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I'm playing Yoshi's Island, it's really impressive. The graphics like a crayon drawing it's so damn cute!
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rseradish
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I'm playing Lorelei and the Laser Eyes since I've been on a puzzle game kick, this game is so good!
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FakeEntity
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i have been on puzzle kick too with lots of Portal mod playthroughs...
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ThomasE
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I've started playing Blasphemous 2. I really enjoyed the first one and I am in the mood for a metroidvania.
I'm also still playing Rogue Trader, have now more than 120h in the game. Owlcat Games yesterday announced that 1 million copies have been sold, 13ish months after release. That's awesome. I suspected that the game fared worse than Wrath of the Righteous, just by many people seemingly liking WOTR better. But WOTR needed two years to reach 1 million sold. I'm just happy Rogue Trader sold well. It's a fantastic game.
I'm also still playing Rogue Trader, have now more than 120h in the game. Owlcat Games yesterday announced that 1 million copies have been sold, 13ish months after release. That's awesome. I suspected that the game fared worse than Wrath of the Righteous, just by many people seemingly liking WOTR better. But WOTR needed two years to reach 1 million sold. I'm just happy Rogue Trader sold well. It's a fantastic game.
I jump about games a lot. Aside from the games I have regularly been playing for years, I am currently playing:
- Skate 2
- High On Life
- Viscera Cleanup Detail (but only with friends tbh)
Thinking about picking up Read Dead Redeption 2 again though.
- Skate 2
- High On Life
- Viscera Cleanup Detail (but only with friends tbh)
Thinking about picking up Read Dead Redeption 2 again though.
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Rayman6
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I've been replaying Oblivion for the first time in 10 years and having one of the best gaming experiences of my life.
I'm playing Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth on PS5 for the first time because, my PC isnt good enough.
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TheAutisticGamer
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I'm addicted right now to Epic Battle Fantasy 3, which used to be a free browser game franchise I never heard of until I saw the 4th game on Steam years ago. IT'S SOOOOO AWESOME! It's a very engrossing JRPG type game with loads of great humor, excellent turn based combat system and really enjoyable crafting as well and I spent a long time last night just going through the first dungeon in the game. Best thing is that it's free, so it makes for a perfect demo for the franchise if you wanted to pick up the other games but didn't know if it would be worth it. But it's worth it!
I got a Meta Quest 3 for my sister and I to share and I'm also going through Serious Sam VR: The First Encounter atm which I think is an appropriate title to have as my first true VR Title. It certainly takes a lot out of me though and gives me slight motion sickness and I can only play for maybe 20-30 minutes at a time. The worst part of the game is that if you exit the game via the Meta Quest in Steam Link, it will think the game crashed and will try to get you to launch it into safe mode. Since I play in a secondary room upstairs and my computer is downstairs, it's EXTREMELY annoying to have to turn on my headset, use Steam Link, take it off, go down and launch the game properly, come back up and put the VR headset on again just to play the damn thing. But this is a really good version of the game. You can dual wield any weapons you get in the game and make multiple combinations of dual wielding such as rocket launcher in one hand and a laser rifle in another. Plus you can shoot down projectiles enemies fire at you. I had to adjust controls in the options but the game plays REALLY good now and by my second session I was comfortable with how the Quest Controllers worked. I also had to adjust some SteamVR settings and turn resolution scale from Auto to Manual and put it at 100% since the game was lagging and getting pixelated like crazy and now it works nicely.
Those are the two main games I've been working on. I also previewed some games like Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings on PS2 emulation on PS5, which has some of the most jarring facial animations I've ever seen. And I'm still slowly working my way through Forza Motorsport 3. Speaking of, I'm really excited to see Forza Horizon 5 come to PS5 so now I have a reason to play it again!
I got a Meta Quest 3 for my sister and I to share and I'm also going through Serious Sam VR: The First Encounter atm which I think is an appropriate title to have as my first true VR Title. It certainly takes a lot out of me though and gives me slight motion sickness and I can only play for maybe 20-30 minutes at a time. The worst part of the game is that if you exit the game via the Meta Quest in Steam Link, it will think the game crashed and will try to get you to launch it into safe mode. Since I play in a secondary room upstairs and my computer is downstairs, it's EXTREMELY annoying to have to turn on my headset, use Steam Link, take it off, go down and launch the game properly, come back up and put the VR headset on again just to play the damn thing. But this is a really good version of the game. You can dual wield any weapons you get in the game and make multiple combinations of dual wielding such as rocket launcher in one hand and a laser rifle in another. Plus you can shoot down projectiles enemies fire at you. I had to adjust controls in the options but the game plays REALLY good now and by my second session I was comfortable with how the Quest Controllers worked. I also had to adjust some SteamVR settings and turn resolution scale from Auto to Manual and put it at 100% since the game was lagging and getting pixelated like crazy and now it works nicely.
Those are the two main games I've been working on. I also previewed some games like Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings on PS2 emulation on PS5, which has some of the most jarring facial animations I've ever seen. And I'm still slowly working my way through Forza Motorsport 3. Speaking of, I'm really excited to see Forza Horizon 5 come to PS5 so now I have a reason to play it again!