Just finished Superliminal Highly recommend for those into puzzle games, and a fan of narratives & aesthetics in Portal & The Stanley Parable. Very emotional ending to.
PC and playing just to see what people are talking about it's not really one of those games I would want to go out of my way for, it's fun and all but not really my thing.
To be honest am having more fun with Cyberpunk 2077
Hey howcome in Fallout New Vegas everything is in ruins but Fallout 4 starts off in suburbia and everything looks normal?" Did everything rebuild again or is it another timeline?
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Different main characters, same with Fallout 3 and the Elder Scrolls games...
Their stories take place in the same game-world...
The start of Fallout 4 is a flashback to how it was before the bombs fell. IMHO, it's one of the coolest beginnings in the series as it provides a little backstory into how everything looked before. It's all explained by the Vault-tech salesman selling spots.
Oh him haha didn't pay much attention to him.
Yeah, I mean, he's technically not all that important in the grand scheme of things, but it's the first time in the series we've seen the world before the bombs fell, and for series regulars, it's cool to see how they would have been promised vaults and how it plays into it.
Yeah but you almost get the feeling building all those vaults and setting all that up they might have, could have had, a very slim chance of having had a hand in the disaster that happens.
That's true, especially with all the experiments they do in those vaults 
I'm looking up Greedfall (for next play/purchase).
The gameplay seems to be my style and it looks interesting (and is in a steam sale)
The gameplay seems to be my style and it looks interesting (and is in a steam sale)
Just brought Mafia III (Definitive edition) played the demo, and I think I'm going to enjoy it.
You will it's a lot of fun
And you were right, I've recruited Vito & Cassandra and 'm having a blast
Mafia 3 was the most fun of the trilogy for me. The map isn't super big but it's fun just wandering through every street, nook, and cranny.
I'm about two hours into Greedfall and enjoying it.
I've just reached the place where the rest of the story seems to take place but I think it could do with a bit more team banter rather than just having to actively chat with your team to get any conversations
I've just reached the place where the rest of the story seems to take place but I think it could do with a bit more team banter rather than just having to actively chat with your team to get any conversations
I started a 2nd playthrough of Battlefield: Hardline yesterday. I really like this one, they really did a great job of making it feel like an interactive cop show. They even have an opening credits sequence after the first mission, and every time you start it back up you get a TV style recap of the previous missions.
I'm now 80 hours into Valhalla. I think I like it more than Odyssey and possibly Origins (still undecided about whether its better than Syndicate, because I frigging LOVED Syndicate). Some of the world events are cracking me up. I did a couple the last couple of nights in Cent that had me rolling 
I can now say Eivor is one of my favorite Assassins.
My top 5:
1. Evie Frye
2. Kassandra
3. Ezio
4. Eivor
5. Edward Kenway
I can now say Eivor is one of my favorite Assassins.
My top 5:
1. Evie Frye
2. Kassandra
3. Ezio
4. Eivor
5. Edward Kenway
For the moment I give up on Mass Effect: Andromeda, It is just to boring. Too repetitive.
Anyone played Detroit: become human?
Is It a good game?
A friend of my likes It but found It a little bit short
Anyone played Detroit: become human?
Is It a good game?
A friend of my likes It but found It a little bit short
A guy I work with gushes about Detroit all the time. It's on my PlayStation Plus list. Maybe I'll give it a play through before starting another game after Valhalla
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