Have you been spending hours trying to pass a level? Or maybe you are completely addicted to a newly bought game. Do you have a question about a game or would like to share something else? In the Weekly Discussion Thread, you can do it all!
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Thanks to starfield I started playing Fallout 4 again, but this time with mods. And oh goodness do I like this game alot more now.
Currently playing Baldur's Gate 3, 2 player co-op and it's been an absolute blast.
Recently a friend started playing No Man's Sky and I joined in to help him get started and give him some tips… Only to get re-addicted to it myself so now I'm split between BG3 and NMS 🥲
Still playing Starfield.
Game is immense in scale and I’ve been doing random quests and POI hunting and enjoying it thoroughly.
Just got No Mans Sky for my Switch, having to update every time I insert the cartridge is a bit annoying but it’s so much better experienced on a console than on a computer.
Currently Final Fantasy XV, honestly I want to like this game but it feels like such a chore to play and it's really disheartening.
It has the spirit but honestly I am about to turn off the voices because they talk WAY too much and WAY too repetitively.
Also the side quests are way too unbalanced and the distance and time to take to go back and forth.
The day/night cycle is a bit intrusive though and it goes way too quickly imo.
The Chocobo riding is adorable and I love seeing "Con KWEH tulations!" as it makes me want to keep going.
It's my fourth time trying to play the game and I'm further than I was at Chapter 4, but I need something soon to keep me going.
The chocobo's may be the saving grace haha
Baulders Gate Enhanced Edition
The Forest
AEW Fight ForeverJust finished Sea of Stars. A random indie game I saw that looked like it would tickle my nostalgia senses, and boy did it deliver. Managed to sneak its way into my top 10 games of all time, easy.
If you're a fan of turn-based RPGs with action command mechanics (like Paper Mario or Mario & Luigi), old school isometric pixel graphics like Golden Sun or Breath of Fire, great characters, a solid plot, and good pacing, I urge you to pick this game up. There wasn't ever really a moment where I didn't want to keep playing.
It took me about 35 hours to finish the entire story and most side content. I estimate it would be probably another 10 hours to finish the rest of the side quests and get all the achievements.
I am playing Railbound after it got on sale this week. Some of the extra levels are really hard and I have yet to find a solution.
Overall it is a fun little game which works great on the Steam Deck.
Playing Baldur's Gate 3 and Tarkov, I tried Starfield, but it felt flat and boring and dropped it after a couple of hours. Went back straight to BG3
