Clipped from my Far Cry 3 playthrough.

Trust me, I'm amazed I kept my composure that well.

Between memorizing the rough strength of most of my hands (and knowing roughly how my opponents play), I think we just played an entire 5 player tournament in just 13 hands... which could have been less if I didn't fold before the luckiest flop draw ever.

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If you don't know:

Yeah that was terrifying. Did you see me looking around trying to figure out where that noise was since I knew that had to be the sound of hostiles?

This is like the third time I've launched the game and the first time I did a mission solo. I don't care that I'm rank three, I'm just impressed that I managed to do all that without dying more than like twice.

Nearly made it, but someone put the second-hardest-to-hit target type in the largest room that the hold location can spawn in on the last point of the game!

Scavenger SV-4 is a part simulator, part roguelike, part action adventure horror game where you're alone on a ship orbiting a highly radioactive, alien planet, the only interaction you have with it is with a remote control drone. Collect artifacts, fight off drones, and try and research as much as you can before the radiation forces you to bail out, hopefully, with enough artifacts and alien technology in the hold to pave the rest of your character's life.

As part of its roguelike nature, the game can be highly replayable, with the ungodly maximum a single run will last is, with proper timing, 2 hours. Most probably aren't that long. As such, I've got a few runs to publish. This one was the first time I've picked up the game in quite some time, believe me when I say that score is low.