Yes, the easy ones for modding are the games that have the steam workshop support, but adding mods say via nexus would require it to be installed vis the desktop.
So I started Disco Elysium and I'm not sure what to think. An entire game on existential dread? OTOH I can see why people love it. OTOH, it's depression sim. My first character 'died' from too much self-awareness/emotion within the first 2 hours of starting. It's interesting but I'm not sure if it's the escape I'm looking for.
So I started Disco Elysium and I'm not sure what to think. An entire game on existential dread? OTOH I can see why people love it. OTOH, it's depression sim. My first character 'died' from too much self-awareness/emotion within the first 2 hours of starting. It's interesting but I'm not sure if it's the escape I'm looking for.
There's another game like this but only on steam called The Stanley Parable and I loathe it but meh, whatever people seem to love it.
Stanley is out on consoles...I felt like the game was trying too hard to be clever and "deep" and to me this felt really pretentious.
There's another game like this but only on steam called The Stanley Parable and I loathe it but meh, whatever people seem to love it.
Well i decided that it was time to plat Skyrim vr on the PS4 pro, and i forgot at just what a great vr hmd the PSVR is, oled flat lense and not a frensel ring in sight, and none of that grey haze dull colours and grey blacks of those horrible lcd hmds, Sony really did knock it out that park back in 2016 with this.
Well only 35 pockets to pick. Lol
I recently played Robocop: Rogue City. This is a great game for me, as it is like the games I used to play on XBOX 360. Many of the more recent games, like Control, Trepang 2, and Starfield, seem to have this idea that a good way to challenge players is to swarm them with numerous enemies. Older games, like Bioshock, Dead Space, and FEAR, went with the idea to have a set number of enemies who had some actual "intelligence" with their movements and the player had to be creative with the methods they used to get through the enemies. Robocop is like these games and, so, I enjoyed it very much. I am looking forward to playing it again in the future.