Greedfall on PS4 via PS+. Man, this game feels quite janky. It's quite fun, but at times it feels more like a PS3 game rather than from the PS4 era.
Me three. I'm a bit fan of the franchise overall, and I thought they game did a great job of bring the feel of the movies over to the video game world.
Yeah, Mad Max was a pretty fun game. One aspect I really liked was the car upgrading, which not only changed its performance, but the sound as well. Good attention to detail there.
Played a solid month of Monster Hunter Rise on Switch, really enjoyed it. Could never get into previous MH games I attemped to play. Might pick it up again when they actually release the proper endgame at the end of the month.
A
Amaris
Guest
Star Citizen. The 3.13.1 alpha has just released, and there are more core features added. They keep this up, we'll have a full game by 20...30... something.
Well, I said I wasn't going to do it, but I did. I got the Season Pass for Immortals Fenyx Rising and am on the last trial. No exploration in the A New God DLC, just non-stop vaults and trials. Which isn't bad. One trial really stumped me and I had to look up the solution, which was super obvious, now that I look back. The next DLC I'm kinda "meh" about, the third DLC I'm kinda stoked about, since it kinda reverts to a top down "Zelda: A Link To the Past" perspective.
Ditto - finished it last night. 158 hours. Every treasure, mystery and artifact. Every legendary weapon. All done.
I feel so empty. Is post-game depression a thing?
I wish I hadn't been so OCD collecting everything as I went. It would've been nice to have had a few dozen things to do with all the end of game gear I acquired.
AC: Valhalla was my partner's purchase. But boy, was I the one who got sucked down the rabbit hole.
I don't have another PS5 game to tickle my fancy, which isn't a bad thing (as far as my productivity goes). Although, we have Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. I'd like to give it a decent go - it's my partner's favorite. But, there's an update in the works for the PS5 in the back half of this year and I'm tempted to wait till then.
Yeah I just completed the main storyline. There's no way I'd go for 100%.Ditto - finished it last night. 158 hours. Every treasure, mystery and artifact. Every legendary weapon. All done.
I feel so empty. Is post-game depression a thing?
I wish I hadn't been so OCD collecting everything as I went. It would've been nice to have had a few dozen things to do with all the end of game gear I acquired.
AC: Valhalla was my partner's purchase. But boy, was I the one who got sucked down the rabbit hole.
I don't have another PS5 game to tickle my fancy, which isn't a bad thing (as far as my productivity goes). Although, we have Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. I'd like to give it a decent go - it's my partner's favorite. But, there's an update in the works for the PS5 in the back half of this year and I'm tempted to wait till then.
And I have gotten 100% in some of the previous AC games like Origins and Syndicate.Yeah I also wanna give Witched 3 another shot, but I'm also waiting for the PS5 patch.
Anyway, I've been playing Avengers for almost a week now and I'm having a ton of fun with it. Once I'm done with it I'll probably play Oddworld: Soulstorm.
I'm doing an old one. Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga ....
Playing Minecraft extremely heavily right now.
The Realms server I play with friends on recently has gotten so alive.
Instead of everyone doing their thing thousands of blocks away all on their own, we decided to build a new community hub with a shared center area and pretty much everyone in shouting distance.
We are gonna have a number of resource shops to trade with each other and live the multiplayer experience.
We are trying to emulate the Hermitcraft server a bit, obviously on a lower scale.
Such fun.
The Realms server I play with friends on recently has gotten so alive.
Instead of everyone doing their thing thousands of blocks away all on their own, we decided to build a new community hub with a shared center area and pretty much everyone in shouting distance.
We are gonna have a number of resource shops to trade with each other and live the multiplayer experience.
We are trying to emulate the Hermitcraft server a bit, obviously on a lower scale.
Such fun.
Ditto - finished it last night. 158 hours. Every treasure, mystery and artifact. Every legendary weapon. All done.
I feel so empty. Is post-game depression a thing?
Post-game depression is a thing (at least for me). There was about three months after The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild where I couldn't find anything to play that piqued my interest so I didn't play any games at all.
The same thing happened when I got done with Far Cry 5 and Ghost of Tsushima.
Luckily it didn't happen after I finished Valhalla, as I jumped straight into Spider-Man Miles Morales then Immortals Fenyx Rising.
Yeah I just completed the main storyline. There's no way I'd go for 100%.
Yeah I also wanna give Witched 3 another shot, but I'm also waiting for the PS5 patch.
Anyway, I've been playing Avengers for almost a week now and I'm having a ton of fun with it. Once I'm done with it I'll probably play Oddworld: Soulstorm.
I had left a lot on the side when completing the main story in games like RDR2 and GTAV, so thought I'd give the completest angle a shot. But yeah, it was a bit mad. Still, loved the game. My first foray into the world of AC.
Well, I'm not alone then. I'm still get a vicarious fix watching my partner finish the game.
Speaking of Ghosts of Tsushima - I just ordered a copy last night. I keep hearing about it and from what I gather it's an amazing game and looks phenomenal on the PS5. That should tide me over until GTAV and The Witcher 3 get their PS5 upgrades.
Regarding Valhalla... yeah ok, that makes sense. I've played all the proper AC games that have been made including Liberation on the Vita. So while I do still enjoy playing the games, I just don't have the patience (or the will-power) to got for 100%.I had left a lot on the side when completing the main story in games like RDR2 and GTAV, so thought I'd give the completest angle a shot. But yeah, it was a bit mad. Still, loved the game. My first foray into the world of AC.
Well, I'm not alone then. I'm still get a vicarious fix watching my partner finish the game.
Speaking of Ghosts of Tsushima - I just ordered a copy last night. I keep hearing about it and from what I gather it's an amazing game and looks phenomenal on the PS5. That should tide me over until GTAV and The Witcher 3 get their PS5 upgrades.
As for Ghost of Tsushima... I absolutely loved that game. I got the platinum in that game. Vventually I might even replay it on the PS5 like I did God of War. Both games look great at 60fps.
Yeah, Ghosts of Tsushima is an amazing game. Finished it a few weeks ago. Absolutely engrossing. Love the variety in the landscape.
Had fun times with that, but I think I have the Amiga version rather than dos
Heroquest on the other hand was probably the first PC game I properly played - at least until I got my 486. Heroquest was played on an old 386sx laptop
I'd prefer the Amiga version, though messing around with emulators and tracking down boot roms is a bit of a pain. DosBox just works.Had fun times with that, but I think I have the Amiga version rather than dos
The weird part is that I don't have a lot of nostalgia for this game. Never played the videogame version back in the day, but I did own the physical board game in the late 90's (long gone now, mores the pitty) when I was getting into model making. Turns out I'm crap at painting, and only had one friend (who was a HUGE 40K nerd) willing to play. Also I couldn't wrap my head around the rules at the time. Back then I was adverse to any games that felt suspiciously like homework. It's also what put me off about RPGs in general (pen & paper or videogames ) all the way up until 'Dragon Age: Origins' & 'Mass Effect'.
Seriously, I bought KoTOR, played it for 30 mins, almost immediately uninstalled and let it sit on my shelf untouched for like 5 years before I gave it another go it because all that d20 "repeatedly miss someone standing right in front of me" felt tedious and stupid.
Does a ZX Spectrum count as a PC? If so then my first PC game was Jetpac.Heroquest on the other hand was probably the first PC game I properly played - at least until I got my 486. Heroquest was played on an old 386sx laptop
Last edited:
I'd prefer the Amiga version, though messing around with emulators and tracking down boot roms is a bit of a pain. DosBox just works.
Does a ZX Spectrum count as a PC? If so then my first PC game was Jetpac.
Still got a working Amiga (A500+) so that's not so bad for me. If we're going old computers, the first real one I had was an Oric 48k (Ultra - basically Space Invaders being the first game), and a Spectrum 48k followed. Not sure if the original Spectrum is still around but there's a 128k somewhere, as is the Oric. I haven't booted them up in a while so I might need to check them. Still got all the tapes though.
Similar threads
