Not played anything new in a while. Can't seem to get nto FC3, still haven't tried Bioshock Infinite though so may get round to that. I never did buy Diable 3 as I wasn't keen on the demo or its release price. Anything else worth looking at? Wouldn't mind something that is graphically demanding and has genuine 'wow' moments.
Any good single player games worth trying?
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I really liked playing though Dishonored.
Some really enjoyable gameplay tools and a few fresh ideas in the FPS genre.
Looks great too, unusual art style.
Some really enjoyable gameplay tools and a few fresh ideas in the FPS genre.
Looks great too, unusual art style.
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Tomb Raider gets a lot of great reviews, i'm still meaning to actually click play though 
Tomb Raider gets a lot of great reviews, i'm still meaning to actually click play though
Completed it a few months ago, fantastic game.
Played 2 a couple of years ago? Thought it was fantastic, will look at getting 3 I think.
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I can vouch for spec ops plus its not a typical modern shooter.
max payne 3 maybe or the metro games if you want some workout material for your gpu
max payne 3 maybe or the metro games if you want some workout material for your gpu
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Best single player I've experienced outside of the RPG genre, amazing coop and decent multiplayer.
If you've not already played it I'd highly reccomend dishonored and also getting the knife of dunwall and brigmore witches DLC and playing through.
TBH I've had a lot of fun recently replaying Deus Ex (original) with new vision mod it helps a bit with the dated graphics (tho can't mask the low detail geometry in some places) and used a few tweaks to work around dated gameplay mechanics. Was suprised how much more I enjoyed it again than most of the recent releases
TBH I've had a lot of fun recently replaying Deus Ex (original) with new vision mod it helps a bit with the dated graphics (tho can't mask the low detail geometry in some places) and used a few tweaks to work around dated gameplay mechanics. Was suprised how much more I enjoyed it again than most of the recent releases
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Another shout for Tomb Raider here.
Sleeping Dogs may not have many WOW moments, but I'd recommend that too.
Would love to recommend Bioshock infinite, but I just can't get into it.
Then again, I can't get into Metro2033, Alan Wake or Deus Ex either for some weird reason.
Dunno what's wrong with me, they're great games
As for Mass effect (2+3 for me), I'm still gutted that I can't play it with a pad in the exact way that I did on console... It's ridiculous.
Anyway, enough about me
Sleeping Dogs may not have many WOW moments, but I'd recommend that too.
Would love to recommend Bioshock infinite, but I just can't get into it.
Then again, I can't get into Metro2033, Alan Wake or Deus Ex either for some weird reason.
Dunno what's wrong with me, they're great games
As for Mass effect (2+3 for me), I'm still gutted that I can't play it with a pad in the exact way that I did on console... It's ridiculous.
Anyway, enough about me
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I didn't like Tomb raider, I like to play games not a movie button masher.
Id recommend the Mass Effect series, ive sunk so many hours playing them again and again and still not had enough of them.
Id recommend the Mass Effect series, ive sunk so many hours playing them again and again and still not had enough of them.