What games are you playing now?
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- neema_t
Finished Road 96 earlier, by which I mean I reached election day and it was all very dramatic. It's a good game but I don't feel a lot of need to see either different endings or how each character's story pans out too be honest. I'll probably go back to it again, just not now.
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- rising_glass1
Ok, sorry. Well I am streaming the Ratchet: Future games. You know that series? There's three games to it. I played the crack in Time for a while, but the other two I downloaded Friday and it's so fun and cool.
Future: Tools of Destruction
Future: Quest for Booty
Future: Crack in Time
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Still playing Crime Boss: Rockay City.
Also playing Need for Speed: Underground 2 on the handheld.
And, much to my surprise, having a lot of fun with CarX Street on my handheld as well. An open-world racing game that plays just fine on a handheld with decent settings, contrary to some other recently launched title.
Also playing Need for Speed: Underground 2 on the handheld.
And, much to my surprise, having a lot of fun with CarX Street on my handheld as well. An open-world racing game that plays just fine on a handheld with decent settings, contrary to some other recently launched title.
It would be very unwise of me to start listing all the free games I got on Epic, or the stuff I bought on any store, but immediately but on the 'To play some time in the future' list (aka 'Games go here to never be heard and seen from again' list).
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- GTP_TheCracker
Far Cry 5 - Came up stupidly cheap on PS Store so would have been rude not to.
It's much like FC3 and FC4 which i very much enjoyed and it doesn't take the game play anywhere new, but its a fun new map and story (to me) so its like visiting an old friend i've not seen in years. Despite that i was straight back into it and quickly grinding through the missions. Don't think it will last long on my play roster, as games they're not really worth replaying through again IMO, but for under £10 you can't go wrong.
It's much like FC3 and FC4 which i very much enjoyed and it doesn't take the game play anywhere new, but its a fun new map and story (to me) so its like visiting an old friend i've not seen in years. Despite that i was straight back into it and quickly grinding through the missions. Don't think it will last long on my play roster, as games they're not really worth replaying through again IMO, but for under £10 you can't go wrong.
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Easily one of my most favorite Far Cry games. I like that FC, in almost every title, tries to blur the line between good and evil. Evil, but charismatic villains. Putting the mirror in front of the player with regards to their own morality, making them question whether they're really the good guy (since you're always a mass murderer in these games
). 👍 Try New Dawn after this one if you can get it on the cheap too.
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I'm really enjoying Deadlock. Let me know if any of you want an invite. It's Valve's new MOBA-shooter hybrid. The only downside is that every match takes at least 30 minutes, but usually anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour. Not great if you have a busy schedule.
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I was paying this zero attention until I saw some of the reviews for it. Nothing but praise and it is on my wishlist now.
Was making good progress with Horizon Forbidden West... but I watched too many videos of Space Marine 2 and ended up caving in and buying it on Amazon.
Didn't finish installing until quite late last night, so I only got a quick play before my bed called me. Need to get on the PS5 earlier this evening!
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- GlamFM
- GlamFM
I adore this game. Have not really enjoyed a FarCry game before or after it, but 5 I could't get enough of.
Pretty sure I got the platinum.
Very fond memories of playing through it with my brother.
Also just did this:
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- JMarine25
After years of owning it on Steam, I finally got Fire Pro Wrestling World working! My problem was how the wrestlers didn't load up when I go to any menus. My Save data was apparently corrupted. So I deleted it and built a new one, and now the game will load the wrestlers in the Wrestler Select stream. I then tried one of the missions followed by an MMA fight. I thought I had won the fight in the 3rd round, until my guy got choked out. Crap...
Anyhow, I may spend some more time with Fire Pro Wrestling World if I get intrigued to further delve into the game.
Anyhow, I may spend some more time with Fire Pro Wrestling World if I get intrigued to further delve into the game.
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Ever so often I go through old F1 games because I'm weird. They’re far more interesting than the newer ones. Currently worked my way to 2000-ish and had forgotten how many games there were in this era. Sony’s Formula One 2000 is solid but my God, how did they get away with that awful collision detection? I’d forgotten how bad it was, tap another car and you kinda teleport to the other side of the track, so bad. Actually I’m enjoying the EA games better, I think they’ve aged better. F1 2000 then F1 Championship Season 2000, which are basically the same game but F1 2000 was rushed for the start of the season so is like the beta version with some inaccurate liveries and car models. They’re both fun and both far better than the PS2 version of Championship Season 2000. Then you go into the murky world of VideoSystem’s F1 World Grand Prix games - great on N64, impressive on Dreamcast but on the PS1 horrible migraine inducing messes of terrible handling, AI and shoddy graphics.
Sadly that’s it from that era and they make the jump to 128bit next, which is objectively better but less fun.
Sadly that’s it from that era and they make the jump to 128bit next, which is objectively better but less fun.
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Oh come on, it's not that ba-
Once you do, then have fun going down the Workshop rabbithole
(waits 30 seconds for about 5,000 or so things to load on game startup)
Okay maybe it is just a tiny bit addicting.
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I casually downloaded Vampire Survivors, and well, I'm addicted now. Getting that 30-minute run is so satisfying!
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it's so funny because this game got me into these types of games and I've been hooked on Soulstone Survivors.
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Oh, I will be checking that too!
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Still playing Gundam Breakers 4, and it turns out I was wrong about them doing away with separate 1/144 and 1/100 size parts. The "Master Grade" 1/100s start dropping after you finish story mode, and considering they can still be freely resized but start out at a larger base size, this has opened up some very interesting possibilities.
I can definitely appreciate a game that allows me to make my character unreasonably large and doesn't care if I do it. That's not even as far as I could potentially push things either, but any more and I literally can't see what's going on.
I can definitely appreciate a game that allows me to make my character unreasonably large and doesn't care if I do it. That's not even as far as I could potentially push things either, but any more and I literally can't see what's going on.
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- neema_t
I've been hanging out at a bunch of air museums recently because my nearly 3-year-old has, somehow, become obsessed with planes after I persuaded him to become obsessed with planes by taking him to air museums, weird how that works. Anyway, I installed Ace Combat 7. Even though I played loads I remember nothing except that it's a great game. I'm tempted to do the guns-only campaign run but it makes my Deck sound like a jet so I don't know if I'll stick with it.
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- Orbital_Goat
Bought Vampire Survivors for the Switch a couple of weeks ago. Its so satisfying just watching enemies melt when you get good combo weapons leveled up.
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Well played: now you have to do more museum trips in the future!
I need to go back to Ace Combat 7 as I was quite enjoying playing it online (after several campaign playthroughs), however I got distracted by EA WRC when I got a PS5 and haven't really used the PS4 much since.
Had a couple of decent sessions on Space Marine 2 over the weekend and I'm having an absolute blast with it so far. Much like the original it isn't a mentally challenging, but it is big, dumb fun and I think it looks great. Been running through the campaign on my own and dipping into the co-op PVE missions with a friend and some randoms online. Not bothered about PVP, but I will get around to it eventually as I like to be a completionist and try and get all the trophies.
Will probably put some more hours into SM2 this week, then carry on with my Horizon Forbidden West playthrough.
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Black Myth: WuKong - finally finished my first playthough, 4 things I dont like
1. invisible walls (coming from someone who doesnt like open world games), could be solved better
2. huge enemy hitbox making them evade lots of attacks unless one is standing to their legs
3. the last chapter
4. requiring more than 1 playthrough for Platinum trophy because some things unlock during the 2nd playthrough
Space Marine 2 - this is a 10/10 for me, maybe a bit short on the campain side, but perfectly executed quality. Also the PVP is super fun.
But I found a rather strange bug in which the sniper spec has infinite ammo for the primary weapon - and there is no way to prevent it from happening. Actually there is - not using the secondary weapon, but without the infinite ammo bug, you would use the secondary weapon which then creates the paradoxon loop of creating infinite ammo on the primary weapon.
This makes the game much easier than it is expected to be (and I have not yet tested if this bug applies to PVP as there are no weapon traits or character traits that very likely are the cause behind it).
1. invisible walls (coming from someone who doesnt like open world games), could be solved better
2. huge enemy hitbox making them evade lots of attacks unless one is standing to their legs
3. the last chapter
4. requiring more than 1 playthrough for Platinum trophy because some things unlock during the 2nd playthrough
Space Marine 2 - this is a 10/10 for me, maybe a bit short on the campain side, but perfectly executed quality. Also the PVP is super fun.
But I found a rather strange bug in which the sniper spec has infinite ammo for the primary weapon - and there is no way to prevent it from happening. Actually there is - not using the secondary weapon, but without the infinite ammo bug, you would use the secondary weapon which then creates the paradoxon loop of creating infinite ammo on the primary weapon.
This makes the game much easier than it is expected to be (and I have not yet tested if this bug applies to PVP as there are no weapon traits or character traits that very likely are the cause behind it).
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