I have BG3 and I’ve played through a handful of times…I can’t bring myself to finish. I keep going back. I recently bought Divinity. I’ll add the rest to my list. =)

Currently enjoying emberward. I really liked dungeon defenders and I played hundreds of hours of that. Kingdom rush. There’s a more mobile-like game islet defender or something. Gemcraft? I didn’t like bloons or plants vs zombies… Oh well, those are the ones I liked and if you have any recommendations glad to hear em.

Idk why but pac man is the most anxiety inducing game I've ever played.

I didn't play Detroit for so long because I expected it to be like most other interactive movie type games where you maybe make 3 total decisions that actually have an effect on the whole story. Checked it out on PS+ and still felt that way up until I finished the first level and it shows the fucking massive decision tree of all the possible choices you could have made in that segment and was blown away. Hella them I didn't even notice were viable things I could have tried.

This is what these kinds of games should be. It's fucking amazing. It actually gives replayability to something that, in the past, was more of a one and done deal.

If he's keeping them that's pretty awesome.

98 was the last good one

To me it just looks like upscaling artifacts. The aliasing is identical across the every straight line in the image

Definitely isn't

I do not use drugs. I do not scroll short form media because it irritates me too 😅. Social media use is occasional.

Thats how life gets to ya

My huge backlog of games is because i have 0 motivation after work and starting a game is a hard task

Oh most of the games I play are also super old (2011, and whatnot) but I said 2023 because at least back then I'd play a random new indie game every so often

plays the games there's interested in.

G*mers: What a normie normie piece of shit. Not like me, I only buy cultured indie titles.

If you like Left 4 Dead, you'd probably like Vermintide. It's basicslly the same thing. A little more varied in missions, tho, since you do more than just run to a safe room.

Pretty much what Kolanaki said. It's just you and some teammates carving your way through ratmen and undead hordes, but it is fun for that kind of "just want to get in and play some rounds" without having to deal with a ton of story or plot. Especially if you're looking for something medieval/fantasy themed.

Because there's a boom of Roguelite games and assumedly they don't like it. For my part I love how many options and different spins on the genre/idea there are.