@nessisonett I played about 50 hours in Deathloop before I hit a brick wall as I just couldn't be bothered playing the same areas over and over again. Plus i think I got a bit fed up with the limited weapon variety. But it does feel fantastic to play with the movement and gunplay feeling quite slick. I might go back to it, but I'm undecided at the moment.
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@nessisonett@JohnnyShoulder I picked this up from the library to give it a try before purchase. I also enjoyed the gunplay, but all the mask wearing enemies seemed to cheapen it for some reason and repeating the same same zones got a bit boring. I still may buy on a sale though when looking for a fun shooter.
Side note: I noticed Serious Sam 4 just came out. Looks like a fun Doom clone. Fast paced fun gun play. Too bad I dont have xbox to try that for free.
I'm 30-35h into Tales of Arise and it seems to be a turning point in the story, which had been pretty straightforward so far. Not that I didn't like it up to this point (it's decent) but I hope cool stuff starts happening now
I'm enjoying the game, combat is fun and difficulty is just right for me (on the default setting).
I've been playing Assassin's Creed Valhalla for 87 years now. I think I'm somewhere near the end. Honestly I like it quite a lot. The enemies die quickly which I appreciate. It probably doesn't need to be this long though.
I'm about 15 hours in with Horizon Zero Dawn. After all the quick, pick-up-and-go games here and there, and finishing R&C: Rift Apart for the 2nd time, I'm finally diving into Horizon. And holy crap is it ever good! Definitely lives up to the hype.
Side note: I hate glint hawks.
Played through the first chapter of ‘It Takes Two’ with the missus. It’s pretty great fair play, I really enjoyed it. The missus did find it really stressful though, she has a phobia about jumping (and even worse double-jumping) in video-games and wouldn’t you just know it... May (the wife character) has to do a helluva lot of platforming. She did really well tbh but she found the whole session anxiety-inducing.
I’m hoping that it’ll subside and she’ll start to realise that she enjoyed it a bit... but I’m not gonna push it for us to play chapter 2, I’m gonna let her bring it up I think.
Completed Resident Evil Village the other day, that was fun. Playing through Demon's Souls now, what an experience. Usually I summon assistance here and there in Souls games but I'm doing everything solo for this one.
With magic being so powerful, I've not struggled with anything so far. Really interesting to see the game that started it all and now with the best graphics.
Played through the first chapter of ‘It Takes Two’ with the missus. It’s pretty great fair play, I really enjoyed it. The missus did find it really stressful though, she has a phobia about jumping (and even worse double-jumping) in video-games and wouldn’t you just know it... May (the wife character) has to do a helluva lot of platforming. She did really well tbh but she found the whole session anxiety-inducing.
I’m hoping that it’ll subside and she’ll start to realise that she enjoyed it a bit... but I’m not gonna push it for us to play chapter 2, I’m gonna let her bring it up I think.
Lol... looks like the anxiety might’ve already started to subside. The missus just casually mentioned “I don’t know if we shouldn’t try chapter 2...”. That’s my girl!
@LieutenantFatman Glad you enjoying Demon's Souls. I hear magic is OP in this game, so interesting to hear from someone that uses it. Not that I played the original game, but having a steady 60fps really makes a difference. I still think it is one of the best looking games I've played, but I've yet to play Ratchet and Clank, so that may change.
Are you you looking forward to Elden Ring?
Life is more fun when you help people succeed, instead of wishing them to fail.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
I've been playing Tales of Arise all weekend... almost 70 hours in, I think I've done everything I could (except a couple sidequests that can apparently only be done in the post-game) and I'm where the game warns me about it being "the point of no return".
Having beaten all the optional side quest bosses (who really required some leveling up and still gave me trouble), I suppose the final boss shouldn't be too hard.
However, at this point my characters are lvl 60 and one of the trophies requires leveling up to level 100, which sounds like a serious grind :/ (there's also another one for beating a challenge that has a recommended level of 99). Looks like I'm looking at several hours of mindless grinding for trophies again (Scarlet Nexus did the same thing)...
@jdv95 I hope you're right and it doesn't just mean the stuff I've already done I didn't look up anything except the list of subquests (as the game tells me there are 3 more but I wasn't able to find them) so I guess I'll find out tonight.
There's also a NG+ but that doesn't sound like a faster way to level up
@Voltan sounds a bit like my experience with Final Fantasy 15… on that I had a couple of missions that had level requirements far higher than what I had at beating the game. It does suck tbh… apart from that though, how did you find the game overall?
@Voltan Sounds like a lot of work ahead! That’s usually where I jump off and abandon all hope of getting a game’s platinum. Even if I am absolutely enjoying a game, I rarely put myself through a heavy endgame grind if the final trophies require that. Respect for those that do it, though.
Nevertheless, it sounds like Tales of Arise is a really good game. I forget, is this your first ‘Tales’ game? If so, did you find it to be welcoming as a newcomer to the series?
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”
Main game with 20+ hrs: Prey
Secondary with 2 hrs Nier: Replicant.
How does Prey run on the PS5? I think it's 30fps, but I've heard of input lag or stuff like this. Is there anything similar noticeable?
That's right, it runs at 30 (don't bothers me even I said I was never going back to 30), I've only experienced a major nasty bug that crashes the game (I avoid doing that pattern) and overall I have small but constant issues with my dual sense (lag when my control has low battery) also obviously long waits between stages or maps and not optimised image but since this is my very first time with this game and I'm not a picky player I don't care since I found this is a GEM of a game.
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