That’s just GOG’s email from their Winter Sale. They configured the email in such a way that Google Calendar scrapes it and adds it to your calendar for some reason.
So if you, like me, were wondering where that came from, that’s it.
https://twitter.com/destinytrack/status/1609888968849358851?s=20&t=yeajrP6lJwDF_NHw5S4OBg
Some dataminer deliberately released it as a “joke”.
This is by far my favourite game of 2022! And according to Steam recap, a game that I played the most: almost a quarter of my total gaming time in the year, even though I played 22 different games in total, 17 of them new games that came out in 2022.
Love this game for so many different reasons, but most and foremost for creating systems that allow you to experiment so much! Will miss the game, but after 380+ hours since the release and 100% completion, it’s time to put it away until the first big DLC.
P.S. as an example:
https://www.reddit.com/r/GroundedGame/comments/101horp/my_final_base_ready_for_inside_the_house_dlc/?sort=new
EDIT: Thanks everyone! She’s decided to try WoW first and if that isn’t suitable we’ll try Valheim!
My wife has expressed an interest in getting into PC gaming and wants me to find a medieval type game we can play together on our PCs - she gave ultima online as an example (as she remembers me playing that with a friend 20+years ago)
I tend to like sandbox style, i also dont mind survival type games (eg rust).
She just wants “medieval type game we can play together”.
I tried to get back into UO a few years ago but the spark has gone :(
What’s out there in the world these days? For the past few years my gaming has been limited to magic the gathering arena on mobile in between changing nappies!