Poll: What are the 40 year old plus gamers playing?

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Played the demo of Jonathan Blow's (Braid, The Witness) new game - Order of the Sinking Star. I like it and will definitely get the full release.

 
Yeah it's a very different experience - for the sake of 7.99 or whatever, it's worth a look IF you have the hard drive space AND a nexusmods subscription. With 3,500-odd mods, trying to install it with the free nexus mods option would take an absurd amount of time (you can get a 3 day free trial though!).
I decided to try this and glad I did. It transforms the game. :)
 
Couldn’t resist another Rogue Trader playthrough. I haven’t played since the first* two DLC, so when the alleged last one comes out later this year I can play differently again.
I’m trying it unfair and every fight is a struggle so far, I may need to resort to looking at builds later on but will carry on for now as is. Trying to be mainly Dogmatic but I don’t think the game works that well if you stick solely to one.
Paused KCD, I was really enjoying it but the combat just does my head in, tedious rather than difficult with stamina basically acting as armour. I may see if there’s a mod to alter stats or something. Will be a bit of a shame as I got quite far as is but better than never finishing it.
 
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Did a full run through diablo 2 resurrected at LAN with my 3 friends from school last weekend.

We all played it to death and did LANs at parents houses then too.

Resurrected is such a great game and the new warlock class is too notch
 
Just seen that Everquest Legends is coming out on July the 28th. Might be worth a look for those looking for a MMORPG.
 
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I'm playing Gloldeneye64 in 4K using seamless mouse/kb support in 1964 emu.


It's great!
 
I've been having an utter blast with the base game in co-op with my 8-year old. I assume the DLT just adds more / different terraforming requirements?
The first one was more of the same, just on another planet. The toxicity one is also a new planet (and it feels like a fairly sizable world map), and introduces toxic slime/water/atmosphere that also needs sorting out. It’s the same gameplay loop, but with some extra stuff.
 
Surroundead, though I’m just messing about with base building as I’ve cleared every location and laptop objective twice.

Attempted another modded Aliens Dark Descent playthrough, only to find game breaking bugs in the latest version of the game.
 
Decided to reinstall GW2 after buying another of the expansions on sale and having a blast. Surprises me how many people still play this game.
 
Decided to reinstall GW2 after buying another of the expansions on sale and having a blast. Surprises me how many people still play this game.

Same. I dip in every couple of months and I'm always amazed by the amount of people running around. It's definitely the mmo that feels most alive in the open world.

Saying that, I've also installed Elder Scrolls Online and put a few hours into that for the first time in years. I'm enjoying the questing and the more relaxed gameplay.
 
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