Not really, but Rotarycraft's jetpack can mimic an elytra with the wings attachment, not to mention that you can fuel it to fly farther.
I'm a big fan of Age of Steam myself. I plan on heading to Age of Steam Con come September.
Yeah, this works. I've gotten a few on my e-bike.
I've heard of Vintage Story. It looks neat but I never got around to trying it. And yeah, any Minecraft-esque game is fair as far as I'm concerned since this is a community centered on modded Minecraft and not just Minecraft itself.
Seems half-baked. Are they trying to resurrect the flash game? It could work as a standalone thing, but I don't see why it needs to be part of YouTube other than the fact they're going to shove it in our faces just like they did their TikTok clone.
No, but I'm pretty sure I played a flash port of it.
Highway 61 Revisited, an all time great as far as I'm concerned.
I have mixed feelings about the Great Western Trail change. I understand the reasoning, but it feels like it's replacing genocide with erasure. I joked with my local group about how now it takes place after we killed all the Indians.
Don't overfeed your cats people, especially not for internet points.
I usually take a moment to pause for reflection, digesting the material. It's a simple step, but gives me some time to take in what I've read.
Maybe the obvious answer, but East of Eden. It's a genuine masterpiece.
I loved John Deere American Farmer back in the day. Unfortunately it doesn't work on modern machines. The menus don't display right. If it wasn't for that, it would be half-playable. The deluxe version might not have that problem, but I never got around to trying it.
One funny quirk was that family members would gain happiness from certain items (housing, bbq, pools, etc) and lose it from working. If happiness dropped too far for two long, you'd get an event about them leaving to join the French Foreign Legion or some other nonsense (there were a handful of variants.) The thing is, though, the happiness gained from these material possessions would degrade over time, meaning that it quickly evolved into a materialism simulator as you built pools (or giant statues of Paul Bunyan) to replace the pools that no longer where providing happiness.
You could also just hire people. That was usually the way to go if you wanted to get any serious work done. As long as you could pay wages, the hired help would stick around.