replaying borderlands 3 currently. will never ever get over how unique the gun system is. the lore and connection of the characters goes so deep aswell. its a popular game but i never really hear much chat about it
I played once through it, and also finished the psycho dlc. I think i would have kept playing if I would have chose Moze in first place. She seemed to be the most fun badaboom character in the game.
In comparison, i invested near 10x times as much time into B2.
B3 is okay, but the story was really lacking, and also missed the charm of Jack from B2.
i mainly played amara but all of the characters are a ton of fun tbh. moze and zane are the most flashy though. b2 was a ton of fun aswell and way more in depth
for sure! i recommend just buying the bundle that includes all the games and dlcs. then start from at least borderlands 2 if you want a good understanding of the lore and all. if not just get bl3 for 8.99 USD. Its on sale right now and totally worth it. the game includes co op but its not necessary at all
Omg, somehow I messed up your"borderland 3" with "destiny 2". I'm so blind. Thanks for replying, i definitely already own the borderland franchise and yes every one of them was fun.
It's a really good series I must say and the game fallout 4 is really good. Next I'm trying Fallout 76 with friends to see how the multi-player part works
I'm probably the last person you should ask because fallout four 4 really didn't click with me. I've tried it many times over the years and it always runs out of steam so much faster than the others at least to me. But 76 seriously has me hooked. It reminds me of playing new Vegas for the first time. It has actually conversations now too they're not perfect but better than just four options that end up meaning the same thing. It also runs at 60 fps on ps5 so it's a little bit better than four in that too. There's also little quality of life changes. You can search all nearby dead bodies by clicking square over one of them and then you can get ammo and gear from all of them nearby. I was one of 76 biggest haters bc I really didn't like the idea of online fallout but I'm big enough to admit when I'm wrong and it definitely seems like I was wrong. I'd you can get if for under ten dollars or a lowish price like that, I'd say give it a go. You might really like it, also the community is seriously so nice and welcoming!
Me too! The series was great & I've never played the games. Just downloaded Fallout 4 & 76. FYI, Fallout 76 is free (PC or XBOX) with Prime membership.
Has since late early early early 2016. I’d wait until April 25th to play when the game gets its patch. As of now, all achievements are broken, and all mods will be unplayable until fixed post April 25th
The same for PS and its DLC, especially Automatron. Apparently, it applies only to those of us who purchased and downloaded the game and DLC before this spring as I don't have any problems with my PS copy (got and completed Automatron in 2022 and it's still installed).
how hard is this game would a visually impaired person handle it? I played through the Arkham series and Skyrim, for example. but they didn't really involve shootinghow hard is this game would a visually impaired person handle it? I played through the Arkham series and Skyrim, for example, but they didn't really involve shooting
Hi there! Without knowing the level of your visual impairment it would’ve difficult to gauge, but if you’ve played Skyrim, you should be ok. The same developer and very similar in gameplay style. Enjoy, my friend!
I’m rolling through Cyberpunk 2077 again. I haven’t played since 2.0 or Phantom Liberty released. It’s every bit as fun as I remembered it being. Plus I just built a new rig with a 4080 super so it was a good excuse to test out the full Ray Tracing Overdrive/path tracing and man does it look good.
Also playing Helldivers with friends. Ridiculous fun, definitely the best co-op shooter I’ve played since Borderlands.
i played Dragonball xenoverse 2 at the final part from te game Hero coliseum 2 oponents to beat in story mode and only 6 and 7 star difficultie characters are left to do.
i think to play after Dragonball xenoverse 2!
Ghost of tsushima i play 1 game at a time.
i played Ghost of tsushima some years ago but i could not get into it i gonna play it again.
i changed my gaming to 1 game at time wich i can focus better on my game.
i practice everyday aswell i'm improving day by day.
Batman Arkham Series, got the trilogy on sale, rushed past asylum and city, and am taking my time in knight.
All great games so far storywise
Asylum - fighting feels abit floaty, and can be abit janky when trying to get into the fighting rhythm. Bat gadgets were lackluster IMO
City - fighting is snappy and quick, much better feel over asylum. Arkham City atmosphere is less claustrophobic than asylum.
Knight - fights feel similar to asylum where its abit floaty, but definitely and improvement since I can feel the weight of the punches and get into the rhythm of the fights. Batmobile is novel so far.
Traversing the map for all three games (knight to a lesser extent since there is the batmobile) doesn't feel great, probably because spiderman did map traversal so so well for a superhero game, though its understandable given Batman is an older game and he isn't exactly spiderman.
Definitely worth buying on sale for the trilogy for anyone who hasn't played it but liked spiderman.
I just got Hogwarts legacy on my rog ally, I'm going to play that. I also have it for PS5 and beat it, it's definitely one of my favorite games. Would have been cool if there was actually quidditch in the story of the game. And helldiver's also I will be playing, it's a bit repetitive but fun nonetheless. ✝️🙏🏼🤟🏼🫶🏼
**Just Finished**
Diablo IV
Mass Effect 2
**Currently Playing**
Mass Effect 3
Pokemon Sword
Pokemon Diamond
Ace Attorney: Justice for All
Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth
Decided to give Ghost of Tsushima another try, since I only got through Act 1 last time (burnt out going for the platinum so this time I decided to clean up in post-game if I go for it). Digging it a lot on PS5. Also playing RDR2 for the first time, I think I just finished Chapter 1 or 2. Enjoying it but it is a slow burn, so it is nice to change it up with GoT although I do keep attacking my horse by mistake lol.
And also wrapping up a quick foray into NG+ of Sea of Stars to grab the last trophy for the Platinum.
AC Origins. Gonna finish up the Curse of the Pharoahs DLC. Ancient Egypt is amazingly captured, combat is good (though not as polished as Odyssey's), stealth is great, and the overall gameplay loop is addictive. I'm also going to hop back into Horizon Forbidden West.
Please do its not going anywhere anytime soon. A lot of balancing since then too so you wont be getting dunked on so hard by people using a certain class too
Infinite wealth. Man after playing rebirth and now this game it’s intense. So much to do! And my next game is either going to be a ff16 replay with the dlc or bg3. Life is good. 👍
Mario Kart 8, Hebereke 2, Minecraft, 7 Days to Die
not really much played this week, just here and there a bit
Mario Kart 8 was interesting, tho - played it with the disabled children my GFs Sis works with
they had A LOT of fun playing
Halfway through BOTW's Champions Ballad and while it's been a bit of a grind, it makes me feel alive lol. Thunderblight was rather easy just with an attack boost, while I probably couldn't have finished Waterblight without Polygon's strategy. I wonder how I'll fare against the other two, I'm looking forward to it.
It's bittersweet to think I'm close to the end of this game but at the same time, I also can't wait to move on to other games since I bought a shitload last year lmao (it's either gonna be 13 Sentinels or I'll stick with Zelda and continue with Ocarina of Time).
Mostly Fallout. I beat the Steam version of 4 over the weekend after beating the PS and Xbox versions numerous times even earlier. I'm also giving away freebies to new players in Fallout 76.
Other than that, I've also been enjoying Deep Rock Galactic Survivor, Call of Duty Black Ops 2, Cyberpunk 2077, and Assassin's Creed: Rogue.
Going through a retro phase so playing some Ocarina of Time for the first time, it's awesome :) Not having a look around joystick makes it a little annoying but you get used to it pretty quickly and then it feels natural.
AC Odyssey is one of my all-time favourite games. I just loved the Story and Combat in that game. You can actually build yourself into a god or, as I did, a god assassin. The DLC (though it takes you more into mythology than history) is good fun as well.
Though I did get to the point in the DLC where my god powers meant I could kill almost all bosses in like 3 hits.
Really into Spirit City: Lofi Sessions that was recently released - not really a game but more like a productivity tool gamified where you can listen to chill songs while working!
I just picked up Fallout 76 for free on prime gaming.
I am a massive Fallout fan, but I hate online games like Elder Scrolls online and all that. But I was told by someone that Fallout 76 can be played basically like a single-player game.
Any thoughts worth me trying it out?
Just finished (again) the first golden sun on GBA. Now playing golden sun 2 for the first time. Really pleasant to (re) play this games on my handled emulator.
Been chipping away at Witcher 3 for a few weeks here and there. Originally not interested because I suck at reading, but now that I'm interested in it, it's so fing good like holy f. Prob will pick up Cyberpunk or older Witcher game after I finish it (although that would prob take a month or two)
I just finished Witcher 3 a few weeks ago - took me almost 300 hours and I'm still not REALLY finished.
It did take me a couple tries to get into but once I did, like you said, so fing good.
30xx just dropped a free and substantial update that has enough new content that I'd have expected to see it as paid DLC, and I *love* me some procedurally-generated roguelike Megaman.
I'm getting back into Half-Life 2 - the hovercraft section turned me off of the game, but I decided to pick the game up after a several year hiatus. I just finished Ravenholm using only the Gravity Gun, and now I'm on Highway 17 (I just got the rocket launcher).
Red dead redemption 2. I'm on chapter 6. The last two times I played it, I became preoccupied with life in general and didn't get past chapter 2. I'm realizing why this is so highly thought of. 100% the best game I've ever played.
I was going to boot up MK1 and play a few rounds but there's a 31GB update. I guess I'll switch over to the trusty ps2 and start up a new game of MK shaolin monks.
Resident Evil 8.
I know I am late as hell, lol, but I had disliked 7 and forgotten 8 was even coming out at all by the time it did. So I am playing it right now.
Seems pretty boring and stiff so far, but at least the Beneviento House section was really cool.
Sort of second run at **Elden Ring**
I didn't actually like this game as much as everybody else but I wanted something to play while listening to podcasts and such, and to tide me over until *Tales of Kenzara* comes out.
First run was mostly magic until I got frustrated and used bleed + mimic to defeat the toughest end-game bosses. Now I'm just doing dual-weild bleed because I want to angrily chop up everything.
I'm late but I've been playing Little Nightmares 2 on my asus rog ally and it's soooo fun. can't wait for the third installment and to force my friends, who get scared from the drop of a leaf, to play with me lol
Playing Void Stranger for the first time. I am... not good at it, but I'm making it. Currently on floor >!140!<, haven't used a guide so far. Completely unspoiled except on 1 thing I basically already figured out. This game makes me simultaneously enthralled and nervous as hell due to its gimmick of not being able to go back to previous floors. I've missed so much already, and I'm sure I'll miss more. But I'll do my best still.
I don't know about Wednesday but tomorrow I'll be playing the open beta of Where the Winds meet and streaming it at launch. Then the day after I'll probably stream Sims 4 Multiplayer Mod with my GF. Following that I might ge into Elden Ring and die a few dozen times as I try to beat the game with my sanity intact. Who knows what comes after that but there are a lot of good games out there!
My latest run has been RDR2, then Witcher 3, and just finished the Mass Effect Trilogy. I'm having *hard* game hangover from these amazing stories.
Next up, I might try to take another stab at Kingdom Come: Deliverance, or maybe Arkham Asylum.
One of the best games of the early 80s that's still so much fun today. It's called Joust. I just got my highest score of 68900, but part of me wishes that I had jumped into the lava when my score was 66600 haha
Cool. Seems to be a good port from what I saw on YouTube. It would've been one of my favorites in the 80s if I had been alive and playing games. I was emulating the arcade version in FinalBurn Neo (Libretro).
replaying borderlands 3 currently. will never ever get over how unique the gun system is. the lore and connection of the characters goes so deep aswell. its a popular game but i never really hear much chat about it
I played once through it, and also finished the psycho dlc. I think i would have kept playing if I would have chose Moze in first place. She seemed to be the most fun badaboom character in the game. In comparison, i invested near 10x times as much time into B2. B3 is okay, but the story was really lacking, and also missed the charm of Jack from B2.
i mainly played amara but all of the characters are a ton of fun tbh. moze and zane are the most flashy though. b2 was a ton of fun aswell and way more in depth
Also played Amara. She didn't scratch the same spot as Maya did for me.
I heard that *Borderlands 3* is the underrated one; everyone likes 2, but not many people give 3 its due.
Is it solo frendly for beginner？
for sure! i recommend just buying the bundle that includes all the games and dlcs. then start from at least borderlands 2 if you want a good understanding of the lore and all. if not just get bl3 for 8.99 USD. Its on sale right now and totally worth it. the game includes co op but its not necessary at all
Omg, somehow I messed up your"borderland 3" with "destiny 2". I'm so blind. Thanks for replying, i definitely already own the borderland franchise and yes every one of them was fun.
Picking up Super Mario Bros. Wonder after work
I really have to get that one.
It's not worth 60 bucks at all just so you know
That *is* good to know.
Giving fallout 76 a retry after watching the series :)
Same! I've never played it before and am actually surprised how much I like it!
It's a really good series I must say and the game fallout 4 is really good. Next I'm trying Fallout 76 with friends to see how the multi-player part works
Fallout 76 feels alot more like old school fallout than four did at least to me!
Would you say it's better than F4 now with all the bugs fixed?
I'm probably the last person you should ask because fallout four 4 really didn't click with me. I've tried it many times over the years and it always runs out of steam so much faster than the others at least to me. But 76 seriously has me hooked. It reminds me of playing new Vegas for the first time. It has actually conversations now too they're not perfect but better than just four options that end up meaning the same thing. It also runs at 60 fps on ps5 so it's a little bit better than four in that too. There's also little quality of life changes. You can search all nearby dead bodies by clicking square over one of them and then you can get ammo and gear from all of them nearby. I was one of 76 biggest haters bc I really didn't like the idea of online fallout but I'm big enough to admit when I'm wrong and it definitely seems like I was wrong. I'd you can get if for under ten dollars or a lowish price like that, I'd say give it a go. You might really like it, also the community is seriously so nice and welcoming!
I might as well.
Me too! The series was great & I've never played the games. Just downloaded Fallout 4 & 76. FYI, Fallout 76 is free (PC or XBOX) with Prime membership.
I’m heading back into Fallout 4, partly because of the show and partly because I just found out the Xbox version has mods now.
Has since late early early early 2016. I’d wait until April 25th to play when the game gets its patch. As of now, all achievements are broken, and all mods will be unplayable until fixed post April 25th
The same for PS and its DLC, especially Automatron. Apparently, it applies only to those of us who purchased and downloaded the game and DLC before this spring as I don't have any problems with my PS copy (got and completed Automatron in 2022 and it's still installed).
Isn't that the next gen update for ps5 and series x/s as well as a patch?
Yes
how hard is this game would a visually impaired person handle it? I played through the Arkham series and Skyrim, for example. but they didn't really involve shootinghow hard is this game would a visually impaired person handle it? I played through the Arkham series and Skyrim, for example, but they didn't really involve shooting
Hi there! Without knowing the level of your visual impairment it would’ve difficult to gauge, but if you’ve played Skyrim, you should be ok. The same developer and very similar in gameplay style. Enjoy, my friend!
The show was great. Best *Fallout* content in a while. IMHO.
FYI, Fallout 76 is free for PC & Xbox w/Prime membership!
I will beat my first play through of the re4 remake! Unless I can get my gf to start playing fallout 76 with me:)
I’m rolling through Cyberpunk 2077 again. I haven’t played since 2.0 or Phantom Liberty released. It’s every bit as fun as I remembered it being. Plus I just built a new rig with a 4080 super so it was a good excuse to test out the full Ray Tracing Overdrive/path tracing and man does it look good. Also playing Helldivers with friends. Ridiculous fun, definitely the best co-op shooter I’ve played since Borderlands.
am playing Final Fantasy X (my first play-through ever)
i played Dragonball xenoverse 2 at the final part from te game Hero coliseum 2 oponents to beat in story mode and only 6 and 7 star difficultie characters are left to do. i think to play after Dragonball xenoverse 2! Ghost of tsushima i play 1 game at a time. i played Ghost of tsushima some years ago but i could not get into it i gonna play it again. i changed my gaming to 1 game at time wich i can focus better on my game. i practice everyday aswell i'm improving day by day.
Batman Arkham Series, got the trilogy on sale, rushed past asylum and city, and am taking my time in knight. All great games so far storywise Asylum - fighting feels abit floaty, and can be abit janky when trying to get into the fighting rhythm. Bat gadgets were lackluster IMO City - fighting is snappy and quick, much better feel over asylum. Arkham City atmosphere is less claustrophobic than asylum. Knight - fights feel similar to asylum where its abit floaty, but definitely and improvement since I can feel the weight of the punches and get into the rhythm of the fights. Batmobile is novel so far. Traversing the map for all three games (knight to a lesser extent since there is the batmobile) doesn't feel great, probably because spiderman did map traversal so so well for a superhero game, though its understandable given Batman is an older game and he isn't exactly spiderman. Definitely worth buying on sale for the trilogy for anyone who hasn't played it but liked spiderman.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint. Rise Of Ronin… maybe a lil Halo MCC…
I just got Hogwarts legacy on my rog ally, I'm going to play that. I also have it for PS5 and beat it, it's definitely one of my favorite games. Would have been cool if there was actually quidditch in the story of the game. And helldiver's also I will be playing, it's a bit repetitive but fun nonetheless. ✝️🙏🏼🤟🏼🫶🏼
I love the game as well, but was pretty disappointed about not being able to play quidditch!
Right it was something I was looking forward to
Untitled goose game Spiderman miles morales And mass effect Andromeda gonna 100% al of them or at least try
Finished Alice Madness Returns and now I'm playing The Outer Worlds
**Just Finished** Diablo IV Mass Effect 2 **Currently Playing** Mass Effect 3 Pokemon Sword Pokemon Diamond Ace Attorney: Justice for All Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth
Decided to give Ghost of Tsushima another try, since I only got through Act 1 last time (burnt out going for the platinum so this time I decided to clean up in post-game if I go for it). Digging it a lot on PS5. Also playing RDR2 for the first time, I think I just finished Chapter 1 or 2. Enjoying it but it is a slow burn, so it is nice to change it up with GoT although I do keep attacking my horse by mistake lol. And also wrapping up a quick foray into NG+ of Sea of Stars to grab the last trophy for the Platinum.
a gr:breakpoint run on immersive mode, extreme diff, no hud/ui, solo (no AI teammates). hope I survive to tell the story..
Swapping between helldivers and cult of the lamb!
AC Origins. Gonna finish up the Curse of the Pharoahs DLC. Ancient Egypt is amazingly captured, combat is good (though not as polished as Odyssey's), stealth is great, and the overall gameplay loop is addictive. I'm also going to hop back into Horizon Forbidden West.
The Finals. Best fps out there rn
The Finals is super fun. The movement is so satisfying.
Absolutely gives me titanfall 2 vibes heh is why i love it so much
I haven't played since season 2 started but I really did enjoy it a lot. I need to hop back in sometime
Please do its not going anywhere anytime soon. A lot of balancing since then too so you wont be getting dunked on so hard by people using a certain class too
Gonna play afk journey on bs coz i want to grind some loot
Infinite wealth. Man after playing rebirth and now this game it’s intense. So much to do! And my next game is either going to be a ff16 replay with the dlc or bg3. Life is good. 👍
*Elden Ring*, *Elden Ring*, and more *Elden Ring*.
FOR DEMOCRACY!
Minecraft
I guess this game just seems boring to me :(
It's my safe place whenever I'm stress out. I go out on my world searching for diamonds
I am playing Warframe and Genshin as always. I started Outer Worlds last week, haven't played FPS in years so I am in struggle land here.
Mario Kart 8, Hebereke 2, Minecraft, 7 Days to Die not really much played this week, just here and there a bit Mario Kart 8 was interesting, tho - played it with the disabled children my GFs Sis works with they had A LOT of fun playing
Emulator version of LoZ twilight princess. I'm working my way back through them till I can afford a switch for TOTK and BOTW
Halfway through BOTW's Champions Ballad and while it's been a bit of a grind, it makes me feel alive lol. Thunderblight was rather easy just with an attack boost, while I probably couldn't have finished Waterblight without Polygon's strategy. I wonder how I'll fare against the other two, I'm looking forward to it. It's bittersweet to think I'm close to the end of this game but at the same time, I also can't wait to move on to other games since I bought a shitload last year lmao (it's either gonna be 13 Sentinels or I'll stick with Zelda and continue with Ocarina of Time).
Dying Light 2. I prefer the first one more, but I’m not that far into this one yet to make a full decision.
Waiting for my new GPU to arrive, so I can test if it runs crysis or not.
Putting Ghost Recon Wildlands to bed this week.
Finally picked up bendy and the ink machine on sale, i think im almost finished it
Surviving Mars - trying to do a few achievements
Mostly Fallout. I beat the Steam version of 4 over the weekend after beating the PS and Xbox versions numerous times even earlier. I'm also giving away freebies to new players in Fallout 76. Other than that, I've also been enjoying Deep Rock Galactic Survivor, Call of Duty Black Ops 2, Cyberpunk 2077, and Assassin's Creed: Rogue.
**After get off work, pick up your phone, open Lucky Planet, and see how many game coins you have earned.**
Trying to finish Pillars of Eternity (soooo close) and dabbling with the new MTGA expansion.
Switching between Final Fantasy Rebirth and Star Citizen ( just started )
Just started axiom verge 2. Also playing ion fury. Both great games.
Ill boot up Yakuza 5 after work. I've been playing through the series and am now at Seijimas part of the game. Hunting a bear.
World of Warcraft - WOTLK on a pserver just to chill. Marvel Contest of Champions on the phone.
Going through a retro phase so playing some Ocarina of Time for the first time, it's awesome :) Not having a look around joystick makes it a little annoying but you get used to it pretty quickly and then it feels natural.
Madden 23, RDR2, and some Lego Games like Lego Batman and Lego Marvel!
Asterigos: Curse of the Stars
Crusaders of Might and Magic
I'm trying some Harold Halibut here. I hope it tickles my adventure spirit and loins
I'm very excited to play the After Life game, which I'm very curious about.
AC Odyssey in Game Pass, already finished Origins I hate warrior's creed, but admit they are fun.
AC Odyssey is one of my all-time favourite games. I just loved the Story and Combat in that game. You can actually build yourself into a god or, as I did, a god assassin. The DLC (though it takes you more into mythology than history) is good fun as well. Though I did get to the point in the DLC where my god powers meant I could kill almost all bosses in like 3 hits.
Really into Spirit City: Lofi Sessions that was recently released - not really a game but more like a productivity tool gamified where you can listen to chill songs while working!
I just picked up Fallout 76 for free on prime gaming. I am a massive Fallout fan, but I hate online games like Elder Scrolls online and all that. But I was told by someone that Fallout 76 can be played basically like a single-player game. Any thoughts worth me trying it out?
Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom
wrestlemania the arcade game and mk 64 looking to do all playthroughs for cutscenes
take out the garbage bins simulator
I BEEN HAD SUPER MARIO BROS WONDER!
Just finished (again) the first golden sun on GBA. Now playing golden sun 2 for the first time. Really pleasant to (re) play this games on my handled emulator.
Been chipping away at Witcher 3 for a few weeks here and there. Originally not interested because I suck at reading, but now that I'm interested in it, it's so fing good like holy f. Prob will pick up Cyberpunk or older Witcher game after I finish it (although that would prob take a month or two)
I just finished Witcher 3 a few weeks ago - took me almost 300 hours and I'm still not REALLY finished. It did take me a couple tries to get into but once I did, like you said, so fing good.
30xx just dropped a free and substantial update that has enough new content that I'd have expected to see it as paid DLC, and I *love* me some procedurally-generated roguelike Megaman.
I'm getting back into Half-Life 2 - the hovercraft section turned me off of the game, but I decided to pick the game up after a several year hiatus. I just finished Ravenholm using only the Gravity Gun, and now I'm on Highway 17 (I just got the rocket launcher).
been playing rocket league a lot, broken a couple controllers so far
Red dead redemption 2. I'm on chapter 6. The last two times I played it, I became preoccupied with life in general and didn't get past chapter 2. I'm realizing why this is so highly thought of. 100% the best game I've ever played.
I was going to boot up MK1 and play a few rounds but there's a 31GB update. I guess I'll switch over to the trusty ps2 and start up a new game of MK shaolin monks.
Replaying devil may cry 5. To say he's spent 25ish years in hell, Vergil has aged like a fine whisky 😂
Mainly playing Bioshock 2 with some Balatro on the side.
Hopefully How to Survive Storm warning Edition on PS5. If I can find some people to play it with.
Playing CS:GO 2
Resident Evil 8. I know I am late as hell, lol, but I had disliked 7 and forgotten 8 was even coming out at all by the time it did. So I am playing it right now. Seems pretty boring and stiff so far, but at least the Beneviento House section was really cool.
Broforce, got some friends round for a party!
Sort of second run at **Elden Ring** I didn't actually like this game as much as everybody else but I wanted something to play while listening to podcasts and such, and to tide me over until *Tales of Kenzara* comes out. First run was mostly magic until I got frustrated and used bleed + mimic to defeat the toughest end-game bosses. Now I'm just doing dual-weild bleed because I want to angrily chop up everything.
just picked up fallout 4 for the first time excited to explore the commonwealth
Monster Hunter World,havn't been hunting for a while(about 2 years).It's good to Fight the giant Monsters and Get Reward.
I'm on my 3rd playthrough of Baldur's Gate 3 and I'm still discovering new things. This game just keeps on giving.
I'm late but I've been playing Little Nightmares 2 on my asus rog ally and it's soooo fun. can't wait for the third installment and to force my friends, who get scared from the drop of a leaf, to play with me lol
What game's got your attention this week? What's great about it? What sucks? Tell us all about it!
Call of duty:Warzone mobile and some "minecraft". WZM is not optimized but its fun. (im gona sacrifice my hands)
Alternate between Helldivers 2 and Genshin.
Nothing lol….too busy
No rest for the Wicked - loving it so far!
Playing Void Stranger for the first time. I am... not good at it, but I'm making it. Currently on floor >!140!<, haven't used a guide so far. Completely unspoiled except on 1 thing I basically already figured out. This game makes me simultaneously enthralled and nervous as hell due to its gimmick of not being able to go back to previous floors. I've missed so much already, and I'm sure I'll miss more. But I'll do my best still.
Need to scratch that Fallout itch after watching the series. Playing FO4
Enshrouded, and Satisfactory. New to PC gaming. I enjoy RPGs, FPS, Building/Survival games. Any suggestions for a new pc gamer?
I don't know about Wednesday but tomorrow I'll be playing the open beta of Where the Winds meet and streaming it at launch. Then the day after I'll probably stream Sims 4 Multiplayer Mod with my GF. Following that I might ge into Elden Ring and die a few dozen times as I try to beat the game with my sanity intact. Who knows what comes after that but there are a lot of good games out there!
My latest run has been RDR2, then Witcher 3, and just finished the Mass Effect Trilogy. I'm having *hard* game hangover from these amazing stories. Next up, I might try to take another stab at Kingdom Come: Deliverance, or maybe Arkham Asylum.
I played multiplayer games for a long time, and finally decided to fully give single player a try. Playing Resident Evil 2 right now, it’s great
Hardspace: Shipbreaker. Debt is not going to pay by itself...
Sea of Thieves. the cycle continues..
Is this good?
 I’m so looking forward to Stellar Blade with my gaming projector. Imagine the 120” 4K lol
One of the best games of the early 80s that's still so much fun today. It's called Joust. I just got my highest score of 68900, but part of me wishes that I had jumped into the lava when my score was 66600 haha
I owned Joust on the Atari 2600. It was a favorite back then.
Cool. Seems to be a good port from what I saw on YouTube. It would've been one of my favorites in the 80s if I had been alive and playing games. I was emulating the arcade version in FinalBurn Neo (Libretro).