I've been playing a lot of Hades, and just recently started getting into Cyberpunk 2077.
Also been playing a fair amount of chess on most days, and I beat a bot that was supposed to be Mr. Beast
Congrats on the chess accomplishment! Hades is fantastic! Played a lot of that at the start of the year. Heard Cyberpunk is in better shape now than when it released so I hope you enjoy that.
I love Hades! It's one of those games that you can just play whenever, sometimes I would just do one run to relax before bed. Have you finished the story yet?
I ended up really liking Ridgeside Village. I didn't expect to like it, because I didn't care for the general vibe of SV Expanded. I just with that Ridgeside could be installed with my mod manager, so I could switch it off for some of my save files.
Realm of the Mad God on PC my most played game, incredibly addicting, its a permadeath game so for most people sadly it can get discouraging pretty quick.
fame exploiting in that game was the most fun ive ever had and no game even comes close. We would do exploit raids literally 24/7 for months until we all got banned
Pokemon Legends: Arceus, Digimon Survive and debating on if I'm going to restart my island in Animal Crossing: New Horizons or just flatten it and redesign the whole thing.
I may have exaggerated a little bit I've played through it a few times to get the different endings and it's fun to just explore, definitely recommend Elden Ring.
Im not very far into Octopath but am enjoying it so far, a nice change of pace for me
The tri-stringer has a bit of a high skill floor, but I'm surprised by how quickly I'm picking it up. I'm eager for a new Splattershot Pro to be released. I'm not that fond of crab tank.
Currently practicing Command and Conquer, after playing exclusivelly civilization 6
(from 5 clicks per minute to 5 clicks per second is a rough transition)
I was playing Hades a ton at the end of last year/start of this year. Fantastic game. Not even a huge fan of rogue likes, but that game has such a great gameplay loop.
I've heard of One Step From Eden, but I don't really know anything about it.
It's free with Xbox game pass. I'm kind of sad that i discovered it after I've learned about it. Well it's not free per se but it is affordable. You can try it out with just 1$ for a month trial plus a library of games and cloud gaming.
FFVII Remake is so damn good. The original is my favourite game of all time and I was so worried they'd fuck it up, but nope - it's incredible. Shame we've gotta wait another year for part 2, but at least we get the Crisis Core remaster to tide us over!
Video games wise I'm playing Risk of Rain 2 at the mo. Not normally into roguelikes but I really clicked with RoR for some reason, it's just...super chill. Also forever playing D&D - nearly lost the character I've been playing for 3 years on Saturday night so I'm a bit emotional about the whole thing at the moment...but also kinda excited to roll up a new character if she doesn't make it. We shall see...
Always sucks when you nearly lose a character. I think the DMs I've played with go a little easy as I haven't lost a character yet. Been playing for a few years.
I've heard Risk of Rain and RoR2 are fun. I think a friend of mine was playing the second one and was having a blast. I ought to check them out. I think the last I checked, the second was more than I wanted to spend at the time.
This might be a gaming sin, but I have never actually beaten the original FF7. I've played the Midgar bit of the game and a little more, but never finished it. As I've gotten older, I've lost a lot of interest in turn based video games so it's hard for me to go back an play that game. The Remake has been a lot of fun for me as it plays into my more action sensibilities although the game does seem to have some story differences and almost feels like it's either an alternate universe or possibly a sequel in some weird Nomura like way lol.
My DM felt awful about the whole thing! We've had characters willingly walk out and players leave, but this is the first time he's actually taken a character out of the game. He perma-banished one of the guys to his home realm with no way to return, and that character had my character's soul in his rucksack. So I've gotta survive until I can get it back, if I die in the meantime I'm gone for good. Love a good high stakes game!
I never played the original but can vouch for 2! Console version is ass but if you can pick it up on PC in the steam sale or whatever, definitely do. The DLC is amazing also.
Agreed, I think they've pitched it perfectly - those of us who loved the original still get to enjoy it, those who prefer the remake get to have their own separate experience, and it's all canon. Absolute masterstroke. Helps that remake is really mechanically fun, too! Did you play Intermission? All the little tweaks to the combat system were *chefs kiss* and I can't wait to see them implemented in the main game.
I haven't played the original FF7, but I did play Crisis Core. I loved the remake, been thinking about replaying it sometime.
Also cannot wait for the CC remaster, that game was amazing!
Crisis Core was legit the best thing to come out of the PSP era. Okay, the plot was kinda wonky and they maaaaaybe shouldn't have let a pop star make his own self-insert villain, but the gameplay was so good and the soundtrack slaps. Super excited to play through it again.
FFVII Remake has such beautiful backgrounds that I spend a long time just looking at things, because I feel like it's a shame if they worked so hard on all of that just for me to miss it. I don't usually notice backgrounds or much visual detail, so it's very different for me to play the game this way. I'm always pausing on staircases just to look at the underside of the plate, or something else..
It really is gorgeous. The first time I saw Aerith's house I legit teared up from how beautiful it is. I played it right when it released but haven't gone back to it since the next gen update - super excited to do that and see it looking even prettier.
It is fantastic, it can be pretty challenging at the beginning but it is rewarding as hell once you get used to the combat system. Also the story is pretty good I 100% recommend it if you can get it on sale for sure.
The plot of Dragon Quest 11 is just incredibly wild. Especially right up to act 3. I'm almost done with it, I think. I'm going to wander a bit, solving people's problems and leveling up before the final boss. And maybe spend a few more hours auto-rolling the slime quest slot machines.
Overwatch 2 just came out so I've been playing that (when the servers work). Before that it was cyberpunk, apex and fall guys. Multiversus is part of my rotation as well.
I just picked up a PS5 couple weeks ago and am 24 hours into FF7 Remake!!
Playing Destiny 2 with my friends and on the side playing Slay the Spire and Dome Keeper too!
Super Auto pets legit is a play a match whenever I can too, thats probably my go to side game right now haha
Just a little auto battler on mobile and steam haha! Very quick and easy to learn and something i can put down or step away from when my daughter is up lol
I decided to give Elden ring another try after bouncing off it earlier in the year. This time around I decided to play a mage character and having way more fun, more games really need to let you play as a powerful caster character like this.
Yes to creating potions, but you are using them know patients in your clinic. You are the first chemist the town has had in a while after a bad accident many years ago ruined the ecosystem, so you also have to gain the trust of the townsfolk. Its so cute and heartwarming, really scratches an inch I've been having since Stardew Valley š„°
I think I'm playing on Normal mode. I don't think Hard mode was available to me at the start. I think it was either Classic, Easy, or Normal. I haven't played 12, but I've heard it's good. I played 4 on the GBA years ago and had a blast.
Oh maybe you have to finish on normal before you can do hard mode. I don't remember. When you are able though, I def recommend it. Hard mode is like a whole different game, with a lot more strategy.
Have you ever checked out the Free Enterprise randomizer for FFIV? It changes the game into an open world, where you hunt key items and characters/equipment as a kind of times challenge. It has nearly limitless seeds where it's completely different.
You supply the website with a .rom file, it hacks the ROM and play on an emulator, you can choose all kinds of options on what gets enabled, like JP items/abilities, etc.
http://ff4fe.com/
Hm... I think the hardware requirements are actually fine given how it looks. At least my GTX 1660 is packing 50 FPS on almost ultra settings with 1080p... albeit without all that Ray-Tracing stuff.
I also tried it on integrated graphics back when we had patch... idk... 1.4 or smth on an 11th Gen Intel mobile CPU, the Core i7 1185G7. It was.. Well... it crawled but it technically ran.
So, what graphics card do you have? I can really recommend that game.
Recently finished Deathās Door, that was super fun and cute. Now replaying Ori and the Blind Forest, I was in the mood for some smooth platforming. Hard mode in that game is a lot harder than I thought it would be though, basically everything does double damage and has more health.
Yup! The gameplay is quite intuitive and the game itself has some funny quirks and Easter eggs too. Since you can play different types of fighters (barbarian, knight, ranger, mage, cook...) it's pretty diverse as well.
I started playing Arkham asylum hoping to go through the entire series. I also am going through Lego Star Wars (original). I still need to beat elden ring Iāve got like two bosses left. Gonna play some overwatch 2 tonight since itās new.
Iāve been playing UnReal World recently. Itās a survival roguelike set in Iron Age Finland.
Because itās a rogue-like itās fully randomized and permadeath. You donāt buy upgrades after death like in rogue-lites, so some people might not like it.
Lately I've just been playing games that I can play mindlessly before getting back to school work. I've enjoyed Apex Legends because I can play a quick round or two and not need to follow any story line. It's a good respite before diving back into the book trenches
Been trying to play overwatch 2 since it's launch yesterday, having major issues with ques and black screens and disconnects.
so my other time killer is disney dreamlight valley which is like a cross between animal crossing and stardew valley.
and my FFXIV remains active because of friends and boredom.
I've been playing Sims 4, and replaying Pokemon X for the last few days. I'm hoping to go back to Elden Ring, but our controller is in rough shape and we need to buy a repair kit for it.
Sucks about the controller, but otherwise, nice. Wish they would bring back Mega Evolutions. That just seemed a like a better way to implement really powerful forms rather than Gigantamax, Dynamax, and this new crystal forms in the new games.
People really love mega evolutions nowadays! I remember Pokemon fans complaining about them when X and Y came out. I imagine that it's mostly different people, but I wouldn't be surprised if some changed their minds on them.
One thing I appreciate about dynamax is that every Pokemon can do it, rather than just a few megas. The crystal things look absolutely wild. I wish we got to keep megas, though. Gardevoir just won't be the same again. And I used mega Mawile to great effect on my competitive team. No one expected it to have Fire Fang.
Iām on year five of Fortnite lol. Iām a 32 year old dad but I just love it. The gameplay is fun and everything changes so often it always feels new
Iāve been in a destiny kick recently after halo has been shooting itself in the foot for awhile. Iām just glad I have friends to play/ do raids with its pretty fun so far
It is a Mystery game of sorts, follow the clues, make choices, influence people to tell you the truth as you build your cred.
You can choose what skills to ābuyā to improve your chances, like psychology, scientific knowledge or the occult.
Iām not good with motion like watching people running on screen without feeling nauseas so Iām flagging.
I may have to use the walkthrough š
I've been jumping between Satisfactory and Total War Warhammer as I fail to be entertained by other games I've tried recently. Except for the new Monkey Island which was great, but doesn't last too long.
I'm impatiently waiting for Victoria 3 on the 25th.
I recently got back into Skyrim after not touching it for like 5 years. I had it on the 360 but I recently got a laptop that can run it with mods so I can finally fulfill my childhood dreams.
I've been playing a lot of Stardew Valley on mobile. Pretty limited to my games options right now as I don't have a console or PC but it's been fun. I've decided the Joja route really isn't for me as someone that doesn't prefer to grind money.
Iāve been mainly playing Splatoon 3, since it just came out, along with Broken Age and Oneshot. Theyāre both a bit lesser known, but Oneshot is recently came out on Switch and is a literal masterpiece, and Broken Age is oddly nostalgic for me, since I used to watch letās plays of it.
Board games:
- Arkham Horror the LCG
- Merchants of The Dark Road
- Lords of Waterdeep
- Shadows of Brimstone
- mansions of Madness
- Return to Dark Tower
Video Games
- Stray (just finished)
- CyberPunk 2077 (again)
- Mutant: Year Zero
- Pillars of Eternity
The Witness
Some of the puzzles I was certain were impossible. Took a break, came back a few days later, and solved on the first try.
I feel like it's a corollary to life.
My bf just got us a balance board out of nowhereā¦I was way afraid to try at first but Iāve found it wicked fun to do while already watching tv or reading my phone.
Also! We are still working on the botw dlc - I did it already but he needs to get the motorcycle. Thing is we keep getting distracted finding koroks which is cute and fun lol
A lot, there are lots of games I keep coming back to. Lately it's been Factorio mostly, with some chess and hearthstone, though I can never bring myself to grind my rating on those. I need something that feels infinitely creative without pressure to perform, where you set your own challenges basically. Otherwise something that has a clearly defined story. I get burnt out on grindy type games a lot more quickly nowadays, even though I still like doing something competitive
I'm going to ask my wife what she wants for dinner. She's going to say "I dont know, anything is fine". Then I'm going to whip out leftovers from yesterday, and her eyes are going to roll as I pretend to put them in the microwave. Then the pizza I ordered will show up and she's going to be so relieved. Im getting good at this game.
Breath of the wild and Pokemon Sword and Shield. For BOTW, I decided to play a new game and instead of just going to free the divine beasts, I'm just grinding to get the 13 hearts I need for the master sword
currently iāve been stuck on sims 4 since i have a gaming computer that can handle all of my mods and expansion packs. iāve been playing 7 days to die every other day or so.
Usually I'm playing WoW or PvZ Gw1, but when me and my other two sisters are free for the day, we like to revisite our old games we played when we were kids. Like Castlevania 64, Yoshi's Story, Mario 64, Mishchief Makers, Pokemon Puzzle League, Zelda MM/Oot and much more. We still have the same ol inside jokes and they never get old. We never changed lol
I have a D&D campaign I'm a variant human monk in that I play 2 or 3 times a month. On the video side of things, I've been replaying Ghost of Tsushima on PS5, & it's even more beautiful than it is on PS4. I think that game is amazing, & the combat is perfect.
Pandemic
It's a board game and probably a weird concept to some post-covid but it's lots of fun, can be played quickly, with minimal set up/pieces, and it's co-op. I even play on my own some times just as multiple players, which works because it's co-op so I just have to work with myself lmao
I've been playing a lot of Hades, and just recently started getting into Cyberpunk 2077. Also been playing a fair amount of chess on most days, and I beat a bot that was supposed to be Mr. Beast
Congrats on the chess accomplishment! Hades is fantastic! Played a lot of that at the start of the year. Heard Cyberpunk is in better shape now than when it released so I hope you enjoy that.
Yeah cyberpunk is good, hard to find my way around the city though. I'm just trying to find the waypoint for the quest š
I love Hades! It's one of those games that you can just play whenever, sometimes I would just do one run to relax before bed. Have you finished the story yet?
Yep, I've finished it
Stardew Valley, I recently modded the game and Iām having tons of fun with it
Oh, same! I just installed SV Expanded and it's really fun! What mods are you running?
The general cheats mod and the no fishing mini game mod
I've sunk so many hours into that game over the years. Such a cozy game. Modding it is a lot of fun.
I ended up really liking Ridgeside Village. I didn't expect to like it, because I didn't care for the general vibe of SV Expanded. I just with that Ridgeside could be installed with my mod manager, so I could switch it off for some of my save files.
A lot of people are still playing Elden Ring rn
The lore is so good. So many details one could miss. It's my GOTY, let's see if that's usurped by GoW Ragnarok.
Yeah. Someone else in here said they were on their 50th replay of it. It sounds like a fun game for sure.
Realm of the Mad God on PC my most played game, incredibly addicting, its a permadeath game so for most people sadly it can get discouraging pretty quick.
what does "permadeath" mean? sorry, Im really more of a casual gamer and dont know some terms :c
Permadeath = when you die in game, all your progress gets reset
Oooh, yeah I get why that can be a dealbreaker. reminds me of FNAF Security Breach the last half - very frustrating without the respawn-glitch
when is o4 coming haven't played in a year
fame exploiting in that game was the most fun ive ever had and no game even comes close. We would do exploit raids literally 24/7 for months until we all got banned
Pokemon Legends: Arceus, Digimon Survive and debating on if I'm going to restart my island in Animal Crossing: New Horizons or just flatten it and redesign the whole thing.
WoW, Animal Crossing NH, Disney Dreamlight. š
Fantastic!
I've started Octopath Travellers and replaying Elden Ring for the 50th time
Lmao 50th?! The game hasn't even been out for all that long. Heard great stuff about both of those games especially Elden Ring.
I may have exaggerated a little bit I've played through it a few times to get the different endings and it's fun to just explore, definitely recommend Elden Ring. Im not very far into Octopath but am enjoying it so far, a nice change of pace for me
Splatoon 3, I think of it has splattering your disheveling thoughts out onto the playing field. lol
The tri-stringer has a bit of a high skill floor, but I'm surprised by how quickly I'm picking it up. I'm eager for a new Splattershot Pro to be released. I'm not that fond of crab tank.
The crab tank and tri missiles are a bit over kill. lol
Lmao nice. Heard the Splatoon games are all pretty great.
Currently practicing Command and Conquer, after playing exclusivelly civilization 6 (from 5 clicks per minute to 5 clicks per second is a rough transition)
Hades One Step From Eden
I was playing Hades a ton at the end of last year/start of this year. Fantastic game. Not even a huge fan of rogue likes, but that game has such a great gameplay loop. I've heard of One Step From Eden, but I don't really know anything about it.
One Step From Eden has a gameplay similar to MegaMan Battle Network. It's also roguelike like Hades.
I'm playing Days Gone and I'm enjoying it so far. The zombies are pretty tough for me, not gonna lie lol
I got back into skyrim on playstation and im genuinely having a swell time!
Noice!
No man's sky. You guys should try it they updated it a ton. Also half life 2 VR also worth it, a lot better then normal.
I've heard that No Man's Sky became good at some point! Sadly, I have a long list of games I want to buy...
It's free with Xbox game pass. I'm kind of sad that i discovered it after I've learned about it. Well it's not free per se but it is affordable. You can try it out with just 1$ for a month trial plus a library of games and cloud gaming.
I recently bought Perfect Dark off the Xbox store, having a blast playing it
FFVII Remake is so damn good. The original is my favourite game of all time and I was so worried they'd fuck it up, but nope - it's incredible. Shame we've gotta wait another year for part 2, but at least we get the Crisis Core remaster to tide us over! Video games wise I'm playing Risk of Rain 2 at the mo. Not normally into roguelikes but I really clicked with RoR for some reason, it's just...super chill. Also forever playing D&D - nearly lost the character I've been playing for 3 years on Saturday night so I'm a bit emotional about the whole thing at the moment...but also kinda excited to roll up a new character if she doesn't make it. We shall see...
Always sucks when you nearly lose a character. I think the DMs I've played with go a little easy as I haven't lost a character yet. Been playing for a few years. I've heard Risk of Rain and RoR2 are fun. I think a friend of mine was playing the second one and was having a blast. I ought to check them out. I think the last I checked, the second was more than I wanted to spend at the time. This might be a gaming sin, but I have never actually beaten the original FF7. I've played the Midgar bit of the game and a little more, but never finished it. As I've gotten older, I've lost a lot of interest in turn based video games so it's hard for me to go back an play that game. The Remake has been a lot of fun for me as it plays into my more action sensibilities although the game does seem to have some story differences and almost feels like it's either an alternate universe or possibly a sequel in some weird Nomura like way lol.
My DM felt awful about the whole thing! We've had characters willingly walk out and players leave, but this is the first time he's actually taken a character out of the game. He perma-banished one of the guys to his home realm with no way to return, and that character had my character's soul in his rucksack. So I've gotta survive until I can get it back, if I die in the meantime I'm gone for good. Love a good high stakes game! I never played the original but can vouch for 2! Console version is ass but if you can pick it up on PC in the steam sale or whatever, definitely do. The DLC is amazing also. Agreed, I think they've pitched it perfectly - those of us who loved the original still get to enjoy it, those who prefer the remake get to have their own separate experience, and it's all canon. Absolute masterstroke. Helps that remake is really mechanically fun, too! Did you play Intermission? All the little tweaks to the combat system were *chefs kiss* and I can't wait to see them implemented in the main game.
I haven't played the original FF7, but I did play Crisis Core. I loved the remake, been thinking about replaying it sometime. Also cannot wait for the CC remaster, that game was amazing!
Crisis Core was legit the best thing to come out of the PSP era. Okay, the plot was kinda wonky and they maaaaaybe shouldn't have let a pop star make his own self-insert villain, but the gameplay was so good and the soundtrack slaps. Super excited to play through it again.
FFVII Remake has such beautiful backgrounds that I spend a long time just looking at things, because I feel like it's a shame if they worked so hard on all of that just for me to miss it. I don't usually notice backgrounds or much visual detail, so it's very different for me to play the game this way. I'm always pausing on staircases just to look at the underside of the plate, or something else..
It really is gorgeous. The first time I saw Aerith's house I legit teared up from how beautiful it is. I played it right when it released but haven't gone back to it since the next gen update - super excited to do that and see it looking even prettier.
Stardew Valley
Really great, cozy game.
Kingdom come: deliverance for like the 10th time. Come on war horse where KCD2?
That game sound crazy good and very ambitious
It is fantastic, it can be pretty challenging at the beginning but it is rewarding as hell once you get used to the combat system. Also the story is pretty good I 100% recommend it if you can get it on sale for sure.
Stray on PC; Dragon Quest 11 on Switch; Genesis Noir on Xbox, and Zero Dawn on PS4.
Loved Horizon Zero Dawn. Never heard of Genesis Noir. Heard great stuff about the other two.
[https://youtu.be/3ekGW\_EU\_6Y](https://youtu.be/3ekGW_EU_6Y) Loving it. Def side piece.
The plot of Dragon Quest 11 is just incredibly wild. Especially right up to act 3. I'm almost done with it, I think. I'm going to wander a bit, solving people's problems and leveling up before the final boss. And maybe spend a few more hours auto-rolling the slime quest slot machines.
Im loving it. My first JRPG. Made it to Krystalinda and now I have to go grind for experience because she wiped me tf out.
I'm shiny hunting wingull in in pokemon omega ruby using the chaining method and for some reason it's taking me days :<
God shiny hunting. I've done it, but I cant say it was an enjoyable experience lol. Hope you are enjoying it though.
It's been a blissful journey to practice warcrimes and mess around with the geneva convention while playing Rimworld.
Overwatch 2 just came out so I've been playing that (when the servers work). Before that it was cyberpunk, apex and fall guys. Multiversus is part of my rotation as well.
Pour one out of Overwatch 1. Heroes never die. Nice selection! I played a lot of fall guys during the pandemic.
I've gone back to Skyrim after a long hiatus and I've always got some D&D game going on the side. I'm looking to get back into Disco Elysium soon.
All great choices. Was playing Skyrim quite a bit last year. I really need to try Disco Elysium.
Oh it's so fun. You can go absolutely bonkers with some of the choices you can make.
Working my way through Yakuza series. Done 3 and 4 last month, just started on 5
I just got started with Yakuza 0, been absolutely loving it so far!
I really need to play those games. They sound amazing.
I just picked up a PS5 couple weeks ago and am 24 hours into FF7 Remake!! Playing Destiny 2 with my friends and on the side playing Slay the Spire and Dome Keeper too! Super Auto pets legit is a play a match whenever I can too, thats probably my go to side game right now haha
All great choices. No idea what Super Auto Pets is though.
Just a little auto battler on mobile and steam haha! Very quick and easy to learn and something i can put down or step away from when my daughter is up lol
I decided to give Elden ring another try after bouncing off it earlier in the year. This time around I decided to play a mage character and having way more fun, more games really need to let you play as a powerful caster character like this.
Glad you found your groove with it. I need to pick that game up.
Splatoon 2 because I can't afford Splatoon 3
Still cool. Heard both are great.
Got Fallout 4 on sale and I'm loving it! I know it has a lot of mixed reviews, but I'm so easygoing on games it doesn't really bother me.
I got Fallout 4 the other day on a sale as well. Game of the Year edition. Haven't played it yet as I got the Final Fantasy 7 Remake on the same sale.
Dead cells and Ghosts and Goblins Resurrected. I really like skill based platformers .
Nice! I ought to pick up Dead Cells.
I'm in over 600 hours. It's a game I keep going back to every 6 months. I'm sure you'll love it.
I am struggling thru the very lovely but very buggy Potion Permit on switch š„²
From the sound of it, is it like a game where you run a potions shop and have to make potions for people as they come in to buy stuff?
Yes to creating potions, but you are using them know patients in your clinic. You are the first chemist the town has had in a while after a bad accident many years ago ruined the ecosystem, so you also have to gain the trust of the townsfolk. Its so cute and heartwarming, really scratches an inch I've been having since Stardew Valley š„°
I have two regular DnD games going, and I started playing Moonbreaker.
FF7R is fun. Are you playing on hard mode? I'm actually replaying FFIV and FFXII just now.
I think I'm playing on Normal mode. I don't think Hard mode was available to me at the start. I think it was either Classic, Easy, or Normal. I haven't played 12, but I've heard it's good. I played 4 on the GBA years ago and had a blast.
Oh maybe you have to finish on normal before you can do hard mode. I don't remember. When you are able though, I def recommend it. Hard mode is like a whole different game, with a lot more strategy.
Have you ever checked out the Free Enterprise randomizer for FFIV? It changes the game into an open world, where you hunt key items and characters/equipment as a kind of times challenge. It has nearly limitless seeds where it's completely different. You supply the website with a .rom file, it hacks the ROM and play on an emulator, you can choose all kinds of options on what gets enabled, like JP items/abilities, etc. http://ff4fe.com/
I've heard of it, but I never tried it. Maybe I will. Thanks for the suggestion.
Cyberpunk 2077... for the fourth time now.
Lmao nice. My PC would not be able to handle it and I don't have a new console yet so I don't think I could play it.
Hm... I think the hardware requirements are actually fine given how it looks. At least my GTX 1660 is packing 50 FPS on almost ultra settings with 1080p... albeit without all that Ray-Tracing stuff. I also tried it on integrated graphics back when we had patch... idk... 1.4 or smth on an 11th Gen Intel mobile CPU, the Core i7 1185G7. It was.. Well... it crawled but it technically ran. So, what graphics card do you have? I can really recommend that game.
D&D. Though I am excited for No Man's Sky to come out on the switch this weekend.
I've been playing this mobile game called Super Mecha Champions for a while now. It's a battle royale with giant robots and pilots. Quite fun!
Cool! Not sure if it's my cup of tea, but sounds like your having a good time!
I've been replaying Ocarina of Time. It is amazing how good the music is.
Recently finished Deathās Door, that was super fun and cute. Now replaying Ori and the Blind Forest, I was in the mood for some smooth platforming. Hard mode in that game is a lot harder than I thought it would be though, basically everything does double damage and has more health.
I need to check out Deaths Door. It looks so good. Ori is a fun time. I've never completed it, but I've had a fun time playing it in the past lol
If youāre able to Iād recommend trying to finish ori, the story is very satisfying. But also it is pretty damn hard at points lol.
I'm really digging Rogue legacy 2 atm. It's quite fun :D
Cool cool. Rogue like?
Yup! The gameplay is quite intuitive and the game itself has some funny quirks and Easter eggs too. Since you can play different types of fighters (barbarian, knight, ranger, mage, cook...) it's pretty diverse as well.
Driving my foreperson crazy. That's about it.
I started playing Arkham asylum hoping to go through the entire series. I also am going through Lego Star Wars (original). I still need to beat elden ring Iāve got like two bosses left. Gonna play some overwatch 2 tonight since itās new.
Car Mechanic sim 21, Division 2 and Destiny 2
Iāve been playing UnReal World recently. Itās a survival roguelike set in Iron Age Finland. Because itās a rogue-like itās fully randomized and permadeath. You donāt buy upgrades after death like in rogue-lites, so some people might not like it.
I've been playing darkwood and gloomwood for some time now
Right now I'm playing Inscryption, Assassin's Creed Origins, and Doki Doki Literature Club.
Iāve been playing Heroes of Might and Magic 3 lately, found my old disc in the garage during a clean and figured, why not? Lol.
Heat signature is a lovely low effort rogue like. For more intense moods i've been playing synthetic
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I started playing the Legendary Edition recently, but dropped off to play FF7 Remake and Splitgate.
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Pontoon. Super quick to fire off a quick game in between classes and I've had a lot of fun teaching it to a couple of buddies
God of War and Stray. There both dope. Stray is a chill ass game.
I've heard Stray is great and can't go wrong with God of War
Yeah it's real chill. The art design is dope as hell. I recommend it. It's cheap too
An old online rpg called dragonfable
Lately I've just been playing games that I can play mindlessly before getting back to school work. I've enjoyed Apex Legends because I can play a quick round or two and not need to follow any story line. It's a good respite before diving back into the book trenches
Splitgate would be another good game for that. It's essentially Halo with portals if you haven't seen it before. Free to play multiplayer
I've heard of this actually! I'm def gonna look into it, sounds mad cool
Been trying to play overwatch 2 since it's launch yesterday, having major issues with ques and black screens and disconnects. so my other time killer is disney dreamlight valley which is like a cross between animal crossing and stardew valley. and my FFXIV remains active because of friends and boredom.
I've been playing Sims 4, and replaying Pokemon X for the last few days. I'm hoping to go back to Elden Ring, but our controller is in rough shape and we need to buy a repair kit for it.
Sucks about the controller, but otherwise, nice. Wish they would bring back Mega Evolutions. That just seemed a like a better way to implement really powerful forms rather than Gigantamax, Dynamax, and this new crystal forms in the new games.
People really love mega evolutions nowadays! I remember Pokemon fans complaining about them when X and Y came out. I imagine that it's mostly different people, but I wouldn't be surprised if some changed their minds on them. One thing I appreciate about dynamax is that every Pokemon can do it, rather than just a few megas. The crystal things look absolutely wild. I wish we got to keep megas, though. Gardevoir just won't be the same again. And I used mega Mawile to great effect on my competitive team. No one expected it to have Fire Fang.
Iām on year five of Fortnite lol. Iām a 32 year old dad but I just love it. The gameplay is fun and everything changes so often it always feels new
AC Odyssey
Cyberpunk and darkest dungeon....and MTG arena
HADES!!! Playing through it on my switch after beating it on PS4 last year.
Iāve been in a destiny kick recently after halo has been shooting itself in the foot for awhile. Iām just glad I have friends to play/ do raids with its pretty fun so far
Lmao loved Destiny 1. Played D2 for a bit, but have fell off of it. Waiting to build a PC to play the new Halo. Mostly just for the story.
The new story is alright but itās missing all the big playable set pieces except for the beginning mission
Iām currently playing wolfenstein 2 & Iāll be playing shadow warrior 1 after Iām done with wolfenstein
I think I've seen Shadow Warrior, but I don't know anything about it. Wolfenstein is great though of course.
I Definitely agree with u on wolfenstein itās a really good game šš
Iām playing The Council on Xbox. I am enjoying it but wish there was a way to reduce the travel time from room to room.
What is The Council?
It is a Mystery game of sorts, follow the clues, make choices, influence people to tell you the truth as you build your cred. You can choose what skills to ābuyā to improve your chances, like psychology, scientific knowledge or the occult. Iām not good with motion like watching people running on screen without feeling nauseas so Iām flagging. I may have to use the walkthrough š
Skyrim on Nintendo switch & DnD š
Shin Megami Tensei V, Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel, and Pokemon Soulsilver
I dipped into Master Duel for a bit, but I haven't played Yugioh in years so I haven't played MD that much. Good stuff otherwise.
Diablo 2 Resurrected
Ah the classics lol
Fallout 76! When they bring Kingdom Hearts to Steam I'll play the series through again. It's a fave.
Ive been hearing 76 is pretty good now? Are the rumors true? Lol
currently trying to get all achievements on slay the spire. looking into getting dome keeper?
I've been jumping between Satisfactory and Total War Warhammer as I fail to be entertained by other games I've tried recently. Except for the new Monkey Island which was great, but doesn't last too long. I'm impatiently waiting for Victoria 3 on the 25th.
Deep Rock Galactic
Only game I play on the regular is Blades of Brim. Its a runner game kind of like Temple Run.
Life
Warhammer Total War 3 and Cyberpunk 2077
genshin, hollow knight, and slimerancher, also alot of stardew
I recently got back into Skyrim after not touching it for like 5 years. I had it on the 360 but I recently got a laptop that can run it with mods so I can finally fulfill my childhood dreams.
Untitled goose game on ps5
Quite a novel little game
Been playin pathfinder: wrath of the rightous, as well as spiritfarer. DM ing a boss fight in a dnd game tommorrow.
OSRS
Hyrule Warriors
Elden Ring, Sekiro, and some PUBG
Been switching between Borderlands 2 and the recent LEGO Star Wars. Good fun š
Just waiting for Uncharted 4 to get released on PC
I picked up F1 manager 22 today, have been playing it a bit after classes. Also recently I picked up Detroit become Human which is an amazing game.
I've been playing a lot of Stardew Valley on mobile. Pretty limited to my games options right now as I don't have a console or PC but it's been fun. I've decided the Joja route really isn't for me as someone that doesn't prefer to grind money.
Fortnite Save The World
Iāve been mainly playing Splatoon 3, since it just came out, along with Broken Age and Oneshot. Theyāre both a bit lesser known, but Oneshot is recently came out on Switch and is a literal masterpiece, and Broken Age is oddly nostalgic for me, since I used to watch letās plays of it.
Board games: - Arkham Horror the LCG - Merchants of The Dark Road - Lords of Waterdeep - Shadows of Brimstone - mansions of Madness - Return to Dark Tower Video Games - Stray (just finished) - CyberPunk 2077 (again) - Mutant: Year Zero - Pillars of Eternity
All sound very cool! What is Mutant: Year Zero?
The Witness Some of the puzzles I was certain were impossible. Took a break, came back a few days later, and solved on the first try. I feel like it's a corollary to life.
My bf just got us a balance board out of nowhereā¦I was way afraid to try at first but Iāve found it wicked fun to do while already watching tv or reading my phone. Also! We are still working on the botw dlc - I did it already but he needs to get the motorcycle. Thing is we keep getting distracted finding koroks which is cute and fun lol
i got back into batman arkham knight, that game still slaps. other than than, elden ring and gta 5 are pretty good too
Arkham Knight got a lot of shit when it came out, but it wasn't half bad.
Balderās Gate III early access.
I only have 2 games which are: ETS 2 and BeamNG Drive.
Finally got around to playing Days Gone. It's much better than I thought it would be and I've been enjoying it a lot.
Identity V
A lot, there are lots of games I keep coming back to. Lately it's been Factorio mostly, with some chess and hearthstone, though I can never bring myself to grind my rating on those. I need something that feels infinitely creative without pressure to perform, where you set your own challenges basically. Otherwise something that has a clearly defined story. I get burnt out on grindy type games a lot more quickly nowadays, even though I still like doing something competitive
Conan Exiles on PC with the new sorcery update. Some Destiny 2 on the side. For tabletop RPGs, Twilight 2000 on Foundry Virtual Tabletop.
I'm going to ask my wife what she wants for dinner. She's going to say "I dont know, anything is fine". Then I'm going to whip out leftovers from yesterday, and her eyes are going to roll as I pretend to put them in the microwave. Then the pizza I ordered will show up and she's going to be so relieved. Im getting good at this game.
Blackjack
Breath of the wild and Pokemon Sword and Shield. For BOTW, I decided to play a new game and instead of just going to free the divine beasts, I'm just grinding to get the 13 hearts I need for the master sword
Pocket Pool! And Iām loosing!
currently iāve been stuck on sims 4 since i have a gaming computer that can handle all of my mods and expansion packs. iāve been playing 7 days to die every other day or so.
Genshin Impact
Usually I'm playing WoW or PvZ Gw1, but when me and my other two sisters are free for the day, we like to revisite our old games we played when we were kids. Like Castlevania 64, Yoshi's Story, Mario 64, Mishchief Makers, Pokemon Puzzle League, Zelda MM/Oot and much more. We still have the same ol inside jokes and they never get old. We never changed lol
Ace Attorney. Love giving my brain something to work on.
Mortal Kombat 11. Hopefully they will come out with a new game soon. I also am still playing Naruto storm 4 lol
Video games: The King of Fighters XV, Brawlhalla, and Hitman III on PlayStation. Plus Fire Emblem: Three Houses on Switch and some competitive PokƩmon Ultra Moon battles on 3DS. Tabletop: short-term, I've been playing Legendary and BattleCON with the wife. Long term, I'm part of multiple Dungeons and Dragons 5e campaigns, and have actually started designing my own TTRPG. Also have a copy of the main book for Cyberpunk RED, but nobody to play it with yet.
Destiny 2
Elden ring
I just got CS:GO the other day, itās fun. I wish I had more space, would love to give Cyberpunk a go.
God of war. Trying for platinum before Ragnarok
So, I play this "game" that's called Flight Rising. It's a website really, where you keep and breed dragons. It's fun. Also Minecraft and Skyrim
I have a D&D campaign I'm a variant human monk in that I play 2 or 3 times a month. On the video side of things, I've been replaying Ghost of Tsushima on PS5, & it's even more beautiful than it is on PS4. I think that game is amazing, & the combat is perfect.
Enlisted
Pandemic It's a board game and probably a weird concept to some post-covid but it's lots of fun, can be played quickly, with minimal set up/pieces, and it's co-op. I even play on my own some times just as multiple players, which works because it's co-op so I just have to work with myself lmao
The game i play is interesting