Absolutely! I still replay these three from time to time, the atmosphere is so damn good, and it's all thanks to Ezio and the (still) beautiful settings and mysteries.
They are coming to gog. Most already are there. DRM free.
Season 1 of Kemono Friends. It's so relaxing. The Dangers in my Heart. Even the "bad guy" is actually nice and helpful later.
When I'm under a lot of pressure and work becomes to stressful those two calm me down and refill my energy meter.
Nightdive usually delivers! I'm excited, the Dark Mods are amazing, let's see what they can bring to the table.
I recently came around to finally play the System Shock remake, and it was great. I hope that Thief, one of my all time favourites can excite me as well!
At least NOLF 1 and 2 are safe. There is a fan project out there (just Google it) that lets you download the full games with patches (high resolution, widescreen, runs on modern OS etc).
Played them a year ago, and it was so much fun. Again!
It does!
The first one made me replay the game with the add-on included, and it cemented it's place in my personal best games of all time list.
I'm looking forward to season 2!
The critics of that era did not like it.
But it was on my radar ever since. This seems to be the right time to check if they were right. Or wrong!
Vice City and San Andreas are the only two titles of the series I regularly return to.
I should be hyped as fuck, but I'm not. The more I see and read this feels just soulless.
The first GTA in around 30 years I'll probably never play.
The Batman was very refreshing. It was slow, dark, brutal, with beautiful camera work and fantastic sound design, and down to earth (kind of, for a comic adaptation) realistic. And Batman had finally some detective work to do.
If they keep that up I'm all in!
"Human Resources".