The last game you completed, and rating.
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Still remember the first day I played this on release, amazing game must have finished it about 5 times along with its expansion.
Same! Hooked from start to finish
What was it about the remastered version that you didn't like? Homeworld is one of my all time favorite games, and I don't remember the remaster being that bad.
What a game though. I really wish they would bring out a VR version.
Even though I finished it about 5 times I think I've only played only about two of the origin characters, might have to remedy that again at some point lol
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What was it about the remastered version that you didn't like? Homeworld is one of my all time favorite games, and I don't remember the remaster being that bad.
What a game though. I really wish they would bring out a VR version.
Yeah nothing seemed to work properly - I think it was based on the Homeworld 2 engine which was tweaked. The fighters had been ruined totally - no formations etc which made them not really work. Also the way damage was dished out from beam weapons meant things were killed very quickly indeed. It was the original missions but through a prism of a different engine which didn't work with the craft in the game. Shame when the original was so perfect. I appreciated them doing it but they seemed, for me, to go about it in the wrong way. In the end they called it a 'reimagining' as it was so different.
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Dishonored 2 - 8/10.
Great story and gameplay mechanics. Like with Prey (from Arkane), the game allows different options and means to progress. There were some story points
that I had missed due to not playing the DLC's from the first one but overall the story seems to be well stitched together. Now doing a second playthrough as Corvo.
Great story and gameplay mechanics. Like with Prey (from Arkane), the game allows different options and means to progress. There were some story points
like Delilah having been disposed off by Daud before her resurrection
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Just finished Assassins Creed Black flag yesterday. Have had it a while but couldn't initially get on with it despite enjoying other games in the franchise. After changing a few things to get it running smoother a few weeks ago I quickly got hooked. For a game several years old it still holds up well with a good story and gameplay. Playing it yesterday I thought how the child me would have so loved this with its swashbuckling and gameplay.
Am now wondering whether to buy Unity but a couple of reviews I've looked at don't fair it well. What are peoples opinion please?
Am now wondering whether to buy Unity but a couple of reviews I've looked at don't fair it well. What are peoples opinion please?
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Close Combat 3 Cross Of Iron - 5.7/10
It's a fun game, until you get deeper into it, and you see how the devs have failed to properly program their maps and AI, which becomes more and more painfully obvious the further into the game you get. But it's fun. A nice concept.
It's a fun game, until you get deeper into it, and you see how the devs have failed to properly program their maps and AI, which becomes more and more painfully obvious the further into the game you get. But it's fun. A nice concept.
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South Park - The Fractured but Whole
I bought this a while ago, but like so many games on Steam it went unplayed. Even despite enjoying The Stick of Truth.
Played over the last few days and finished tonight (although still a few achievements to get).
It was good, but I think I could have done with it being a couple hours shorter. I'm not sure if I'll go back to finish the missed achievements.
I really enjoy the show, so it was good to have some more story. Lots of fan service.
There were only a couple of times the combat was difficult, and it was more due to not paying attention.
The puzzles got tedious, and having to call on characters every few seconds in some areas was not enjoyable.
Definitely not bothered with buying any of the DLC!
I'd give it a 7/10 or a 7.5.
If you weren't a fan of South Park, then it's one to avoid.
Edit: Having looked at the missed achievements... No, definitely not bothering!
I bought this a while ago, but like so many games on Steam it went unplayed. Even despite enjoying The Stick of Truth.
Played over the last few days and finished tonight (although still a few achievements to get).
It was good, but I think I could have done with it being a couple hours shorter. I'm not sure if I'll go back to finish the missed achievements.
I really enjoy the show, so it was good to have some more story. Lots of fan service.
There were only a couple of times the combat was difficult, and it was more due to not paying attention.
The puzzles got tedious, and having to call on characters every few seconds in some areas was not enjoyable.
Definitely not bothered with buying any of the DLC!
I'd give it a 7/10 or a 7.5.
If you weren't a fan of South Park, then it's one to avoid.
Edit: Having looked at the missed achievements... No, definitely not bothering!
The last PC game I completed was Quake II ported into VR on the Oculus Quest. And it was great!
Cheeky request incoming: Is that key for the definitive edition still going spare please?
I bought the normal version of Dishonored a long time ago, but it would be nice to have the DLC that comes with the definitive edition!
Cheeky request incoming: Is that key for the definitive edition still going spare please?
I bought the normal version of Dishonored a long time ago, but it would be nice to have the DLC that comes with the definitive edition!
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Assassin's Creed Origins - 7/10
Yeah, it's good. The combat is pretty good and gelled the game together well enough. I love the graphics and world of Egypt; late in the game when I found the aquaduct part of the map was a great moment after 20h of yellows, oranges and reds. Sunsets and sunrises are always great. The first time seeing a pyrimid in the distance and then climbing it an hour later through natural exploration was great.
The plot isn't amazing and I don't get why everyone thinks Aya is amazing. She has more flaws than Bayak and is slightly more interesting for it, but that's it really.
I'm going to do the Hidden Ones DLC and then move onto Odyssey (perhaps breaking the two up with something fast and short).
Yeah, it's good. The combat is pretty good and gelled the game together well enough. I love the graphics and world of Egypt; late in the game when I found the aquaduct part of the map was a great moment after 20h of yellows, oranges and reds. Sunsets and sunrises are always great. The first time seeing a pyrimid in the distance and then climbing it an hour later through natural exploration was great.
The plot isn't amazing and I don't get why everyone thinks Aya is amazing. She has more flaws than Bayak and is slightly more interesting for it, but that's it really.
I'm going to do the Hidden Ones DLC and then move onto Odyssey (perhaps breaking the two up with something fast and short).
The last PC game I completed was Quake II ported into VR on the Oculus Quest. And it was great!
Cheeky request incoming: Is that key for the definitive edition still going spare please?
I bought the normal version of Dishonored a long time ago, but it would be nice to have the DLC that comes with the definitive edition!
Yeah no worries, I'll ping it over to you on Trust
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Resident Evil 7, completed it twice on normal and madhouse. Did all DLC too, 9/10, great game. I tend to play games years after they come out as i seen it all before etc.
I tried to play it. I'm too much of a pansy.
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Oh come on man it’s a game lol