Gaming

I started with World of Warships. I played World of Tanks for a long time but not very successfully. Now I wanted to give Ships a go. I´m at level 5 now, which (as I wasn´t aware before) is where you get thrown into real battles with real people instead of the training wheel matchmaking they have up to level 4. I´m starting to get the hang of it though.

Cities Skylines. Auch wenn mich das SIMS artige DLC System nervt und ich sparsam mit Assets umgehen muss, weil sonst mein RAM voll läuft. Spaß macht es trotzdem.

I've been playing through Control, which has been pretty fun, but... I just came out of TotK and every other game so far feels a bit... shallower. I don't know how to explain it. I've also been taking breaks into Infinifactory again to finally finish it. Been a while since I've felt the itch for Zachtronics, and it feels good. The mechanical intricacy overshadows that hollow feeling.

What should I play next if TotK has set my bar so high? Will it just fade in time?

Dead by daylight is having it's anniversary event so largely that, mixed in with BattleBots and some diablo 4

I have had a bit of a hiatus from games due to my being unable to get into it. Games I have liked in the past were Spider-man, Ghost of Tsushima, the Yakuza series, Last judgment series and Life is Strange. Haven't been able to get sucked in a game lately. Was trying to get into Dishonored but it was usually me trying to sneak around and then getting caught and killing everyone/running away. Then I felt bad looking at all the rats and the zombie-like people. Started outer wilds and it is a nice change of pace. And Stardew Valley has been good too. On and off for these two games but I could see myself playing them more

Souldiers was on sale, and I have been wanting to play the game for a really long time. It got a lot of flack on it's release, because of bugs and performance issues, as well as complaints about difficulty, and class viability.

Well, IDK if the devs had to fix a lot of it or what, but it is in great shape now, and I kinda regret not playing it earlier. This game is fantastic! Great action RPG mechanics, combined with really great encounter design. All set in beautiful pixel art. I think it is kind of a mistake for it to throw you in a hard dungeon right away, and that is turning a lot of people off. But the design of all the encounters had me get through it.

I really like this game, and think the reception it got right off the bat is super unfortunate. I hope the developers aren't discouraged from making something else like this again, and can instead file off the rough edges that made it unpalatable to a large audience. I feel like the quality of the graphics really drew a lot of people in that weren't down for what Souldiers was going for. But it is quickly becoming my favorite metroidvania-ish action platformer RPG.

Diablo 4 is my bread and butter right now... with a side of Dredge on my Switch.

Conan Exiles. I've had it in my library for ages but never gave it much thought. I'm having a lot of fun building my fortress and converting the locals to be my thralls.

Ghostrunner. I had a go at it some time ago, but it didn't really hold my attention. This time it's grabbed me. Super fast-paced and fun action, with an okay story (I'm not finished the story, but so far it feels fairly generic and that it'd building to a pretty obvious reveal) that I'm enjoying. If anyone is a fan of Mirror's Edge, I recommend this game; it's scratching the same itches for me, at least.

Trying to play tears of the kingdom however the button location for sprint and jump are really holding me back. I don’t remember struggling this much with botw.

Yooka-Laylee hit that sub $5 sale I've been waiting for. Its really does have the charm, which is good because it still has some wild issues (imagine no remappable keybinds in 2023).

Spider man remastered. Picked up from Steam when it was on sale. The fight mechanics are crazy.

Waiting til payday for Final Fantasy XVI. Stuffing my time with Genshin Impact, Pokémon and Final Fantasy XIV!

I'm working on playing through all the halo games in (in game) chronological order! Finished halo wars, halo reach, last week, and halo CE yesterday and also started on halo 2 yesterday.

Got myself a steam deck and what do I play on it? Euro Truck Simulator 2. This game, I tell you, it's so incredibly relaxing and doesn't take a lot of brain power so it's great to relax with while sitting on the couch in the evening. 🤷

The outer worlds. Its pretty fun. Though kinds just Fallout with a space theme. Shame you dont get to fly the ship.

Tears of the Kingdom - I have mostly completed the main story, I just need to whoop Ganondaddy's swole, rehydrated butt.

Mars First Logistics - Fun little Mars-based robit builder.

Tactics Ogre Reborn. Enjoying the hell out of it. Had about enough of Vyce and Catiua though. Both of them are toxic brats, yeesh.

Story of Seasons, A Wonderful Life! I just got to summer, so if any one has questions, hit me.

I think it's very pretty, but its lacking in some areas; its pretty simple. My favorite things have been the characters and their events, what minimal amount of player customization there is, and enjoying the scenery. Maybe it'll pick up when I understand how to play better.. ~~Molly~~ Muffy is to die for. Why isn't Flora marriageable?