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\n**Weekend Gaming Plans: What the RPS Team is Playing**<\/p>\n

After an unexpected early start to a Saturday morning due to a forgotten alarm, the writer of this piece found themselves contemplating their last will and testament. This unique onset of free time led to reflections on the gaming community, particularly focusing on what members of the RPS (Rock, Paper, Shotgun) team are engaging with over the weekend.<\/p>\n

**Mark’s Comfort Zone**
\nMark has been deeply immersed in *Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord*, which he humorously refers to as “bannerzoongas.” As a means to recharge, he plans to pivot to lighter games this weekend, specifically *Cyberpunk 2077* and *Once Upon a Katamari*, which he describes as comfort games that will help him recuperate before diving into his next new gaming venture.<\/p>\n

**Callum’s Cinematic Adventure**
\nCallum is balancing his gaming schedule by continuing his playthrough of *Hades 2* and *Outer Worlds*, but this weekend, he has other plans. The local cinema is showcasing the new *Knives Out* movie, which has caught his attention. He\u2019s particularly excited about the star-studded cast including Andrew Scott and Jeffrey Wright, while also anticipating Daniel Craig’s unique performance as Benoit Blanc.<\/p>\n

**Jeremy’s Nostalgic Gaming**
\nAfter completing *Shinobi: Art of Vengeance*, Jeremy is revisiting this visually stunning title on his Steam Deck. While he appreciates the game’s beauty, he notes some inconsistencies in level design. Jeremy is working on finishing up remaining tasks, though he\u2019s doubtful about reaching 100% completion and discovering specific secrets within the game.<\/p>\n

**James’s Gaming Restrictions**
\nJames has imposed a quirky restriction on his gaming choices this weekend, avoiding any games that include the term “Black” or “Friday” in their title. He humorously ponders if this might open up options like the 2006 first-person shooter *Black*, but quickly dismisses that idea.<\/p>\n

**Edwin’s Horror Experience**
\nEdwin is fully engaged in a horror game that he describes as genuinely terrifying. Caught up in the suspense, he narrates his internal dialogue as he navigates eerie corridors, driven by the need to complete the game for a forthcoming review. Alongside his gaming activities, he is also preparing for the busy month of December, packed with game announcements.<\/p>\n

**Jules’s Preparation for Upcoming Interviews**
\nJules is using the weekend to prepare for interviews and is focused on several puzzle and strategy games. This preparation is coupled with his responsibilities for the upcoming RPS Advent Calendar and RPS 100, set to launch soon, providing him with a busy yet exciting weekend ahead.<\/p>\n

**What Are You Playing?**
\nAs the article closes, it encourages readers to reflect on their own weekend gaming plans, inviting a sense of community and shared experience in the gaming world. Whether embarking on epic adventures or enjoying the latest cinematic offerings, each contributor reveals a unique relationship with gaming that resonates with many players out there.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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After forgetting to change my alarm for the weekend, my Saturday has started far too early. I clearly don’t respond well to surprise free time, as I spent the morning writing my will. Disappointingly, Co-op don’t let you set challenges and riddles for bequestees. This oversight has dashed the mental image of my brother and sister duelling over my gaming PC, armed with those Gladiators-style padded polearms that look like oversized cotton wool buds.<\/p>\n

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