I got The Witcher Ronin for Christmas and I absolutely love it. It is a retelling of the witcher story with Geralt as a ronin and the monsters and lore derive from Japanese folktales. It puts a really interesting twist on a story I already know and has left me wanting for more, as this is just the first volume. It also has a winter theme because the main monster brings upon a snowstorm wherever she goes. I have re-read this a few times already and could definitely see myself reading the set when it's finished every winter.

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The google products I use the most are Gmail and Android phones. I find Gmail relatively convenient for making quick accounts for things like shopping or social media accounts and for junk mail. However, I don't use it for important things because the amount of spam it tracks. I only use Android phones because I think their Ui is executed much better than iphone and I like having buttons. You also get to upgrade your storage with an sd card. Furthermore, I've found that is much easier to fix some technical issues on your own with Android as opposed to iPhone.

There are plenty of games that I've played that would be hard to survive, but of all the games I've played, I'd have to say Sly Cooper would be the hardest game for me to survive. I'm just too clumsy and I also have a nasty habit of overestimating my athletic abilities. I'd probably survive because, unlike Sly, I can swim. So any kind of acrobatics or parkour that's meant to get me over water will be skipped solely for swimming. I'm also going to nope out of most of the boss battles and just lead Carmilita to the big villains so she can arrest them, and I can steal any evidence from her later. I'm really good at hiding and can stay put for a long time so I can use those skills to either steal from Carmilita or the big bosses. Of course, I'm going to get hurt a lot; with 100% confidence I'll go to jump on an awning or lamp post like Sly and immediately fall. Above all else, my biggest ticket through all the trials of Sly Cooper is my ability to talk my way out of trouble. In all honesty though, there's no way I'm making it past the crocodile lady from the first game. I'm too much of a coward to brave it through her hoodoo voodoo act and don't get me started on the giant snake!

Park Ranger simulator and Hotel Galactic

It starts off simply as a you being a park ranger and going about your duties until you start noticing weird things. Things like more trash than usual in certain areas, strange footsteps, and random trinkets. You start seeing strange creatures and eventually you discover a whole interdimensional hotel deep within the park. It leads to you working as both a park ranger and a helper to the hotel. You manage the park during most of the day and in your free time you build onto the hotel and interact with customers.