I just finished Superliminal for the first time and really enjoyed it. Felt like a cross between Portal and The Stanley Parable.
What are you playing?
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Been on an open-world kick. In the last year and a half I've completed:
- all but about two of the Assasin's Creed series games
- Witcher 3
- Red Dead Redemption 2
- Kingdoms of Amalur Re-Reckoning
- Just Cause 3
- Far Cry 4
Not open world, but completed:
- Fractured But Whole
- Titan Quest AE
Started, but not completed
- Shadow of Mordor
- Kingdom Come Deliverence
- all but about two of the Assasin's Creed series games
- Witcher 3
- Red Dead Redemption 2
- Kingdoms of Amalur Re-Reckoning
- Just Cause 3
- Far Cry 4
Not open world, but completed:
- Fractured But Whole
- Titan Quest AE
Started, but not completed
- Shadow of Mordor
- Kingdom Come Deliverence
Run my own server, so I play there a lot.
MEAT'S Redeemer Screamer
And I play Monster Hunt over on Fuzz_Ball's Funhouse.
MEAT'S Redeemer Screamer
And I play Monster Hunt over on Fuzz_Ball's Funhouse.
Finished F.E.A.R. 1 and N.O.L.F. 1.Busy with N.O.L.F. 2 atm.
Horizon: Zero Dawn Complete Edition (PS4)
I've put almost seventy hours into this game in the past month or so. I can't stop playing it. It's a great open world adventure and really dials into the genre in all respects. It takes me back to Elder Scrolls: Morrowind which really ruined me for a lot of FPS back in the day.
Apart from great adventuring and questing the cut-scenes, character interactions, dialogue and word checking are excellent. Brilliant use of motion capture.
In my opinion it's just that good......
I've put almost seventy hours into this game in the past month or so. I can't stop playing it. It's a great open world adventure and really dials into the genre in all respects. It takes me back to Elder Scrolls: Morrowind which really ruined me for a lot of FPS back in the day.
Apart from great adventuring and questing the cut-scenes, character interactions, dialogue and word checking are excellent. Brilliant use of motion capture.
In my opinion it's just that good......
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A lot of Civ6 as I've decided to move on from Civ5 and I'm loving BG3, especially the multiplayer as the moment. Looking forward to doing my own play through as well.
I've been heavily invested in WoW Dragonflight lately and can't express how hyped I am for Season 3. It's shaping up to be amazing! My guild and I are gearing up and setting our sights to clear Amirdrassil raid among the first in the world, at least on Heroic difficulty. Already exploring tactics and farming gear hard. Wish us luck!
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I recently finished this on the Steam Deck, and, while I really liked it, there were some really annoying aspects of the gameplay and the story. I'm still glad I played it, though.
Just upgraded my WinXP system (now non-internet) to a 2TB HD instead of 1TB, so I can have more room for my music. As a bonus, this gives all the Unreal/UT games more life. Will probably start playing them again soon.
Yeah. Finished it. A great adventure. I admit I played it in story mode so I ended up dying more times falling off cliffs than in battle. I thought inventory micromanagement was a bit cumbersome. I will play Horizon: Forbidden West when I can pick it up at a discount. It's still expensive for the PS4.
I've tried really hard to get into Civ6 but I just can't love it like I did Civ5. The mechanics don't feel as natural / user friendly as Civ5 did, but it could just be me. I did bank in a good 200+ hours on Civ 5 though.
I've just started playing Like A Dragon: The Man Who Erased His Name.
Up next after this will likely be Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty, but will probably do another run through of the original as I've not played it since launch (I must be one of the only people who had no bugs and thoroughly enjoyed it from launch day).
Showing my age these days as I picked up City Skylines 2. I'm by no means a town planner but its good fun when things work well.
Going to try Cyberpunk again now its patched.
Going to try Cyberpunk again now its patched.
Ah yeah, I've been playing the PC version of this over the past couple of years, and it's been QUITE the grind, to say the least. This year, I've been told that Forbidden West is going to be finally coming to the keyboard and mouse club, and I'm definitely looking forward to that one, too. Can't wait.Horizon: Zero Dawn Complete Edition (PS4)
I've put almost seventy hours into this game in the past month or so. I can't stop playing it. It's a great open world adventure and really dials into the genre in all respects. It takes me back to Elder Scrolls: Morrowind which really ruined me for a lot of FPS back in the day.
Apart from great adventuring and questing the cut-scenes, character interactions, dialogue and word checking are excellent. Brilliant use of motion capture.
In my opinion it's just that good......