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Bloodborne.
Killed the first boss in on my first attempt, second boss on my second attempt, third boss on... like, fifth. Fourth boss and the area enemies are playing with me like a cat with a ball of yarn.
It's a pretty amazing game so far, and I know that I've hardly touched the surface. There's werewolves and beasts and the likes, but from what I'm seeing it appears that the game is slowly dragging the players toward unsettling lovecraftian eldritch monster shenanigans.
"CS:GO" some "Far Cry 3" and "Life Is Strange" "Life is strange" is a game that is very dreamlike to say the least. I would recommend it to anyone, even people who isnt that interesting in gaming really.
Dying Light, Dragon Age: Inquisition, The Forest, Among the Sleep.
Kerbal Space Program. I RC a lot while playing because the game shares a lot of similarities to the dreams of space/spaceships/traveling to other planets that I frequently have. I also enjoy it since it can be challenging at times and requires a little more thought than say a first person shooter game. There are a lot of mods for KSP, but the vanilla game offers more than enough complexity to keep me entertained.
Minecraft. A guilty pleasure of mine is to build massive projects without the use of god mode. I play Minecraft un-modded too. I find the feeling of creation and accomplishment more gratifying than the feeling of destruction and death when playing 'mainstream' FPS games. This isn't to say I don't play Halo once in awhile with my friends, but I don't find it as enjoyable as these games.
LittleBigPlanet3. Same rhetoric as the last two games. I enjoy being creative and creating things. I actually haven't uploaded a single level yet. I just play the game and use the creation tools as a sandbox for ides. Usually just messing around in the level editor is more than enough fun for me.
Tried out Civ: Beyond Earth, and after troubleshooting for half an hour to get it to run fullscreen (six months after release, with all mainstream components... fail, Firaxis), found it kind of boring. There's not much real sense of progress, wandering through the tech "web" and building whatever you can build right now. The factions don't have much personality. The terrain and units are nothing special. Endless Legend, which probably had a fraction of the budget and manpower behind it, makes Civ:BE look ridiculous.
And now for a proper space game: I'm back in Space Engineers. They've added oxygen, and did a good job with the mechanics. It would be nice if they could smooth out the server code, but it's not terrible. I found a custom hardcore survival server today that looks pretty cool, in that frustrating-as-hell kind of way ;)
I'm playing Monster Hunter 4 right now, really great game and will keep you going on for hours.
I also play League of Legends, and minecraft.
just got skyrim for pc
Darkest dungeon, fun and beautiful.
Just bought GTA V for PC.
Having a few issues with graphics stuttering and game crashing, still trying to fix it so I haven't been able to play much yet.
I've been playing the game of avoiding academic responsibilities until it all piles up at the end of the semester and you basically panic as your sanity slowly starts to crack because college.
Oh, you meant video game? Mostly Minecraft. My friend just got a Realm recently, so I've been playing occasionally.
Omg, don't do that to yourself! Seriously... I've seen it way too often. Best thing you can do is go talk to all your profs right away and come up with a plan for finishing your classes successfully, if it's not too late. Believe me, I know the sweet delight of procrastination, but always remember—the cake is a lie!Quote:
Originally Posted by spellbee2
Gradius 3 for the SNES.
Probably the best space shooter I have played so far.
It's crazily addictive, and the gameplay and music is fantastic.
CS:GO, GTA V for PC and some Killzone: Mercenary on my new Vita. Great handheld, shame it's not popular.
Would anyone recommend cs:go for an inexperienced FPS player? I heard it is quite competitive and also the community is toxic as hell. True or false?
I would say that you got your biases quite right. People in general take that game to seriously and can get pretty nasty to anyone who doesn't play "good enough". CS is probably the most difficult FPS to play, and that is what makes it a fun challenge aswell. However, I would recommend cs:go if you are able to ignore all the nasty comments and just play for fun. It's a game after all, in which many cs players tend to forget.;) ..:sniper:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marm
Just recently got Majora's Mask 3D :D
I've been back in Minecraft. Logged on to a server I haven't visited since March, and my base was still there and untouched. I've seen two dozen people on there at peak times the last couple days, so it's not like the server's abandoned. The base is far from spawn, but not crazy far, and it's barely hidden at all.
I should really be playing Valkyria Chronicles, but suddenly i've become addicted to League of Legends
someone help
What makes cs:go such a difficult FPS? The last cs game I played was Source so I can't really comment... but have the mechanics changed a lot since then?Quote:
Originally Posted by DreamyBear
SSX. i'm dying to play some mario or zelda but i don't have any nintendo systems.
I strongly recommend Dragon Age: Inquisition. I'm still only partly through (no spoilers!) but it is becoming more and more evident that dreaming, even lucid dreaming, is a major theme in the game. The DA series has always had an interesting take on dreaming, but this sequel is exploring it in more depth than the past installments.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
Lately I've been playing Destiny and Dungeons and Dragons Online when I want to play with friends, and I play Ratchet and Clank: Tools of Destruction when I am playing on my own. So these are also what I expect to be dreaming about when I remember dreams. :shadewink:
Fallout New Vegas, Spiral Knights, and Garry's Mod.