LavitzSlambert
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As you've noticed, the difficulty is overhyped. The games are excellent though, glad you found it in you to give the genre a shot and are enjoying!
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As you've noticed, the difficulty is overhyped. The games are excellent though, glad you found it in you to give the genre a shot and are enjoying!
TheUsual
Gold Member
I have both via Xbox BC. Control wise, 2 is better than 1.
Otogi only has inverted camera movement for both horizontal and vertical directions on the right stick.
Otogi 2 let's you change that.
Mitsurux
Member
Continuing my Lttp JRPG run
Soul Hackers 2 (Xbox Series X) - This game was on my Amazon buying list due to its low price, saw it was on Gamepass currently so i gave it a go (Before ordering the physical copy). About 7 hours in and I'm enjoying to so far, characters and story are quite interesting. The battle system is good, not overly complicated, but you can still customize you characters skills to a good degree. The "Dungeons" are pretty much in the Atlus tunnel variety so far. (Which is fine). Still kinda experimenting with the Demon Fusing, not sure if its best to fuse or to keep leveling up current ones (trying to avoid any guides/walkthroughs for now). (Physical copy ordered)
Soul Hackers 2 (Xbox Series X) - This game was on my Amazon buying list due to its low price, saw it was on Gamepass currently so i gave it a go (Before ordering the physical copy). About 7 hours in and I'm enjoying to so far, characters and story are quite interesting. The battle system is good, not overly complicated, but you can still customize you characters skills to a good degree. The "Dungeons" are pretty much in the Atlus tunnel variety so far. (Which is fine). Still kinda experimenting with the Demon Fusing, not sure if its best to fuse or to keep leveling up current ones (trying to avoid any guides/walkthroughs for now). (Physical copy ordered)
Gandih42
Member
Started and beat first 3 levels of Evil West (to play alongside Xenoblade 3). Really fun game that totally leans into PS3/360 era action games. Over the top gore, serviceable B-movie action story, decent visuals, and quite fun combat. Could see myself replaying on higher difficulties.
Plague Tale Requiem: First game was a real sleeper hit and this is more of the same (in a good way). I was actually quite surprised by how it ended! Feels a bit expanded with bigger story, larger areas and skill trees etc, which I don't think is an improvement tbh. Absolutely stunning to look at though. Solid 7.5/10 type of game.
Silent Hill Short Message: For what it is I quite enjoyed it. Setting is interesting. Chase segments are pretty bad although found it getting tense just because of frustration and it being unclear where to go etc. Biggest gripe (and is a pretty major one) is what does this game have to do with Silent Hill???
Silent Hill Short Message: For what it is I quite enjoyed it. Setting is interesting. Chase segments are pretty bad although found it getting tense just because of frustration and it being unclear where to go etc. Biggest gripe (and is a pretty major one) is what does this game have to do with Silent Hill???
mayham2199
Member
Started up Lost Judgement. Trying to get through it before Rebirth comes out which shouldn't be an issue.
AndrewRyan
Member
Made it past the hype but my curiosity remained for Armored Core VI so finally caved and got it yesterday. My first AC. Phenomenal game with gorgeous sprawling landscapes and a crazy sense of scale. Very challenging to keep your 3d situational awareness with so much going on so have to rely on sound effects which are terrific. Everything revolves around builds and there's so many options you could play it for years. Enjoying the hell out of it.
Feel Like I'm On 42
Member
Bramble- great for this type if game (inside/little nightmares). Don't expect challenging puzzles, it's pretty straightforward simple challenges. Beautiful and eerie, paced really well, dripping with atmosphere and just expertly crafted little game. Sound design and lighting is great. Def worth the $12 I paid for it.
Btw anyone have opinion on if Splatoon 3 is worth $40? I'm on the fence but think it might be worth having for the Side Order expansion coming soon. I have Splat 2 and enjoyed it but I'm not big into the multiplayer ...sale ends in a few hours argghh
Btw anyone have opinion on if Splatoon 3 is worth $40? I'm on the fence but think it might be worth having for the Side Order expansion coming soon. I have Splat 2 and enjoyed it but I'm not big into the multiplayer ...sale ends in a few hours argghh
Hydroxy
Member
Playing Gotham Knights and Persona 3 Reload on gamepass. Gotham Knights is okay so far, feels like a 6/10 game that's passable but nothing special and definitely inferior to the Arkham games but the story is not bad i guess. It does feel very repetitive though with not much gameplay variety.
Persona 3 Reload definitely feels good to play. Although I'm not sure if I have it in me to go through 200 floors of Tartarus again.
Persona 3 Reload definitely feels good to play. Although I'm not sure if I have it in me to go through 200 floors of Tartarus again.
LimanimaPT
Member
I'm playing Kena. I don't know how to feel about this game. It has some really good things and some really bad.
Graphics are great, I like the platforming, a few enjoyable puzzles among other things.
But then, there's the bads. Voice acting is terrible, the story is confusing (I feel there's a story just because).
No point in exploring. There's only hats and crystals (to get more hats) , who cares about hats? Well, at least there are Rots to find...
And the boss fights? What the hell... why are they so god damn hard?! Is this Dark Souls or what?
I feel like this was kind of a miss for what could be a really good game. I'm filing this under "Average+".
But the game was developed by a small team and is their first game. They did a pretty good job for their first attempt.
Graphics are great, I like the platforming, a few enjoyable puzzles among other things.
But then, there's the bads. Voice acting is terrible, the story is confusing (I feel there's a story just because).
No point in exploring. There's only hats and crystals (to get more hats) , who cares about hats? Well, at least there are Rots to find...
And the boss fights? What the hell... why are they so god damn hard?! Is this Dark Souls or what?
I feel like this was kind of a miss for what could be a really good game. I'm filing this under "Average+".
But the game was developed by a small team and is their first game. They did a pretty good job for their first attempt.
Shake Your Rump
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If you don’t enjoy the first game, why would you bother with the second?
Hohenheim
Member
I did enjoy it for 12 hours. Just felt more like playing something else.
Maybe i'll enjoy the sequel even more and actually finish it
amigastar
Member
Really? That sucks indeed, I was looking forward to it.
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JimmyRustler
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Playing RE4 OG the first time since finishing the Remake 5 times.
I mean, I always considered the Remake amazing and well done, but replaying the OG just makes me realise how much of a good job Capcom did here. OG is prolly my favourite and most replayed game ever but after the Remake I find it quite hard to play. Miss so many things for the Remake… Crazy. Once again… Capcom did the impossible and improved and almost perfect game. Would have never thought they manage.
I mean, I always considered the Remake amazing and well done, but replaying the OG just makes me realise how much of a good job Capcom did here. OG is prolly my favourite and most replayed game ever but after the Remake I find it quite hard to play. Miss so many things for the Remake… Crazy. Once again… Capcom did the impossible and improved and almost perfect game. Would have never thought they manage.
FoxMcChief
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Fortnite
NeverYouMind
Member
Are you at least playing it with the HD Project mod or GameCube/Wii version on CRT? Because most other versions are bollocks with the exception of Occulus Quest 2 version, which is a different experience.
i'm not supposed to discuss it but who knows you might like it, it might also change for the better
Jesb
Gold Member
Too many different things now that I just recently joined GeForcenow and bought myself a shield device. Right now these.
Battlefield 1. Why didn’t ea make their own Assassins Creed? I’m loving this one, the levels on the desert reminds me of an Ass Creed if it was first person.
RE2, RE3,
Star Wars Jedi Order. What a great game this is. I haven’t been this immersed in this universe since kotor. They really nailed this.
A Plague Tale: Requiem. Another beautiful game. Like wow what a graphical showcase this is. The gameplay I feel is a little repetitive in these games, but still enjoying it. Kind of funny to see the main weapon is still a sling shot lol.
Alan Wake. Decided to revisit this. Graphics have aged a bit but still a very atmospheric masterpiece.
But I’m playing even more than this. Too many to list but the above has most my attention right now.
Battlefield 1. Why didn’t ea make their own Assassins Creed? I’m loving this one, the levels on the desert reminds me of an Ass Creed if it was first person.
RE2, RE3,
Star Wars Jedi Order. What a great game this is. I haven’t been this immersed in this universe since kotor. They really nailed this.
A Plague Tale: Requiem. Another beautiful game. Like wow what a graphical showcase this is. The gameplay I feel is a little repetitive in these games, but still enjoying it. Kind of funny to see the main weapon is still a sling shot lol.
Alan Wake. Decided to revisit this. Graphics have aged a bit but still a very atmospheric masterpiece.
But I’m playing even more than this. Too many to list but the above has most my attention right now.
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fart town usa
Member
I'm chipping away at Resistance 3 with the Move controller and wow, the camera is so zoomed in. I'm not sure if it's a bad thing, or just as zoomed in as other shooters, but in hectic gun fights it can be near impossible to even see what the hell is going on, lol.
Also, some of the guns are big as shit. They look amazing but the rocket launcher is laughably big. The AI is damn good too on Normal even, they will always connect. I remembered Resistance games being tough, and this one definitely can be. No recharging health either. Some of the sections in this game, I can't even imagine trying to complete it with a controller. Bullets everywhere and your character is heavy, jumping is about useless in this game.
Look at this gun though, lol.
Also, some of the guns are big as shit. They look amazing but the rocket launcher is laughably big. The AI is damn good too on Normal even, they will always connect. I remembered Resistance games being tough, and this one definitely can be. No recharging health either. Some of the sections in this game, I can't even imagine trying to complete it with a controller. Bullets everywhere and your character is heavy, jumping is about useless in this game.
Look at this gun though, lol.
LavitzSlambert
Member
I have been contemplating playing this, just haven't had it in me to start a 50+ hour game so close to FF7 Rebirth. Do you feel like I would make enough progress to feel meaningful if I played for an hour or two a night?
The story is pretty standard fare but the world is pretty creative and I enjoyed the fights. Definitely more difficult than expected, but the responsiveness of the controls really impressed me. I thought it was going to be another indie game that is style over substance, and it was not that way at all. Really looking forward to the team's next game.
Does it really live up to that standard? I played the demo and it was alright, the controls felt...off. Something about the original was precise. At the same time I am afraid if they did do a good job it will kind of ruin the original.
JimmyRustler
Member
Yes, absolutely. You may have to play it for a bit to get used to it. But it wasn’t really any different for the original when you’re honest. Remember all the criticism because of the wonky aim and the lack of straffing? That is all gone with the Remake and boy will you miss the parry once you’re used to it.
Playing on PS5. I do have the HD mod and love it buy I don’t really want to sit in front of the PC after work and also am always bothered by the 60 FPS QTE issue of the PC version which makes some of the QTE impossible to pass without switching to 30 FPS mode.
Redefine07
Member
Gothic Archolos: Chronicles of Myrtana second time , finished it when it was out now I try the other faction Merchant's Guild.
PS5 : Cyberpunk 2077 Liberty City until Final Fantasy VII Rebirth gets out
PS5 : Cyberpunk 2077 Liberty City until Final Fantasy VII Rebirth gets out
Shake Your Rump
Member
I finished the campaign in Granblue Fantasy Relink. I was very excited to get into the end-game multiplayer quests but… it just fell flat for me. There is no drive to do these extremely easy and fast quests repeatedly. I spent 100 hours in Monster Hunter doing quests repeatedly to max out gear and weapons. Here, it feels so soulless. Oh well, I enjoyed the game otherwise.
I loaded up Tales of Destiny on my PS1, so I’ll be playing that for a while. This is a quick photo from my TV that I thought was hilarious. I don’t know what else I expected from inspecting a toilet.
I loaded up Tales of Destiny on my PS1, so I’ll be playing that for a while. This is a quick photo from my TV that I thought was hilarious. I don’t know what else I expected from inspecting a toilet.
Flyingpanther
Member
Evil west nice game feels like 1886 and uncharted 3
Khasha
Neo Member
So my current rotation features ....
Halo: Infinite because i really enjoy the Arena FPS genre and despite all the negative press it is one of the best Arena FPS games that are currently available IMHO. The dev team resurrected this game in Season 5 and its been a generally upward trajectory since then. Very decent Campaign, Very fun and exciting multiplayer that features a Ranked/Competitive scene amongst social and PVE game modes.
CS2 - Not in a fantastic state anti-cheat wise although if you enjoy playing competitively then FaceIt may be your best option.
Magic The Gathering, Arena - Oh man Magic as an E-Sport? Yes Please.
Triangle Strategy - This has been on my list for a long time. I decided against going just for the story and bumped up the difficulty a notch. The game has SERIOUS depth and anyone who enjoys Isometric, Final Fantasy Tactics style game play paired with story-rich content.
Cyberpunk 2077 - Honorable mention here I'd like to play it more but I think i'm better off upgrading my PC's cooling system before i spend too much time in Liberty City.
Halo: Infinite because i really enjoy the Arena FPS genre and despite all the negative press it is one of the best Arena FPS games that are currently available IMHO. The dev team resurrected this game in Season 5 and its been a generally upward trajectory since then. Very decent Campaign, Very fun and exciting multiplayer that features a Ranked/Competitive scene amongst social and PVE game modes.
CS2 - Not in a fantastic state anti-cheat wise although if you enjoy playing competitively then FaceIt may be your best option.
Magic The Gathering, Arena - Oh man Magic as an E-Sport? Yes Please.
Triangle Strategy - This has been on my list for a long time. I decided against going just for the story and bumped up the difficulty a notch. The game has SERIOUS depth and anyone who enjoys Isometric, Final Fantasy Tactics style game play paired with story-rich content.
Cyberpunk 2077 - Honorable mention here I'd like to play it more but I think i'm better off upgrading my PC's cooling system before i spend too much time in Liberty City.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
Fortnite (PS Series X)
Compound (Quest 3)
Compound (Quest 3)
NeverYouMind
Member
I use the recommended trainer and it can do those automatically alongside other QoL features and bug fixes.
Mr Hyde
Member
Finished Dead Space 2. It's still cool. It looks pretty good, way better than the PS3 version, with some beautiful art direction and space vistas. High framerates was a blessing. Smooth as fuck. The game has some wild set pieces, of the kind you only almost saw during the PS360 era and the action is solid. The Sprawl is a good replacement to the Ishimura but the story is unfortunately lackluster and the final chapter and boss is not good at all. You can see the cracks and lack of ideas in this sequel but it's still worth a go. A remake would be pretty cool.
Went back to AC Valhalla after a long break. I kinda like this game. Only AC that's clicked with me. It's very beautiful. Love the Viking theme and setting of England. Very well done. Intriguing plot and fun little side stories and mysteries that breathes life into the world. Lot's of activities beyond the story. You never quite know what you'll stumble upon to, which makes exploration rewarding. It feels much better than Odyssey, which I got bored of due to the insane copy and paste feel of the world and locations.
Went back to AC Valhalla after a long break. I kinda like this game. Only AC that's clicked with me. It's very beautiful. Love the Viking theme and setting of England. Very well done. Intriguing plot and fun little side stories and mysteries that breathes life into the world. Lot's of activities beyond the story. You never quite know what you'll stumble upon to, which makes exploration rewarding. It feels much better than Odyssey, which I got bored of due to the insane copy and paste feel of the world and locations.
poodaddy
Gold Member
I played and enjoyed the remake, beat it multiple times. Good game. That being said, I couldn't disagree more.
For some reason I just find the original so much more replayable. I love everything about it, it's a perfect game to me. The remake is quite good, but there were so many times that I wished I was just playing the original. My wife expressed similar sentiment. Granted, it's our favorite game and we've both beaten it literally hundreds of times, so the new one was appreciated just for being new and shaking things up, but I find the original to just be a vastly better game in terms of design tightness. Different strokes I guess.
swaffles23
Member
Lies of P and FFVIIR Yuffie DLC
tylrdiablos
Member
I've just finished Final Fantasy VIII Remastered (PC)... I'm 25 years late to the party and my played-time was 52 hours... but I did it, Goddamnit.
Now onto Final Fantasy IX Remastered (PC).
Now onto Final Fantasy IX Remastered (PC).
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JimmyRustler
Member
Hmm… My biggest issue with the Original after playing the Remake is the lack of parry and the fact that I always have to go into the main menu to switch the weapon. Both were such great additions.
But yeah, different strokes. RE4 will always be one of my absolute favourites but Capcom really has done a wonderful job on the Remake.
Heimdall_Xtreme
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JimmyRustler
Member
Halo 2 and 3 are even better. Have fun mate.
Played through The Invincible on Steam. Another walking sim / story game as I am going for some shorter ones recently. Really pretty game and enjoyable - nothing groundbreaking.
I wanted something more action based so started Scarlet Nexus on PS5 which is scratching that anime/action itch but have also started Silent Hill 2 Enhanced Edition on PC to play when its dark. I only recently played through Silent Hill on a PSX emulator on Steam Deck and everyone goes crazy over 2 - am looking forward to it.
I wanted something more action based so started Scarlet Nexus on PS5 which is scratching that anime/action itch but have also started Silent Hill 2 Enhanced Edition on PC to play when its dark. I only recently played through Silent Hill on a PSX emulator on Steam Deck and everyone goes crazy over 2 - am looking forward to it.
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