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osu
half life maybe?
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getting back into itDM FOR MUTUAL wrote:
osu
besides HL:A, I've played and finished every single Half Life game.lostsilver wrote:
half life maybe?
dead by daylight is pretty fun imo
warframe
heynlo lev, been a whilelevesterz wrote:
cuisineer
Shogi
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Any gacha will be automatically dismissed.Jangsoodlor wrote:
Blue Archive
Multiplayer and horror. Sorry, but no.Blushing wrote:
dead by daylight is pretty fun imo
Looks interesting. I will see about trying it out.levesterz wrote:
cuisineer
No, you pick one from it and say it.Patatitta wrote:
just pick something from my list
this?Ymir wrote:
Shogi
I know someone who played it. I might try it out.Karmine wrote:
Ace Combat.
Disco elysium, hypnospace outlaw, the beginners guide, sanabi, felvidek, void stranger
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I know about Disco Elysium. Not interested.Patatitta wrote:
Disco elysium, hypnospace outlaw, the beginners guide, sanabi, felvidek, void stranger
Hypnospace Outlaw seems interesting.
I've played The Beginner's Guide. It was short and sweetie.
I think I saw Sanabi before. Either way, kinda interesting.
Felvidek seems meh.
Void Stranger seems meh, but I might give it a shot.
felvidek is a very interesting RPG, it's written entirerily in medieval english, the combat is actually good (a lot better than most high budgets JRPG/RPG tbh), the comedy is funny, and the story is engaging, so yeah, a pretty good and unique RPG, pretty inspired by hylics, which I also recommend
void stranger is a game that has gone under the radar by many, but it's in that same genre as outer wilds and animal well, which have blown up recently, but void stranger is literally animal well but somehow 20 times more insane, honestly I couldn't finish it because some puzzles goes DEEP and my brain cant handle that, but ifd you're into that genre, I heavily recommend it
void stranger is a game that has gone under the radar by many, but it's in that same genre as outer wilds and animal well, which have blown up recently, but void stranger is literally animal well but somehow 20 times more insane, honestly I couldn't finish it because some puzzles goes DEEP and my brain cant handle that, but ifd you're into that genre, I heavily recommend it
Undertale and Deltarune
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I wanna try Undertale again, but I'm not touching Deltarune until it is finished.Corne2Plum3 wrote:
Undertale and Deltarune
Valkyria Chronicles.
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Seems interesting.Kobold84 wrote:
Valkyria Chronicles.
Thought it said Valkyrie Profile for a secondKobold84 wrote:
Valkyria Chronicles.
.Subnautica
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Heard good things about it. I will try it out.Nanofranne wrote:
Subnautica
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FYI, though, I will probably get GTA IV for this summer sale and I will play that first most likely
ah. okayWinnyace wrote:
besides HL:A, I've played and finished every single Half Life game.lostsilver wrote:
half life maybe?
hmmm...
pizza tower maybe?
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[ Rynn ] wrote:
genshin impact
Winnyace wrote:
Any gacha will be automatically dismissed.
Oh yeah, that is one that looked really interesting.lostsilver wrote:
pizza tower maybe?
I haven't played any From Software game and I'm honestly too intimidated to go to this one straight away. I will probably first try Dark Souls III and then Elden Ring, but not sure when.Hydreigon wrote:
Elden ring and the dlc
okiiWinnyace wrote:
Oh yeah, that is one that looked really interesting.lostsilver wrote:
pizza tower maybe?
have fun!! <3
doom etern
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I actually have the 2016 game in my backlog, so I will probably first play that.burgernfat wrote:
doom etern
thing is.. Elden ring is one of the most beginner friendly souls-game out there, yeah they do still have hard bosses later on, but the game gives u many resources on beating them combine with a big open world to explore any location u want and letting you choose if you wanna go exploring and levelling up or go straight to the hard bosses firstWinnyace wrote:
I haven't played any From Software game and I'm honestly too intimidated to go to this one straight away. I will probably first try Dark Souls III and then Elden Ring, but not sure when.Hydreigon wrote:
Elden ring and the dlc
its also many peoples first souls game as well
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How do I know that an area is too high level for me? Besides, of course, going to the wiki.Hydreigon wrote:
thing is.. Elden ring is one of the most beginner friendly souls-game out there, yeah they do still have hard bosses later on, but the game gives u many resources on beating them combine with a big open world to explore any location u want and letting you choose if you wanna go exploring and levelling up or go straight to the hard bosses firstWinnyace wrote:
I haven't played any From Software game and I'm honestly too intimidated to go to this one straight away. I will probably first try Dark Souls III and then Elden Ring, but not sure when.Hydreigon wrote:
Elden ring and the dlc
its also many peoples first souls game as well
Girls! Girls! Girls!?
if you dont want to leave your room ever again play factorio
Celeste is pretty ok
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I almost finished it. I was at the last chapter when I stopped playing it, iirc.Wimpy Cursed wrote:
Celeste is pretty ok
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I have tried it before. It is too big brain for me, but I wanna try it again.Reyalp51 wrote:
if you dont want to leave your room ever again play factorio
Nukige? Nah thanks. Moege pleaseClevelandsMyBro wrote:
Girls! Girls! Girls!?
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Hmm... not sure honestly. I'm inclined towards a no.Jun Maeda wrote:
Roblox
sorry for posting before you edited op 🙏Winnyace wrote:
[ Rynn ] wrote:
genshin impactWinnyace wrote:
Any gacha will be automatically dismissed.
Dodonpachi Resurrection
That's evil.MaxIsABigKaiju wrote:
Dodonpachi Resurrection
DbD is only "horror" for the first 50 or so hours, then it becomes more strategic than scary (and honestly usually pretty funny).
It didn't seem like a game I personally would have enjoyed but I actually really like playing it.
It didn't seem like a game I personally would have enjoyed but I actually really like playing it.
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Full name, pleaseAshton wrote:
DbD is only "horror" for the first 50 or so hours, then it becomes more strategic than scary (and honestly usually pretty funny).
It didn't seem like a game I personally would have enjoyed but I actually really like playing it.
Dead by daylightWinnyace wrote:
Full name, pleaseAshton wrote:
DbD is only "horror" for the first 50 or so hours, then it becomes more strategic than scary (and honestly usually pretty funny).
It didn't seem like a game I personally would have enjoyed but I actually really like playing it.
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Oh. Well, I'm not really interested, honestly. I don't like horror games.igorsprite wrote:
Dead by daylightWinnyace wrote:
Full name, pleaseAshton wrote:
DbD is only "horror" for the first 50 or so hours, then it becomes more strategic than scary (and honestly usually pretty funny).
It didn't seem like a game I personally would have enjoyed but I actually really like playing it.
tbf you're not really supposed to play fromsoftware games without looking stuff up, people always praise the lore of dark souls, but again, that is only something you're going to understand and appreciate if you look it up in youtube.Winnyace wrote:
How do I know that an area is too high level for me? Besides, of course, going to the wiki.Hydreigon wrote:
thing is.. Elden ring is one of the most beginner friendly souls-game out there, yeah they do still have hard bosses later on, but the game gives u many resources on beating them combine with a big open world to explore any location u want and letting you choose if you wanna go exploring and levelling up or go straight to the hard bosses firstWinnyace wrote:
I haven't played any From Software game and I'm honestly too intimidated to go to this one straight away. I will probably first try Dark Souls III and then Elden Ring, but not sure when.Hydreigon wrote:
Elden ring and the dlc
its also many peoples first souls game as well
in my opinion, first playthrough you should let the wind guide you, second one I think its alright to search for all quests that can be done or how to do x build. I just believe that there is something magical about wondering around and finding different bossesPatatitta wrote:
tbf you're not really supposed to play fromsoftware games without looking stuff up, people always praise the lore of dark souls, but again, that is only something you're going to understand and appreciate if you look it up in youtube.Winnyace wrote:
How do I know that an area is too high level for me? Besides, of course, going to the wiki.Hydreigon wrote:
thing is.. Elden ring is one of the most beginner friendly souls-game out there, yeah they do still have hard bosses later on, but the game gives u many resources on beating them combine with a big open world to explore any location u want and letting you choose if you wanna go exploring and levelling up or go straight to the hard bosses firstWinnyace wrote:
I haven't played any From Software game and I'm honestly too intimidated to go to this one straight away. I will probably first try Dark Souls III and then Elden Ring, but not sure when.Hydreigon wrote:
Elden ring and the dlc
its also many peoples first souls game as well
ps: I think you meant look the lore up, then yes it is recommended lol
yes, in that example I meant the lore because it as the best example of it, but yeah, you must at least have someone guide you while playing, it's not really meant to be a completely exclussive single player no interaction type of gamePolyspora wrote:
in my opinion, first playthrough you should let the wind guide you, second one I think its alright to search for all quests that can be done or how to do x build. I just believe that there is something magical about wondering around and finding different bossesPatatitta wrote:
tbf you're not really supposed to play fromsoftware games without looking stuff up, people always praise the lore of dark souls, but again, that is only something you're going to understand and appreciate if you look it up in youtube.Winnyace wrote:
How do I know that an area is too high level for me? Besides, of course, going to the wiki.Hydreigon wrote:
thing is.. Elden ring is one of the most beginner friendly souls-game out there, yeah they do still have hard bosses later on, but the game gives u many resources on beating them combine with a big open world to explore any location u want and letting you choose if you wanna go exploring and levelling up or go straight to the hard bosses firstWinnyace wrote:
I haven't played any From Software game and I'm honestly too intimidated to go to this one straight away. I will probably first try Dark Souls III and then Elden Ring, but not sure when.Hydreigon wrote:
Elden ring and the dlc
its also many peoples first souls game as well
ps: I think you meant look the lore up, then yes it is recommended lol