What PC games are you playing?
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Finished the Indy game, it was ok, I won't need to replay it ever again.
Went back to Kingdom Two Crowns over the weekend and completed it, or at least figured out how to complete each level without using any guides. Pretty relaxed, explore during the day, defend at night, with some really nice pixel art and music. Now I've 'completed' it I'll find some guides and replay, I think there is an endless mode to check out.
Went back to Kingdom Two Crowns over the weekend and completed it, or at least figured out how to complete each level without using any guides. Pretty relaxed, explore during the day, defend at night, with some really nice pixel art and music. Now I've 'completed' it I'll find some guides and replay, I think there is an endless mode to check out.
Just started Sniper Elite Resistance as I've always enjoyed the previous games.
I mean, it seems to be pretty much the same game so pretty much just an expansion pack/new scenarios which is fine.
One thing I can't get over is just how bad the voice acting and script is. Just atrocious. It's like all the characters are taking the ****! The lead guy is like someone trying to do a weak Mickey take of Jason Statham and Butcher from The Boys rolled into one.
I mean, it seems to be pretty much the same game so pretty much just an expansion pack/new scenarios which is fine.
One thing I can't get over is just how bad the voice acting and script is. Just atrocious. It's like all the characters are taking the ****! The lead guy is like someone trying to do a weak Mickey take of Jason Statham and Butcher from The Boys rolled into one.
I've started playing West of Loathing. Such a good game that I immediately bought the DLC for it. I've no idea what the DLC is and I don't care. I bought it mainly as a convenient way to thank the devs. If it's a good DLC, that's a bonus.
It's currently on sale on both GOG and Steam. It's less than a fiver.
It's a comedy RPG and puzzle game. It's funny, but it's also a good game. The graphics are very simple. They look like something a young child scribbled, but they work very well and are part of the charm of the game.
It's currently on sale on both GOG and Steam. It's less than a fiver.
It's a comedy RPG and puzzle game. It's funny, but it's also a good game. The graphics are very simple. They look like something a young child scribbled, but they work very well and are part of the charm of the game.
Well when you're developing a new game often it takes a while for the systems to be in place for your designers to properly create content. Rather than twiddling their thumbs you can get them to work on updates for your previous game. Also a lot of new systems for Light No Fire are being brought over to NMS, such as the new oceans.
Having a crazy game of stellaris at the moment where I'm encountering some events that I never have before.
I'm quite grateful that there are literally one or two games a year that I actually want to play now because it means I get to pay more attention to the ones I already own, 2025 is looking like the most barren year for game purchases for myself, and that's just fine.
I'm quite grateful that there are literally one or two games a year that I actually want to play now because it means I get to pay more attention to the ones I already own, 2025 is looking like the most barren year for game purchases for myself, and that's just fine.
Resi 2 Remake, really enjoying it
I really want to play this but I’m unsure if you need to do Resident Evil 1 first. There needs to be another remake of that game as it’s not up to the part of the new ones now.
I couldn't agree more that it needs a remake but I wouldn't say you need to play Resi 1 first.