I also got Griftlands on the Nintendo Switch (yes, I love this game enough to double-dip), and I alternate between playing on a computer and playing there. While I have forgotten a few things thanks to Griftlands officially releasing last year, I will still point out various changes or behind-the-scenes tidbits that I find interesting throughout this let’s play. I joined the game while it was still in early access.

The animation of this game is amazing, for instance, but capturing that through screenshots may take some practice on my end. This is my first time doing any sort of let’s play, so it might be a bit of a crash course as I figure out which format works best. I’ve had half a mind to do a screenshot let’s play of this game for over a year now, and decided that since I’ve rejoined Serenes Forest after a two year hiatus, there’s no time like the present. I put in over a hundred hours in the first month alone the only other game to do so was XCOM 2, which I played this year. Not only did it become my favorite game I played in 2020, which was the same year I played The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Super Smash Brothers Ultimate, and Resident Evil 4, Griftlands became one of my favorite games of all time. It wasn’t until later in the summer that I saw the Early Access version of Griftlands on Steam and decided to purchase it.

This intrigued me enough to write down the name of the game, but otherwise I continued on with my day.

Griftlands daily challenge