A platform game from 1989 with a title apt for describing today's world.
A platform game from 1989 with a title apt for describing today's world.
I suppose you're not alone, at least, me tooI have a very big problem since cyberpunk ... I can't appreciate and be fully on another game ... I am the only one like that or there are others too ?
I suppose you're not alone, at least, me too
That's what I thought we are at least two
The Ascent on PS5. Another game environment I could (and shall) wander around in for a long time. Love it!
Last Fortress : Underground
A smartphone RTS game about a Zombie apocalypse that i play on PC via BlueStacks.
A smartphone RTS game about a Zombie apocalypse that i play on PC via BlueStacks.
Started with an intriguing game called Cold Waters, which is a modern day submarine simulation. It's fun, definitely not a casual game but not a hardcore simulation either.
Yakuza Like A Dragon. I was in the mood for something light hearted after Elden Ring; It's delightful and the various mini-games are quite addicting.
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It's a game that I bought while waiting Cyberpunk (after finishing Sleeping Dogs definitive Edition). Unfortunately, I had to force myself to play more than 10 hours... It's maybe not my kind of game because it have good evaluations, so it's me I suppose^^
But I can't stand the story, the mini-games, the characters (Ichiban above all...), the voice acting (in Japanese) and the gameplay in general. But one day, I'll probably give it another chance
So for now, I'm truly incorrigible...
"WHAT GAME ARE YOU CURRENTLY PLAYING"
FF7R on the PC.Played it on the PS4 where it gave little to no fun whatsoever, but on the PC, modders literally changed it into a whole other ballgame, as it enjoys one of the most thriving, flourishing modding communities I've ever seen.
You'd think that SE is super desperate for the extra income, as modders can literally do everything they want.
Should check out the mods for it on Nexus. You'll laugh yourself silly.
Hey, there is NO SUCH THING as 'too much Mass Effect'.
I was going to go faff with Skyrim a bit more when I finished CP2077, but then Dawn of Ragnarok dropped for Assassin's Creed: Valhalla, so I've been axe murdering my way across Western Europe and some mythical realms instead while wearing badass tattoos.
I'm still trying to convince it to run under Proton.Hey, there is NO SUCH THING as 'too much Mass Effect'.
It's a game that I bought while waiting Cyberpunk (after finishing Sleeping Dogs definitive Edition). Unfortunately, I had to force myself to play more than 10 hours... It's maybe not my kind of game because it have good evaluations, so it's me I suppose^^
But I can't stand the story, the mini-games, the characters (Ichiban above all...), the voice acting (in Japanese) and the gameplay in general. But one day, I'll probably give it another chance
So for now, I'm truly incorrigible...
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Not every game has to take itself so seriously all the time. I enjoyed the conversations with party members at the bar, actually having a party in a CRPG at all for that matter, and the vocational tests were a nice change of pace for me.
That sounds a bit painful. Maybe just make a Windows partition for that sort of thing? Worth it for ME.