The Rock Paper Shotgun editorial team has outlined their tentative gaming plans for the weekend. Edwin plans to continue with the sprawling tactics RPG "Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children" and is also revisiting the top-down horror game "Darkwood," despite a family medical emergency. Mark intends to stick with familiar titles, likely including "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim," to avoid disrupting shared press accounts. Julian is unavailable, reportedly out riding bicycles.
Ollie's group may need to find a new game due to reported stutters, memory leaks, and crashes in "Overwatch." Until then, they have been alternating between "Helldivers 2" and "Hunt: Showdown."
Jeremy is currently playing an embargoed game that he describes as a compilation of popular modern gaming trends, featuring parries. He finds the game solid in some aspects but unoriginal in others, with potential for surprise as he progresses.
Callum's weekend involves playing [REDACTED] and possibly trying out another [REDACTED] title. However, his parents are visiting, suggesting his gaming time might be limited by discussions about his pension.
James is trying "Song of Morus: Limbo Express," an anime-style bullet hell shooter described as "Returnal-esque" and set entirely on a moving train, based on Edwin's recommendation.
Dion is reportedly suffering from "Roblox Wrist."