I bought the Halo collection and despite being annoyed at having to log in to an account to do anything, I am having to much fun replaying Halo 1
I’m doing a co-op playthrough of Halo: MCC with a friend. We’re currently on Halo 3. It’s very nostalgic
Mad Max. I’ve only played for like an hour but it’s been pretty good so far. Reminds me a lot to the Arkham games. I think GOG has it on sale for another 20 minutes. (10 am pacific).
I should really play it then. I absolutely loved the Arkham games
Slay The Spire. I usually feel neutral about rogue-likes, but this has got me hooked. The combination with the deck building might be it.
Hello! As someone who fell into the rabbit hole years ago, I would like to inform/warn you that “roguelite deckbuilder” is a genre.
Sorry / Your Welcome.
Not sorry, thanks a lot!
I continued Witcher 3 after a long time. Trying to stop thinking of it as a chore to complete, and instead live it like an adventure where I can go and do something funny for a while without worrying if I get any progress.
I wanted to play Witcher 3 but I wanted to play the first two games first, and kind of felt like it was a chore. I only got about 6-8 hours into the first one before giving up. I’ll give it another try one day
Finally started horizon forbidden West, I like it so far
Dragon Age: Origins. Playing on the Deck, and it’s taken a while to get used to the remapped PC controls. The game definitely feels 15 years old. Still, the story and characters are good.
I see some similarities to newer games like BG3, like the idea of the camp, and having a large number of companions to switch between. I actually didn’t like this in BG3. I think the Lighthouse setup in Veilguard, while mechanically similar, felt, and fit into the story, much better.
Hats off to you for being brave enough to play Dragon Age on a handheld, sir.
There’s no way that game is 15 years old, that’s crazy. I never played it myself outside of a couple hours but I had friends who did, and I remember it coming out. I swear that was only a few years ago
Elden Ring
Pentiment (very cool)
Class of ‘09: The Re-Up (hilarious and crunchy)
I love Elden Ring, it’s one of the very few games to make me break the patient gamers rule (I bought the DLC when it was new)
Would love to hear your thoughts on the DLC over on [email protected] if you’re up for it!
Yeah I’d love to, I’ll try to find some time later today or tomorrow to do a write-up
Awesome! 💜🔥
Hahaha nice. I bought the game when it was half-off but bought the expansion when it came out… I’m only now actually PLAYING the expansion. Some dumb tree bitch killed me a bunch last night and today is Class of 09 day.
I played the DLC at launch, I actually booked 4 days off work to play it. Totally worth it. Probably my favourite DLC ever
It’s tough. I dig it.
Just started summer year 2 in my first-ever Stardew Valley playthrough
Also Terraria with my spouse when we’re too tired to spend brain power on BG3
Pikmin 3, Vampire Survivors, Gang Beasts, Pico Park, and a little Minecraft.
Baldur’s Gate. No, not the new one. Not yet anyway.
Starsector
Just finished Crysis. Started playing Slime Rancher.
What did you think of Crysis? I’ve been meaning to play it
It was okay, it looks much better than a 17 year old game from 2007. It starts out slow and the 2nd half of the campaign is more action packed. Story is pretty mediocre. Plays well on Linux with Proton on my potato machine.
I have it in my backlog, maybe I’ll check it out then. I played through most of Crysis 3 years ago and had fun but that’s all my experience with it. I don’t remember the game anymore
I did not know there was a Crysis 3 or even a Crysis 2. XD I probably wouldn’t be able to run them though. Crysis Warhead was so bad I’m surprised they made a sequel.
I really enjoyed some of the environments in Crysis 3. Probably not an objectively great game but it stuck with me. I still think about it frequently
Just finished:
- Grim Fandango - remastered edition still holds up with minimal moon logic
- Filament - puzzles felt a bit “grindy”/guess and check so I used a guide, but it was generally a great game
- Battle for Polytopia - I played years ago on mobile, but I got a Steam key, so I played and it’s still quite fun; I didn’t play all starting tribes, just a half dozen or so
In progress:
- Hogwarts Legacy
- City of Beats
- some random, short-ish games (trying to clean out some unplayed games before I go back to work)
Path of Exile 2 got me hooked bad. The combat is actually fun and you have to use a few different abilities at the right time to be successful, at least as a monk. It feels very, very satisfying to fight both mobs and bosses in that game.
And the yellow rare items are actually rare, so using blue items is very necessary. Not like in the first game where you had yellow items drop constantly so blue was just useless and not even picked up.
I just finished replaying Life is Strange (the original). Now I’m starting Stray for a first play-through.
I loved Stray. Genuinely one of my favourite first time playthroughs. I played it next to my girlfriend. End of last year I bought a PS5 with my work bonus for a union contract renewal, and that was one of the first games we played. Now we’re going to be getting a pair of cats in a week or so. I hope you enjoy as much as I did
You’re going to have so many scratched rugs and doors…and dropped cans of paint around your house soon! Well, my cats haven’t dropped any cans of paint yet, but based on my experience so far in Stray, it seem inevitable. Enjoy the new additions to your household!
Thank you! I’m quite excited. I’ve only ever had dogs but I’ve been around cats all my life, and the in-laws have cats so my girlfriend is familiar with living with cats. I’m pretty sure every one of my friends either has or had cats, so I’ve gotten lots of advice thankfully
