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I don't like it when people come on here to moan about the selection, so I'm just going to end this comment now.

Given how much thought and effort was put into Red Dead II's story, I'm still hopeful of a strong single-player showing from GTA VI. I can understand people's concerns though.

You've got to hand it to Rockstar, they're masters at milking a PS3 game for all its worth

Finally finished Humanity, so I'm not sure what to play next. I could carry on the new Bloodborne playthrough I started a few weeks ago, or I might start Wo Long.

I thought we were getting a News International sim there for a minute. Could've been interesting.

Death Door is a game I've had an eye on for a while. I took the kids to play footgolf this week and it was great. Someone should make a footgolf simulator. Maybe I'll make it in Dreams.

After making gradual progress over the last few weeks, I somehow went absolutely crazy and completed tons of levels on Humanity yesterday. Going to try and keep that momentum going through the weekend.

@Quintumply Its creator just wasn't given the necessary time to tie up the narrative threads, that's all. It's the MGSV of Dreams

@Rob_230 I forgot about Barkers Bites!

I'm not very happy about decreasing the invulnerability window of the Quickstep in PVP. This means I might actually have to try and fight invaders, instead of just jumping around until they accidentally fall to their death.

I'll wait for the Snacks on a Tren DLC

The only thing worse than this show is this comments section

Snacks on a Train confirmed for PS Plus

If I get some gaming in, I'll be casually killing off thousands more people as I continue to ineptly make progress in Humanity.

Yeah this can only be a good thing, well done folks

@Kyushutrail The thing that nearly tripped me up for the Stray speedrun was not knowing who to speak to next in the settlements. Looking back, I should have at least used a guide for the town bits. The rest isn't so bad.

After a couple of weeks off gaming, I'm hoping to get back to it today. Might try out Sonic Chaos, amd carry on descending that horrendous tree in Elden Ring. Watching Spiderverse 2 first though!

@Kidfried Yeah I seem to keep putting it off. Will let you know my thoughts if I do bite

Might check out Obra Dinn for eleven quid

"After all we've been through. Everything that I've done. It can't be for not anything"

It's still a looker even now so a remake would be glorious. Throw in Freedom Cry as well and I'm sold.

Just give me the second game on PS5, please, for the love of all that is sacred

Yeah I downloaded this the other day purely to play all four main games as Amy. I'll probably check out some of the GG titles at some point though, if only out of curiosity.

@PsBoxSwitchOwner You beat me to it, I was going to say the same thing. Looks great but until it's in my hands I'm reserving judgement, because the controls and feel turned me off the first one so badly

Enjoying Humanity more than I thought I would, although thanks to my efforts, this game now has a higher death count than the entire Uncharted series put together.

Is it okay to admit that I liked the Porsche Xbox? It looked like a Rubik's cube that had been in the wash and the colours had run. Also I liked the game with the guy living under the sea

Excellent news, I've always hoped for a Japanese remake of The Office

I'm not happy, but I wouldn't say I'm unhappy with them either. They're just sort of there, like telegraph poles.

I've started Tomb Raider, the first of the recent reboot trilogy that is. I'm beginning to enjoy it quite a lot after being unsure for the first hour or so. Also I've raided a couple of tombs now, which is good because I was just about to phone trading standards.

Not in a huge rush to play any of them. Not because I'm not interested, just because I've got enough games on my plate. Final Fantasy is probably the one I'm most interested in, followed by Street Fighter.

I was one of those who watched it live. The most excited I got was when the Gran Turismo advert came on, becasue I thought that meant we were only halfway through.

"Most recently, it produced the poorly-received PS5 remaster of The Outer Worlds"

*giant red exclamation mark appears above head

The smaller games were the highlight of the show for me, and I hope they get some attention once the disappointment over the lack of big hitters wears off. This looks really clever and I'm looking forward to playing it.

They should have called the new one Snickers

I enjoyed the thing with the cat walking through the dark woods.

These things have been a let-down recently so I'll settle for a good look at the Elden Ring DLC and a new Spyro game.

@Grimwood Don't forget to vote!

I bought it on day one, which I don't often do these days, but I thought I'd take a punt on it being good. I'll probably never part with my copy.

@Th3solution It's becoming obvious that I need to stop replaying multiple From Soft games and actually play the games I've not tried. A summer run of the new Tomb Raider trilogy is starting to sound enticing.

@Rocky1972 Yeah I might bump it up the list. I can't believe I've never played any of the newer games, I was mad on the PS1 trilogy back in the day.

I'm not as blown away as everyone seems to be this month, but I'll give Humanity and Lake a go, and if I get time I'll play the Tomb Raider trilogy.

I've started Bloodborne again. It's still incredible.

EA just exposed their playtesters as a bunch of billy no mates.

PS1, because it's the only one that plays in my mind when I wake up in the morning.

It would be heartbreaking if it launched a buggy mess. Better to get it right.

Not got around to playing it yet, but I plan to use this as an excuse when I get stuck on a boss

I imagine the sentiment he's describing was probably present at quite a few companies, but the top dogs were just better at hiding it. There was a general panicked push towards online and GaaS for a while but hopefully, with the likes of GoW, Elden Ring and Horizon selling bucketloads and scrapping it out for awards, we'll see it swing back towards single player and writers will become a valued commodity again.

I'd love to play a Net Yaroze compilation, if only for the nostalgia value. The Haunted Maze (3D Pac-Man-esque shenanigans with zombies) and Time Slip (the mind-bending adventures of a time-travelling snail) were two personal favourites of mine.

Can confirm Descenders is good for a laugh. Me and my youngest have put a few hours into it.

Interesting amount of comments containing the words 'normal' and 'natural' for a game where you hunt robot dinosaurs

I was about to comment on the stinginess of PS Premium's demos, but then I remembered I used to be happy to pay a fiver for a Playstation magazine, just so I could play a one-level demo of Test Drive 5.