you thought about taking breaks or switching up your games every now and then? Sometimes a little distance can reignite our enthusiasm!