Thanks to everyone for the suggestions so far.
I was going to buy that but it went down the Epic-only route so they can kiss my arse. By the time it became fully available I'd already watched a detailed playthrough so it's not worth the price to me any more. Had it been fully available I'd have bought it on release day.
I'd been thinking about it. I've played slightly modded vanilla 7 Days to Die for ~250 hours. I just finished building a giant solid pyramid solely as a noteworthy feature to draw attention to trader Bob as he's a nice chap. That clarified that I've played it enough and I'm just making up things to do I am going to try Darkness Falls though - it might have the right combination of difference and sameness to appeal to me. As long as I can still turn horde nights off because I'm not a fan of tower defence games.
I'll check those out. I often buy indie games. The fact that they're cheaper means I buy more of them. If I buy a few and only like one of them, well, that still only cost me the price of one AAA game. It's finding them that's the main problem for me. There's so much junk out. Asset flips, never-finished early alpha versions, etc.
It is a bit weird. I'd forgotten I had them. Makes me wonder what else is lurking unplayed in my libraries.
Other suggestions:
I bought Cyberpunk 2077 a few days after release. For the full £50. I liked it even then, despite the bugs and the glaringly unfinished parts resulting from it being rushed out before being finished.
I'll look into the other games people have mentioned.
Thanks again for suggestions.
The outer worlds is the game I was (failing) to name
I was going to buy that but it went down the Epic-only route so they can kiss my arse. By the time it became fully available I'd already watched a detailed playthrough so it's not worth the price to me any more. Had it been fully available I'd have bought it on release day.
This may not be exactly what you are after but since you mentioned playing 7 Days to Die previously, have you tried any of the overhaul mods you can get for it?
I have put hundreds of hours into the Darkness Falls mod having got a bit bored with the vanilla game - it doesn't reinvent the wheel but adds an awful lot of content that makes the game longer if that's of any interest??
I'd been thinking about it. I've played slightly modded vanilla 7 Days to Die for ~250 hours. I just finished building a giant solid pyramid solely as a noteworthy feature to draw attention to trader Bob as he's a nice chap. That clarified that I've played it enough and I'm just making up things to do I am going to try Darkness Falls though - it might have the right combination of difference and sameness to appeal to me. As long as I can still turn horde nights off because I'm not a fan of tower defence games.
There are some cracking indie games out there. Here's a few stand out ones that spring to mind from multiple genres.
Dead Cells
The trine trilogy
Broforce
Hades
Curse Of The Dead Gods
Limbo
Super Meat Boy
Owlboy
Bit.Trip Runner
Superhot
There's a lot of really excellent games out there and best of all these are usually far cheaper yet just as enjoyable as AAA games.
I'll check those out. I often buy indie games. The fact that they're cheaper means I buy more of them. If I buy a few and only like one of them, well, that still only cost me the price of one AAA game. It's finding them that's the main problem for me. There's so much junk out. Asset flips, never-finished early alpha versions, etc.
Imagine liking singleplayer RPGs, owning Witcher trilogy, not having played it, and asking what to play
No offense but that's wack
It is a bit weird. I'd forgotten I had them. Makes me wonder what else is lurking unplayed in my libraries.
Other suggestions:
I bought Cyberpunk 2077 a few days after release. For the full £50. I liked it even then, despite the bugs and the glaringly unfinished parts resulting from it being rushed out before being finished.
I'll look into the other games people have mentioned.
Thanks again for suggestions.