I got the Blahaj picture out of the Instagram page in the article.

Edit: I checked this post last night on a couple of Android apps (Jerboa, Connect) and saw that the spoiler tag doesn’t work on them. Whoops.

You’ll want to change your default list type.

If you’re on desktop: Click on your name at the top-right, then click on Settings. Go down to Type and click on Subscribed, then Save down the bottom.

If you’re on the Jerboa Android app: Tap the three-line button at the top-left, then tap on Settings. Go into your account name settings, find the “Default Listing Type”, change that to Subscribed then tap Save Settings down the bottom.

If you’re using something else: I don’t know specifically how, but what I typed above should help find the right setting.

I’d say old school. The puzzles and dungeon designs remind me most of A Link To The Past. However, there’s a focus on throwing spheres to ricochet off walls (as that’s the basis of the game’s combat). So instead of having an arsenal of weapons (sword, boomerang, bombs, arrows, etc.), it’s more about tossing balls to manipulate other objects equivalent to those items in each dungeon room.

For example, when you get the Fire element you can imbue your spheres to melt ice blocks, and also to launch bomb orbs further than regular spheres.

Obligatory, “Hi! Lea! Bye!”

I love CrossCode. A great mix of combat and puzzles, and the story is pretty good (if a bit cliche at times). I also appreciated the risk-reward of chaining enemies for more experience and loot. If anyone has played the base game but didn’t try the A New Home content, I really recommend going through that too, both for the story closure but also the great final temple/dungeon and the Arena.