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can't get away from the competitibve games - a combination of Dota 2, Trackmania, Apex Legends. But I've also really gotten into phasmophobia with my siblings recently
What are the 30 year old plus gamers playing?
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I got back into Minecraft and sinking quite a bit of time into the vanilla game. Started on Bedrock with a small community and then found some likeminded people starting a Java server. Enjoying automated farms and all that. Funny mentioning to a mate as it's the same game his five year old is into. 
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I play a lot of Apex Legends, and been trying to play other things like Darktide 40K and Aliens: Fireteam, just to mix it up a bit. My buddies play apex so kinda stuck with that unless I want to play alone lol.
Most of the games these days sit in my collection barely played. Witcher... all games.... for example lol.
Most of the games these days sit in my collection barely played. Witcher... all games.... for example lol.
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When I am at home, typically Fortnite with my son, a bit of Apex Legends, CS Source / GO, Escape From Tarkov and recently tried Black Desert Online.
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Rainbow Six Siege.
A comp shooter but slower paced and less aim dependant more destructible environment strategy. Just trying to refuse to believe I am any slower than when I was half my age
Although its verging on self-harm as it is a very team focused 5v5 game and I only Solo Queue
A comp shooter but slower paced and less aim dependant more destructible environment strategy. Just trying to refuse to believe I am any slower than when I was half my age
Although its verging on self-harm as it is a very team focused 5v5 game and I only Solo Queue
Ended up looking at loads of other games and found most of them on PC game pass, subbed to that and saw Yakuza 0 was on there. Thought I'd give it a go and I've been playing it since haha. Thanks for the recommendation
No worries mate, I gave Yakuza 0 a try based on the overwhelming positive feedback and that game got me hooked onto the entire seriesEnded up looking at loads of other games and found most of them on PC game pass, subbed to that and saw Yakuza 0 was on there. Thought I'd give it a go and I've been playing it since haha. Thanks for the recommendation
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Diablo 4
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Nearly finished Dark Souls 2 on my PC, have started Dark Souls 3 on my Steam Deck. Also playing Path of Exile
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I'm currently mostly playing Sunkenland. I thought I'd be playing Starfield (I have the premium edition from buying a graphics card recently), but it's sitting idle in my library.
Sunkenland is early access, i.e. unfinished, but it works and I like it. And it's cheap. £17. Good value for money. It's a survival game in a world that is mostly flooded, which makes scavenging for resources different to similar games in my experience because in Sunkenland you're mostly diving for it. Freediving to begin with. You can learn to cobble together some very low grade SCUBA gear later in the game to extend your underwater time a bit. Tech tree, schematics, the usual mechanics. There's an optional tower defence mechanic in which the base you make is sometimes attacked by bandits. I turned that off. Scattered small islands, some of them inhabited by various hostile factions.
It does need polish. For example, you can craft various containers for storage that you open with 'F'. But you can't close them with 'F'. You close them with 'Esc'. It's a clumsy aspect of UI. But it's functional and it's cheap and it's a bit different.
It's made me idly curious about something...is it quite easy to get a little bit lost when diving IRL? In the game, up/down seems less immediately obvious underwater as you have far more freedom of movement in all directions and gravity seems less obvious due to buoyancy. The submerged remains of a building can look quite different from different angles and I'm not used to seeing things from different vertical angles. It's good as a game mechanic because it makes scavenging distinctly different. I'm just idly curious regarding how realistic it is.
Other than that, I'm still playing 7 Days to Die (almost always overhaul mods, not vanilla any more) and Revhead.
Sunkenland is early access, i.e. unfinished, but it works and I like it. And it's cheap. £17. Good value for money. It's a survival game in a world that is mostly flooded, which makes scavenging for resources different to similar games in my experience because in Sunkenland you're mostly diving for it. Freediving to begin with. You can learn to cobble together some very low grade SCUBA gear later in the game to extend your underwater time a bit. Tech tree, schematics, the usual mechanics. There's an optional tower defence mechanic in which the base you make is sometimes attacked by bandits. I turned that off. Scattered small islands, some of them inhabited by various hostile factions.
It does need polish. For example, you can craft various containers for storage that you open with 'F'. But you can't close them with 'F'. You close them with 'Esc'. It's a clumsy aspect of UI. But it's functional and it's cheap and it's a bit different.
It's made me idly curious about something...is it quite easy to get a little bit lost when diving IRL? In the game, up/down seems less immediately obvious underwater as you have far more freedom of movement in all directions and gravity seems less obvious due to buoyancy. The submerged remains of a building can look quite different from different angles and I'm not used to seeing things from different vertical angles. It's good as a game mechanic because it makes scavenging distinctly different. I'm just idly curious regarding how realistic it is.
Other than that, I'm still playing 7 Days to Die (almost always overhaul mods, not vanilla any more) and Revhead.
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Same here I have love and hate with this game played it from the 1st day .....
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Currently playing Baldurs Gate 3 co-op which is utterly brilliant. Also trying to get into Starfield but it’s just not holding my attention.
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Tiny Tina's Wonderlands which came in the Humble Bundle this month.