Thassodar

Tell me of these PSO private servers you speak of.

The new Prince of Persia roguelike is pretty good, although I’ve hit a wall recently and am too stubborn to look up a walkthrough. Lots of fun otherwise, though.

What do you mean by Pachinko?

Both Turnip Boy games (Tax Evasion and Robs a Bank), short fun, games with decent replayability. The writing is what makes it work though.

Wayfinder, don’t have a full opinion on this yet but it would have been interesting to see it if it had been released as an MMO as planned, the world is very pretty.

Crime Boss Rokay City is pretty fun, at launch it was crap but they’ve moved more towards a PayDay angle with heists and is pretty decent now.

I’m not sure what game you’re referencing.

I just mentioned this game to my coworkers yesterday, and they had never heard of it. I loved the concept but it didn’t hold me more than a week.

Overwatch/TF2 classes with portals? Sounds great! (haven’t seen the trailer)

The Manor Lords dev came out recently saying the opposite of this, basically there shouldn’t be an endless grind after the release of the game. He seems not to be bound to the “ultra-popular game gotta get content done ASAP” grindset previous games got sucked into.

I’ve never played Manor Lords, and barely played Palworld, but there are so many games out now why sink 100 to 200 hours into a popular new release, only to complain about the lack of content a week later?

I’ve successfully left Gamepass for over a year and came back recently, no problem. All my saves were still on their cloud from two years ago, and I had access to games I wouldn’t have considered buying, like Lies of P.

I’m assuming they’re requiring a PSN account for PC ports so they can eventually put a subscription on having a PSN account.

Just got access to Baldur’s Gate 3 through family share. Reminds me of Neverwinter Nights from the early 2000s, but I haven’t played a game like it since (unless you include Dragon Age).

Also getting back into Binding of Isaac and Slay the Spire.

I used to play back in the beta and stopped shortly after >!the reveal that your frame is controlled by a teenage looking kid, and the introduction of Focus abilities !<, although that is probably super old news by now.

I’m afraid of jumping back in because my frames were “top notch” back then, and I wouldn’t even know where to go in the story to get to current stuff. I loved Limbo back then, had several Prime frames, Prime weapons, Nova was still viable to clear half the room. Good times, but I started falling asleep during missions and that’s when I knew I was oversaturated with Warframe.

Just my perspective as a old player that could be considered “new” now, I have no idea WTF is going on.

Hmm I used to play old point and click Sierra games, so the interface can’t be worse than those I’m assuming. The question is do I have the patience now to figure it out lol

Regarding BG3: Do you feel you missed anything not playing 1 & 2? I’m usually an “in order” purist, but I have made exceptions.

humanities

Hue-manatees*

I keep seeing this article title and wouldn’t it have been easier to say “last year most games played were over 6 years old”?

All the playing I did, around 10 hours, I still couldn’t find a storyline to follow.

Bruh. My PC could barely play back then, can’t wait to get back into it with a PC that it considers a god.

The title is missing Jedi Survivor. As it is this could have been the director of Jedi Knight Dark Forces 2.

Horizon, God of War, Dave the Diver, Dredge, Frostpunk, and Cyberpunk 2077 would also like to chime in.

This has been the main thing preventing my friend from getting it, since I play mainly on Game Pass and he refuses to get it. The Discord channel is full of players, too, but you had to specify Game Pass or Steam when trying to group up.

I’m glad it’s out sooner than later.