There's something so special about creating your own virtual home in a videogame. I, for one, live in a rented apartment, so I can't put anything on the walls, or make drastic changes to the very beige decor. While, sure, I've maybe broken a couple of rules, it still doesn't quite feel like my home. So, to combat that, I've spent hours creating quaint little abodes in Disney Dreamlight Valley, customizing them to the nth degree. Yet I admittedly grow pretty tired of games like DDV because of the lack of, well, action, so when I saw Lynked: Banner of the Spark, I was instantly intrigued.
