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Lies of P on PS5. Just started it and it’s effing excellent.
Just finished the first Phoenix Wright, almost done with Warioland 4 and I think I’m at the end of act two of Baldurs Gate 3. Not enjoying bg3 as much as others unfortunately, maybe crpg is just not my thing.
Working on getting the last trophy in the Demon’s Souls remake. Just need to get all the spells and I’m set. Almost through my run getting the spells from Frake then need to new game plus to get the ones from Yuria.
I'm almost done with my current playthrough of GTA4, started a new modded game of Skyrim so I can bash people around with two-handed weapons, been diving back into Exanima and I've been trying out the Half Sword demo as well.
I really want to sink my teeth into Tainted Grail, but it's still EA and my current save doesn't work.
Warframe - Plague star is back, and that means F O R M A. i suspect my time will be monopolized by that until i completely burn out.
i love Warframe i just don't know what to do anymore
Risk Global Domination
Slowly churning my way through sekiro. Beating elden ring have me confidence to return to older from games.
I've been playing a lot of Surviving Mars lately. It's like a city builder without most of the boring stuff, and needing to keep an eye on your resources while you are trying to build a colony on a hostile planet gives it a survival vibe.
Mostly Inkbound. 2 friends suggested it on the same day a couple weeks ago so I gave it a shot. It kind of feels like turn based Hades. There's enough RNG to keep things interesting, and enough choice to let you explore different builds.
Also playing KeyWe with my girlfriend. It's a series of mini games where you play as kiwi birds in a post office. Some of the tasks can feel tedious and the mechanics could use some polish, but overall it's a good co-op game with cute animals and outfits.
I wish I knew.
I tried Quake Champions for the first time earlier but I don't think I'll get into it.
Robocraft 2 just launched and I have no desire to play it after reading reviews.
I streamed Nosferatu: Wrath of Malachi on Halloween and magically beat it in 3 sessions with the best possible ending. So now that's done. I just don't know, man.
Battlefield 1, BG3!
Recently got to playing the Tomb Raider trilogy I got from Epic Games.
Done with the first one, working on the second one atm. (Fuck that bear at the start. Fucking menace.)
I prefer these games at the lowest setting because, for me, the biggest part of these games that I SHOULD be involved in is the story. Anything that keeps me from that is a bother, to me at least.
The story is fun, the gameplay is exciting and thank GOD they figured out SHIFT to sprint by the second game, amirite guys?!
PS - Suggest a good MyAnimeList or IMDb equivalent for gaming... I saw Backloggd is pretty cool...
Played Just over the weekend. Good, short game.
W40k Darktide. The gameplay is so enjoyable. Even better with friend(s).
Are all the features that were supposed to be there at launch added yet? I absolutely loved the game for the first month or two, and so did my friend group that played with me, but it was quickly becoming clear that it wouldn't be a finished product any time soon. I was so rooting for it to be good because the highs are so high. Sadly the lows were much lower
I never played at launch, but friends that have are praising it as a big return to form. The only thing that is sort of annoying is the crafting system and map variety is a bit limited. Other than that, I count down the minutes until everyone in my house is in bed so I can jump on and slay in the Emperor's name.
Been playing Return to Moria with a friend and we're having a blast! Got to do a few games of The Finals playtest and that was great fun.
Also got to test a few games of CS2 and actually enjoyed that more than expected as well.
I just finished Ghost Recon Wildlands for the like 3rd time.
Is fallen ghosts and narco road dlc worth it, or should I buy breakpoint instead? I heard a lot of good shit about breakpoint.
Man I still haven't finished that game once and it's been years lol. The DLCs are cool, the Predator one is hard as hell, so come prepared.
Cheers mate