Loved Exodus. But really, all of the Metro games have been amazing.. just oozing with atmosphere.
Loved Exodus. But really, all of the Metro games have been amazing.. just oozing with atmosphere.
Hellgate 2038, Second Life (not strictly a game), Entropia Universe, Conquerors Blade, Eve Online, Skyrim Elder Scrolls, Astroneer and CB2077 since release. testing VirtuVerse (entropia style game), plus many vintage games when I have a moment
Not a popular opinion i'm sure but Rage 2. Having a blast. It's a really good looking, optimized game. I don't know why but i'm having more fun with it than with CP2077. Yeah, that's right.
King's Bounty: Warriors of the North
Subnautica
Dishonored 2
and a bit of Cyberpunk 2077 (but really waiting for the next patch to drop).
Subnautica
Dishonored 2
and a bit of Cyberpunk 2077 (but really waiting for the next patch to drop).
Nehrim
It's like Enderal, but for Oblivion. I'm not far in yet but I can already tell it will be a great game just like Enderal -- and very likely better than Oblivion.
I've already encountered several new mechanics and, of course, collectables. I have a love-hate relationship with the latter; on one hand they add a lot to exploration, but on the other hand, if Enderal is anything to go by, it will be extremely difficult to find all or even nearly all of them.
Improving Acrobatics is just as fun as in the original game. Jump, leap, hop, as often and as from as high as possible.
Audio is German only, but that doesn't bother me. If anything, it's excellent practice in listening comprehension.
It's like Enderal, but for Oblivion. I'm not far in yet but I can already tell it will be a great game just like Enderal -- and very likely better than Oblivion.
I've already encountered several new mechanics and, of course, collectables. I have a love-hate relationship with the latter; on one hand they add a lot to exploration, but on the other hand, if Enderal is anything to go by, it will be extremely difficult to find all or even nearly all of them.
Improving Acrobatics is just as fun as in the original game. Jump, leap, hop, as often and as from as high as possible.
Audio is German only, but that doesn't bother me. If anything, it's excellent practice in listening comprehension.
Witcher 3 and Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines.
After that i'am planning to do my second run on Deus Ex: Mankind Divided.
After that i'am planning to do my second run on Deus Ex: Mankind Divided.
Well Factorio with the mod industrial revolution 2, really awesome! O and AC valhalla...
Tale of Two Wastelands (TTW) again. I've probably blown many hundreds of hours in FO3 and FNV; TTW 3.x brings them together nicely...really, it's the only good way to play FO3 these days (crash-free). Probably going to eventually put Fallout Frontier into the load order at some point.
I'm also doing a little Witcher 1 on the side, as well as Pathfinder: Kingmaker. I think I've gotten weary of 2077 after nearly 200 hours of focused attention; one can only take so much loot/shoot.
I'm also doing a little Witcher 1 on the side, as well as Pathfinder: Kingmaker. I think I've gotten weary of 2077 after nearly 200 hours of focused attention; one can only take so much loot/shoot.
Sure!
The top one is from Red Dead Redemption 2 (Online) and the one below is from Grand Theft Auto 5 (Online).
And hey...Thanks for the compliment!
Ouch.
DAO is amazing, DA2 is ok, but DA3... well, single player MMO. Check Nexus, there are mods which can help you with all the useless fillers in this game.
Halo Master Chief Collection. Just got it this weekend and so far it's ok. It looks very dated but I am playing it for the story. And I heard Reach doesn't have the enhanced graphics. But the rest do?
Also No Man's Sky. I am addicted to it like crazy. 95 hours already played and I haven't event left the Euclid galaxy.
Also No Man's Sky. I am addicted to it like crazy. 95 hours already played and I haven't event left the Euclid galaxy.
Edit: Full playthrough of the The Outer Worlds is over. My new obsession is now Pillars of Eternity II Deadfire.
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Nothing sadly, cyberpunk was it and what the heck happened to beyond good and evil 2?
Pathfinder: Kingmaker - it's been in my backlog for a while now and I've heard good things about it. It was a toss-up between this and Pillars of Eternity 2. So far, I'm surprised by how bland the writing is. I've seen reviews praising that aspect, so I'm just very confused. I'm only at the very start of the game, so perhaps it gets better later on?
Gameplay-wise it's pretty solid, I like the customizable difficulty settings (don't understand why more games don't do this) and the offer of fully-functioning TB and RTwP combat options. I've decided to play it in turn-based mode, which I believe was not originally included in the game, and it's done so well, that I couldn't tell it wasn't a core feature. I understand there's also a Kingdom management feature of some sort, which is supposed to be very robust, but I've not reached that point yet. The exploration of the world map and the camp implementation are quite nice. Very good translation of the P&P game.
Gameplay-wise it's pretty solid, I like the customizable difficulty settings (don't understand why more games don't do this) and the offer of fully-functioning TB and RTwP combat options. I've decided to play it in turn-based mode, which I believe was not originally included in the game, and it's done so well, that I couldn't tell it wasn't a core feature. I understand there's also a Kingdom management feature of some sort, which is supposed to be very robust, but I've not reached that point yet. The exploration of the world map and the camp implementation are quite nice. Very good translation of the P&P game.
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