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The closest I’ve gotten to that feeling is playing World of Warships but it’s not the same.

Finally finished it on Classic. I crashed out a couple times. Took me 25 try’s 🤣

Thanks to everyone’s amazing Advice, I took it and worked great.

Certain drivers are scripted. I took my time on the turns, and used speed limiter suggested by some users. Also used ram on the turns. I was in first

This particular song is from Dead Rising 1 when you have to cross a giant park while a bunch of convicts in a jeep try to kill you either by running you over, hitting you with a bat or shooting you with a mounted machine gun. Theres nothing worse than escorting several survivors with terrible pathin

This brand new expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will take you to the Path with Geralt of Rivia once more. It’s being co-developed with Fools Theory and is coming to PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5 in 2027

On MetaCritic it has been scored at 93/100 - Must Play.

The game is from Yatch Club Games, the same developer from Shovel Knight.

Critics praise the gameplay, retro visuals, amount of content and soundtrack. The previously highest rated game was Forza Horizon 6 (at 91/100)

IGN: 10/10
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Gubble (1996) - This game has felt like a fever dream, and I've been trying to remember it for the past 20 years. Finally, it did exist!

There's some very brief footage of the game in the video. They said they hit a lot of hurdles and decided to scrap things and start over again. This is why it's been radio silent for so long.

Jennifer Capriati Tennis, released for the Sega Genesis in 1992 was the most fun ive ever had in any sports game.

Hi there! Video games are (almost always) much longer than a movie or show.

That makes the challenge of making a comedic game consistently funny even more difficult!

I'd be keen to get your takes on which games have done this the most consistently, that have kept the laughs coming over and over.

Ive enjoyed stuff like planet crafter, factorio, satisfactory and dyson sphere program.

The last care taker was the more recent game ive played.

Im looking for like top down maybe something schedule 1 perhaps as well.

Looking for something on smaller scale or something like node farm which is u

can we please get a similar remaster of the classic Dragon Age trilogy??

- 512GB $789 (+$200)

- 1TB $949 (+$300)

I’ve been playing Star Wars Outlaws and having a blast exploring, and going on adventures to obtain treasures. I’ve also throughly enjoyed certain quest lines in FFXIV that deal with the same thing.

Any recommendations that you highly recommend that scratch this itch? I assume the Uncharted and To

For me it’s a toss up between the Half-Life 2 tech demo from 2003:

https://youtu.be/CaHtOISsLT4?si=zNRgK-rowCn6CJOh

or the Halo 2 ‘New Mombasa’ demo from the same year:

https://youtu.be/ax1nvd8DF1Q?si=6fjocN5YJw-0RgJn

or maybe Killzone 2 from 2005:

https://youtu.be/fAFUEKb10rk?si=hqciQiCTeg1Mjj

The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:

- Switch 2 – 247,880

- Switch Lite – 4,433

- Switch OLED – 2,375

- Switch – 2,731

- PS5 Digital Edition – 6,049

- PS5 Pro – 1,862

- PS5 – 762

- Xbox Series X Digital Edition – 455

- Xbox Series X – 331

- Xbox Series

looking for more combat action roguelites like dead cells or Hades.

Edit have played faster than light and into the breach forgot to mention this

Do action roguelites also fit in the turn based category

Any good niche ones as well?

Some roguelites I have played, vampire survivors, balatro, da

And by that I mean games that you can spend hours studying just to get off the ground, think of Dwarf Fortress, Noita, Caves of Qud and whatnot, these are all S+ tier nerd games. A little lower down the list there's probably the likes of rimworld, in which you have some tutorials, but you still have

My own best examples are Final Fantasy 14, Fallout 76, and Elder Scrolls Online.

Theres only so many options on PS5 for MMOs or games with a generally positive online community, and so I always find myself reinstalling one of these a few times a year even though I remember the reasons I stopped pl

Ngl Cod with mouse mode on Switch 2 sounds really fun. If the campaign is good, i might buy it used later on.

I really want to get into another immersive open world game that i can sink hours & hours into, with good characters/storytelling. Can you tell me without spoilers what to expect from the game?

I'm just spreading the word in case anyone is interested.

Trailer is pretty rad imo.

I'm noticing how obvious and visually unappealing pop in or low draw/render distance is on pretty much every game that I play nowadays no matter what year it was released. Even games that I have a 1,000 hours in and didn't notice this the first time I was playing. Keep in mind this is all stated wit

Story inapplicable , barely any graphics, no voice acting, cutscenes, skill trees, battle passes, or cinematic emotional arcs. It is just a grid and pattern recognition

The core loop is simple, click squares, process information, get faster. Clicking a square and having like a third of the map open

This was back on the PS4 when it released at 25-30fps. I would come home from high school and couldn’t stop playing. My first and only ever playthrough as the magic was gone when I tried playing on PC later on.

I played the entirety of the Witcher 3 'saving' most of my potions for the right moment because I had no idea they refilled when you meditated.

What game item/ feature did you either not know about it accidentally use that still stings to this day

I was reading about the recent news of destiny 2 ending. At the same time I know Marathon is also not doing great in fact its numbers are worse than that of destiny 2. Almost all of the Bungie OG people have left the Company after taking money. Bungie has also suffered layoff post deals and is looki

I’ve played and loved Cook, Serve, Delicious and PlateUp

Lately I've been switching between my desk (where my PC is) and couch (where my Xbox is) when playing games, so cross progression is pretty much a requirement for any game that I play. So I've been working on a list of games that support cross-saving between platforms so I can have a better look at