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I play that too
What games are you currently playing and on what platform?
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I play that too
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Ps5
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SOOOOO many great games out there and I can't find the courage to start playing them
Outer Worlds, Red Dead 2, AC Valhalla, Cyberpunk 2077, Death Strand, to name a few
Instead, I waste all my time on these forums and Valorant
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I hope to one day be in the gaming PC master race... lol Have you played the Alien Cube?
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Solitaire, Windows 98
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I'm guessing Space Cadet is too stressful for you?
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Just Finished.
Far Cry 6
Resident Evil 8 Village
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Just Started...
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On Deck..
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I'm dying to play resident evil man... =(
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I had it on a prior phone but I'd previously played Letter By Letter which was a parallel (maybe earlier) similar game that I liked a lot, that failed commercially. Never could be satisfie with WWF after that.
I also play online chess at chess dotcom, the basic platform is free but I pay a couple bucks a month for extras. Any chess players here, DM me for a username and gimme a shot.
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I started playing God of War, since they released it for the PC
Amazing port, came out looking great, flawless controls, they did a great job
I'm taking a rest from keyboard / mouse
I'm enjoying simply laying on my bed and playing games on the TV using a bluetooth controller
Next I'm gonna try the Final Fantasy VII remake. I saw some videos, it's looking awesome too.
Amazing port, came out looking great, flawless controls, they did a great job
I'm taking a rest from keyboard / mouse
I'm enjoying simply laying on my bed and playing games on the TV using a bluetooth controller
Next I'm gonna try the Final Fantasy VII remake. I saw some videos, it's looking awesome too.
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Just finished Control last week.
Played some Skyrim since then. I am patiently waited for Beyond Skyrim to be released.
Started playing Stellaris but I do not think I will keep playing it. Not a high enough fun:time ratio.
Planning to start Bioshock Infinite real soon.
Played some Skyrim since then. I am patiently waited for Beyond Skyrim to be released.
Started playing Stellaris but I do not think I will keep playing it. Not a high enough fun:time ratio.
Planning to start Bioshock Infinite real soon.
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Only games I've played in months is home run derby on the Show 21 on PS5 and UFC 4 on PS4. That's usually a betting competition with friends and my brother/nephews.
A great roster of games. Well, except maybe for Stellaris, a game with a steep learning curve and one that requires significant commitment.
Not too sure what to make of Control yet. I'm only a few levels in and it already feels repetitive. Please tell me it gets better. I'm a die-hard Alan Wake fan so I'm willing to give Control more leeway than I normally would.
If the FPS genre is up your alley, you might be in for a treat with Bioshock Infinite. Quite aside from the gameplay and the visuals, it's one of the more original settings I've come across for a narrative-driven game. Sort of a cross between We Happy Few and the Constitution of the United States of America with a little quantum physics thrown in for good measure.
Currently (still) playing:
- Forza Horizon 5
- Dishonored 2
- Control
- Doom Eternal
- Assassin's Creed Odyssey
- Obduction
Next week I'll be giving Shadowman Remastered a spin. I loved the original Shadowman on N64 and I think Nightdive Studios did a great job on both Quake and Doom 64.
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I have an online friend who plays a lot of Stellaris. He gave me tips..."Do not grow your population too quickly, research these things in this order, etc."...which were basically step-by-step instructions to trigger certain events in the game only when your empire is large enough. You are at the mercy of the AI to make the game interesting and react properly to your actions, and you cannot have proper human-to-human conversations and negotiations, etc. This might be a game where I would prefer to play multiplayer with on real players.
Control does get better as far as combat goes, because you gain diverse abilities that are fun to use, but overall it was only a mediocre experience. They did not develop the brother-sister relationship very well so it was missing that aspect of experiencing empathy for the emotion and struggle that the main character was going through. It is no Alan Wake.
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Fun game, but every day starts over with new, gathered info. to excel.
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I'll also be hopping on that train Friday.
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I still have to finish the expansion for the first one
I'm on that part in which you have to get something inside a cave with a bunch of super-zombies inside
I'm stuck there
But the first part was awesome. The expansion is on the rural area, so it's more boring.
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i hope the parkour aspects arent too monotonous
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souping up the buggie and running them over is fun but over all, yea it got rather redundant
i dreaded clearing out those nests lol
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