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I’ll be playing Rebirth, which is continuing to impress the further I get. I simultaneously want to continue the story but also do all the side stuff as well. Just got to Cosmo Canyon and it’s exactly how I hoped it would be.

I will also be giving Outlast Trials a try later with my girlfriend and some Saturday night drinks.

I don’t get why GTA5 is always in the charts. Surely everyone on earth has bought it by now

Loved the demo, and these sorts of games aren’t usually my thing. But once I’ve finished my backlog of games I’m definitely thinking of picking it up. The art style is amazing and the gameplay was addictive. Also, while the story so far seemed rather generic, it still kept me hooked and the characters seemed likeable enough.

@AmanK_Art Yes it does!

Tried the game this morning. Did the tutorial and one of the trials on my own and I can tell it’s gonna be great with friends. I was also surprised at how well they kept the outlast feeling and also really impressed with the environments and graphics.

Not usually my sort of game but I tried the demo because I like free things and spent over an hour playing it. I decided to stop in the end because it’s highly unlikely I’d spend £55 on the full game.

So many games I’d like to buy, but I’m committed to Tomb Raider I-III remastered at the moment and that’s a lot of games to play including the expansions. Also got Rebirth to play too, another big game

Just finished Tomb Raider 1 Remastered with a respectable 81% trophies and will now be playing the Unfinished Business expansion, which so far seems more brutal than the original. Hopefully get the plat on Roots of Patcha tonight too, and also I’ll be playing some Suicide Squad with my brother on Sunday.

Also may have to play a few missions on Helldivers 2

Sea of Thieves and Grounded are two games I’ve been wanting to play for a while now! Looking forward to both!

My single player game will be Tomb Raider Remastered Trilogy. Loving it so far, despite the amount of times I’ve accidentally loaded a save instead of saving. The plan is to beat all the games and expansions in time for FFVII Rebirth.

Also be continuing Roots of Patcha co-op with my girlfriend, which is amazing! And between all that I’ll be squatting some bugs in Helldivers 2.

I actually enjoyed the beta so might pick it up down the line. I only played it for an hour or so though so I’m not sure if repetition will start kicking in

@Pedski I can see why there was no physical release at launch now after all these updates. Maybe the plan is to release it when they can finally sit back and say there’s nothing left to fix.

I’ve read that this game will have co-op, which if true is a day one buy for my girlfriend and I. We’ve played most survival games on PlayStation and are looking forward to this and smalland

Probably an 8/10. There’s not much to the game but what’s there is addictive fun.

Picked Scorn up on sale so I’ll be playing more of that. So far so disturbing! It’s great!

Also be continuing with Roots of Patcha, which I highly recommend if you’re into games like Stardew Valley.

I tried the beta last night for an hour and surprisingly enjoyed what I played. I couldn’t find the wood needed for a ship though even though I went to the icons on the map. Is it a case of other players grabbing it first and I have to wait for it to spawn back?

Not yet! But I enjoyed the alpha so will probably pick it up at some point!

I’ve already preordered the game, but I’ll give the demo a try anyways seeing as it’s probably stuff I’ve already seen from the gameplay demonstrations.

Fragiles shoulder hands are one of the most unsettling things I’ve seen in gaming, and I played no Russian 😂

Im hoping for a sea of thieves PlayStation announcement!

Can someone explain how the single player story works? Is there one town hub and you just go out to different areas and then come back to town, like in monster hunter? Or is it more like Tales of Arise, With proper exploration and multiple towns?

Rebirth is my most anticipated game this year by a long shot. Might have to give Remake another play through before it’s released. Gonna be hard playing through the dim areas of Midgar after seeing the open green fields in Rebirth.

Been wanting to play a co-op game like Stardew Valley with my girlfriend and we’ve found a similar game on the store called Roots of Pacha. We’ll be giving that a try tonight.

No because I got rid of my disc version so have to rebuy it 😥

The trailers look interesting, but I’m still not sure what this game is besides shooting. Is it missions with objectives or waves of enemies? Is there a story to play through? It looks fun but the low price makes me question the games replay value.

Looks amazing as usual but the trailer is nothing we haven’t seen before!

This is just going to encourage players to run off on their own trying to be a one person army. I already get grouped with players who focus on kills closer to the enemy spawn over defending objectives and this will probably make it worse.

Can’t wait!!! I’m glad it’s more open and it also makes sense. Leaving Midgar and first running around the world map in the original FFVII is one of my fav gaming memories as a child. It was the first time I’d experienced a world that big with the choice of where to go.

Also, funny story. As FFVII was the first RPG my brothers and I had ever played we used a guide from one of the PlayStation magazines back in the day. They had titled the world map section of the guide ‘part 2’ and we’d also never played a multi disc game before either… so once we read that we immediately took the first disc out and put the second one in. Needless to say our game wouldn’t load any of the games areas after that and we didn’t know why.

It was ok. There was no weight to the combat and the story mode just felt like I was playing a multiplayer game on my own. Pluuuus the boss took way to long to kill!

I had a statue made of my character and naturally I wanted him to bare all! Whenever I examine the statue his… manly… area… still jiggles when you move it around, despite being made of stone.

@ralphdibny Ive noticed how they purposely make mistakes in adverts. Especially on puzzle games, even if the solution is obvious. It’s never worked on me but I bet a lot of people will download the games just because they see the solution.

@Bentleyma We’ve played for 60 hours. A good portion of that was realising our companions didn’t make a jump and switching to them 5 miles back.

@Voltan Yeah, everyone ***** on the game have already made up their minds before even giving it a try. I must admit, I didn’t have a ton of interest in the game but after giving the alpha a try it’s now a day one purchase.

Im gonna be cracking on with getting 100% in Forspoken, which from the looks of it might take a few weeks because the map is unnecessarily large. Also I’ll be playing some co-op Return to Moria with the girlfriend while having a few drinks.

My main concern is I probably won’t even play this but the extra trophies will knock my already measly 55% trophy score down on my games list 😝

I’m currently playing this co-op with my girlfriend and we are enjoying it. The problem I have is the many bugs that are here. These range from streaming issues where you have to wait at a door for the next area to pop in before you can advance, to little things such as my game brightness randomly changing. The game also doesn’t run as smooth as you would think, considering you’re confined to small passage ways and areas. We never had any issues with the tutorial being vague though and have found it quite easy to progress.

I’ve been playing Return to Moria with my girlfriend. We’re definitely enjoying it despite the mixed reviews but it definitely needs some patches to smoothen out the bugs and tighten the combat. I don’t get how the game has streaming and frame rate problems when you are confined to small areas.

Played the Alpha and am now looking forward to the full release. Im curious how many people here slating the game have actually tried it.

I haven’t read any of the reviews but I can imagine a lot of people are comparing this to Far Cry, which is fine by me! Despite being the same formula every game, I still enjoy them. The Avatar setting is just the cherry on top.

@danzoEX A part of me thinks it looks too good to be true, but then I think about RDR2 on PS4 and Xbox One. That game still looks great today.

A trailer for what will probably be another trailer

I hope this includes sharks!

Just got the plat on my Time at Sandrock after 100 hours and I’ll be finishing off the story now. Then I’m gonna play Forespoken which I got for £10 in a Black Friday deal. I’ve heard mixed opinions on the game but you can’t go wrong for that price!

I’ve signed up. Good thing about all these people hating the game and refusing to play it means I might get in!

Continuing with My Time at Sandrock. 70+ hours in and still no where near the end of the story. Best £30 I’ve ever spent!

I enjoyed playing co-op Gotham Knights with my brother and that has a bad rap. I see all the negativity surrounding this game too, but I think it looks rather enjoyable.

I don’t see an issue here. Anyone complaining about this potentially being cut content, every game has cut content. Just because a developer decides to work on it and release it later on as dlc instead of cutting it entirely doesn’t detract from how good the main game will be without it. It already looks like there’s plenty to do.

Continue with My Time at Sandrock. Which despite being a little big buggy at times is amazingly addictive. I’ve put 40 hours into it and have Barely scratched the surface.

While I’ve not encountered that many issues, there was one bug that happened to me and my brother a couple of days ago, while in co-op. We just finished a quest and my main character and one of his companions disappeared entirely. There was no portraits in the bottom left and it was like they didn’t exist.

I’m not expecting it to release on PC let alone PS5