Talos Principle. I set it down months ago when I got stuck on a puzzle. Solved that shit in 10mn yesterday
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Honkai: Star Rail and Ys IX: Monstrum Nox. Took me multiple chapters to get into Ys IX (very unusual for me, I love the series) but I'm finally starting to enjoy it.
Also started a replay of The Witcher 3.
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I've been getting back into boomer shooters and dungeon crawlers.
I've been playing more Selaco, and I'm excited for the next chapter to be released. Also Burger Flipper has taken my spare time in that game while I'm playing it (it's the idle clicker game-within-a-game).
I reinstalled Lunacid to jump back in and hopefully finish that at some point soon. I've been playing fun demos like Mohrta and Hark the Ghoul too.
And of course Project Zomboid.
The factory must grow
Street Fighter 6
Half life 2 , black mesa, Tloz links awakening via yuzu, Mario kart 8 via cemu, vampire survivors
Mine are
- Enshrouded - Got just over 100 hours in the past month
- Against the Storm - been playing on and off over the last year as new patches/DLC release.
- God of Weapons - not a huge fan of this type of game but it's fun for short bursts between other things
Elite: Dangerous, Tiny Glade, BG3
Top three are: The First Descendant, Elder Scrolls Online, and just started Lords Of The Fallen (which is pretty tough TBH).
I was very very hesitant on ESO. But it's probably the best Elder Scrolls game we'll get. Playing with friends is a blast, as well as wondering around doing random quests in each "country".
I'm actually a new'ish gamer. I did a little Final Fantasy 14 but didn't get into it. I read about this a little and decided to give it a try (it helped it was on a massive sale on the PlayStation store). This will be the game I will probably be playing for a really long time.
The random quests and wandering around are the best parts IMO. It amazes me how much time I can waste walking around going "what's behind that building (or rock, or hill, etc.).
I tried it out because I love the setting and we've obviously been somewhat starved for anything else Elder Scrolls, but I just couldn't get into it. It felt like it never rewarded me for exploring like the main series does. There's never something cool to find that's just hidden out of the way.
I did also feel a bit miffed that the Northern Elsweyr story (the new one when I played, and the reason I wanted to play) was just the Skyrim civil war again, but without even the interesting idea of the rebel faction being nationalists against an empire. It was very little to do with anything about Elsweyr, and then dragons became the focal point again anyway
Obviously each to their own. I do see the appeal of it. It's just not for me
Very understandable and valid points of view on the game.
A ton of Darktide.
Europa Universalis 4 with friends, Rune Factory 4 and Rhythm Heaven Megamix on my 3ds, Balatro and Yugioh Master Duel because I'm a card nerd.
I am shocked the lifespan EU4 has. I played hundreds of hours of it on my (melting) laptop in college a decade ago. I'd let it run a bit while studying in the library, and kind of make slow moves and changes between studying things.
The Legend of Zelda - Twilight Princess, Phantasy Star I&II and Shinobi III.
I like Halls of Torment