Nine months later, its still the best game that Ive played this year.
Sure enough, I was drawn back in.
Y’all, what is this pricing?
I could pay part of my rent with this.
It doesnt gain anything from a crossover with Balatro.
Thats besides the point, though.
And now Balatro is on mobile.
It makes perfect sense.
The game works beautifully on mobile devices, and the port has been adapted perfectly for touchscreen controls.
Press and hold to remind yourself of card effects.
Drag cards over to combine them with Arcana.
The problem is, now I have easier access to Balatro than ever before.
I played most of my PC Balatro on the Steam Deck.
For sitting on the sofa, the toilet, or in bed?
Great, while the battery lasts.
Commuting on the train?
I take my phone everywhere with me, however.
And now, I have Balatro.
To be perfectly honest, I couldnt even count.
Im pushing Two Pair and Spades on this run.
Balatro just works so well.
Its also a refreshing mobile experience.
But I worry that having such easy access to Balatro may ruin my life.
Duel Links), but that Ill never play another game again.
Im worried my daughter will think of Jimbo as more of a father figure than me.
I dont know how to escape this spiral of torment.
I see Jimbos smile in my dreams, or are they nightmares?
I know what I have to do.
But before I throw my phone into the Mersey, Ill play one last round.
A quieter year for triple-A made room for indie games to make some noise.
