Games you are currently playing - Part 7

[pistolpete11]

I started Dredge. I'm not sure why I like this game, but I do. It's essentially just a resource collection game so far. I guess the day/night cycle where bad things happen at night adds a little more to it than some of those games. I'm sure the story is a bit more involved, too.

 

[Unholy Diver]

Just started The Legend of Zelda: Links Awakening, on Switch. Thru the first dungeon so far and loving it, was amazed how it recaptures the feel of the original from the NES, then I see that it is a remake of a GB game from 1993, so it makes a lot more sense now. I new it was a remake or remaster, just didn't realize it was from so far back

 

[PK Cronin]

Gave up Counter-Strike to play Delta Force and it's a really fun free to play game. They just released a new campaign mode but it's a bit clunky still.

Overall it has great gameplay when you're in the matches but the UI and all the battlepass stuff is just too overwhelming for me to care about. I'd recommend it for anyone who likes a casual FPS game similar to CoD or Battlefield but without toxicity.

 

[S E P H]

I'm playing Horizon: Forbidden West. It has been loads of fun with a ton of improvements over the first one. However, the combat isn't as smooth as I would want it, especially spear combat and a lot of the tasks are very grindy to prolong the game's hours (meaning the developers didn't do a good enough job).

 

[Turin]

Back to playing Skyrim, for the 35th playthrough. Going to actually build for alchemy this time so help me.

 

[robertmac43]

Far Cry 6 and its incredibly mid. Likely going to drop this shortly.

 

[Frankie Spankie]

I started Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader last week but was sick so couldn't really get into it. Just finished the prologue today. It seems like it could be a really fun RPG. I don't really know anything about the Warhammer universe though. This is also my first Owlcat game, I still haven't played either Pathfinder games. I'll get to those eventually.

I also started Turbo Overkill which I remember playing the demo for before it came out and being disappointed. I gave it another shot and I'm having a blast with it. It's quickly becoming one of my favorite boomer shooters of all time.

 

[TheMistyStranger]

Far Cry 6 and its incredibly mid. Likely going to drop this shortly.

I felt the same. Honestly though the fishing is the best part, and really pretty.

All my gaming this day is for youtube, so it's Fallout New Vegas, Knights of the Old Republic, and Shining Force 2. SF2 is wrapping tomorrow and then I'm putting up a community poll, but I'm guessing people are going to choose Phantasy Star 4 from that. Once KOTOR wraps mid-March, I'm starting Avowed.