Jumped into the BFV open beta this weekend. It's pretty meh. Not helped by the fact the main reason I like the BF series is the vehicle play and the two beta maps are mainly infantry focused.
What was surprising annoying was that for the bleeding out mechanic if you want to just die you now have to hold down the mouse button to speed up the timer. It should be a single button press and preferably an instant transition to the deploy screen. Not everything has to be a mini-game.
What was surprising annoying was that for the bleeding out mechanic if you want to just die you now have to hold down the mouse button to speed up the timer. It should be a single button press and preferably an instant transition to the deploy screen. Not everything has to be a mini-game.
So over a week ago, I found this game called Stellaris (i know it was mentioned last year). And then I found the Star Trek mod New Horizons. That is so awesome. After my first attempted where I struggled a little. Then I started my current game. Currently it's the year 2240, and the Federation stretches across 36 worlds, and I've started terraforming more worlds.
set No Man's Sky to the side. I feel like I mostly did everything you could do. From here on its just changes in topography. fun game though, and it definately will take up your time. Kind of a lonely feeling game though.
it's been a couple of years, so I started playing Runescape again. having fun with it, again, the grind-iest game in the universe.
it's been a couple of years, so I started playing Runescape again. having fun with it, again, the grind-iest game in the universe.
Avadon by Spiderweb Software. Think retro style isometric rpg but with Bioware style storytelling in a Game of Thrones-like setting.
Played some Sparkle 2 today and a bit of King Oddball. Also played a bit of The Legend of Dragoon.
I've been trying to play Life Is Strange, but it is the most teen angsty, hipster thing I've ever experienced. The CW Network would consider this too teen angsty. I hate everyone, including the main character, and I just don't care about the story. As much as I like Telltale style games, walking simulators, etc, I'm done with this one.
State of decay 2, can't stop playing it, fantastic game, it pulls off my fave thing in games, hunting for stuff, be it orb's or sack's of ammo, or food. ha
Spec Ops: The Line (PC)
played demo back in 2012 before release but never got round to playing it on the 360. The gameplay is nothing special in terms of combat but nice movement controls and the use of the desert environment is impressive. For a 6 year old game it still looks great
played demo back in 2012 before release but never got round to playing it on the 360. The gameplay is nothing special in terms of combat but nice movement controls and the use of the desert environment is impressive. For a 6 year old game it still looks great
I've spent much of the last week playing Spider-Man. I recommend it.
For such an acclaimed game, the writing is often dreadful, but it does have its moments. I never got on with Telltale. The whole illusion of choice thing.
Yeah Spider-Man was awesome, I loved every minute. I might even get the DLC if it doesn't suck.
I finished Shadow of the Tomb Raider about a week ago. And a few days ago I started playing it on Deadly Obsession difficulty. Which basically means hard combat, no help with climbing/traversal... and no fucking checkpoints. Seriously, there are sections of the game where you can't save for over an hour. It's a royal pain in the ass. It's also highly enjoyable.
Seems to have become cool to hate on Fallout 3 recently. People forget how fantastic it is!
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