Kid_Eternity
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
Still on Space Marine 2, can't stop playing this game! Went back to Helldivers 2 last week for a run, it was like being hungry and being served popcorn instead of a full meal....
What are you playing at the moment?
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Looby
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That really appeals. We loved doing that with both Zelda switch games.
mojo pixy
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Echoing tommers I have to say Cyberpunk. If you like a really dynamic open world that feels responsive and immersive, there's not much better IMO. And it's funny too.
Have you played Horizon Zero Dawn or Forbidden West? Again really good open world stuff though you're always quite tightly tied to the main story.
mojo pixy
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On it being funny (and it is, all over the place) one of my favourite spots in Night City...
Anyway I can't remember how this little job becomes available, but there may be a group of friends up here having a little couch party, who give you a chance to fix the roller coaster. Afterwards you can ride it whenever you want.
Anyway I can't remember how this little job becomes available, but there may be a group of friends up here having a little couch party, who give you a chance to fix the roller coaster. Afterwards you can ride it whenever you want.
mojo pixy
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I must have missed than one!I'm sure I missed plenty in such a huge game, but I sort of had CP fatigue and just went for the endgame eventually.
I have to say, if you get to the point in CP2077 where the very end is available (Op.550 or whatever it's called where you meet the woman in the empty piano bar and it's Point of No Return) which you can do by level 20 no problem, there is an absolute fuckload of content potentially available, depending on choices you've made. Plus 40-odd character levels still to go (tops out at lvl 60 / 50 street cred)
tommers
Fuck it, it's fine.
Tarnished Blood.
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It's Kingdom Death: Monster but in a 2D turn based battle, like Shogun Showdown
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Exactly the same structure as KDM. Seems a little bit less willing to just arbitrarily kill your party but you're killing monsters to get bits to make armour to try to survive the next monster. There's the same kind of design choices and some pretty mad enemies. I've only fought two but it was quite intense. You can view what's going to happen this round and alter your actions to try to avoid enemy attacks and rewind time to get the best outcome, like in Phantom Brigade, if you've played that.
It's good.
Tarnished Blood is Darkest Dungeon meets Monster Hunter with a fancy timeline mechanic
If you'd told me back in 1999 that a rudimentary grasp of sound editing software would stand me in surprisingly good st…
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It's Kingdom Death: Monster but in a 2D turn based battle, like Shogun Showdown
Shogun Showdown review: an exceptional roguelike that hits different
Exceptional turn-based combat, gorgeous visuals and refreshingly simple mechanics make Shogun Showdown a tactical roguelike with serious depth.
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Exactly the same structure as KDM. Seems a little bit less willing to just arbitrarily kill your party but you're killing monsters to get bits to make armour to try to survive the next monster. There's the same kind of design choices and some pretty mad enemies. I've only fought two but it was quite intense. You can view what's going to happen this round and alter your actions to try to avoid enemy attacks and rewind time to get the best outcome, like in Phantom Brigade, if you've played that.
It's good.
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BristolEcho
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Played through the Rizia DLC for Suzerain and it was pretty good. I was going to play through as a really pious religious king, but I always end up failing and cave in to what I would do. Like letting my daughter marry whoever she wants. I did seem to navigate it well though and didn't get killed. I'm going to play through the original story too.
