I've only ever played DW4 back in the day, but I've been loving it! I've geard the series took a sour turn, but I'm glad it's returned to form!
I've been playing Marvel Rivals and the new Dynasty Warriors game as of late! I also just started Shantae on GBC which is fun so far!
I AM looking for a good RPG to play. Anyone care to give some advice? I'm thinking it's going to be between Secret of Mana, Golden Sun, and Chrono Trigger. I'm leaning towards CT.
I'm looking forward to playing more with friends :)
I'm most likely going to get the Switch since Nintendo puts out good exclusives. We'll see how long it takes to get good, though.
Haven't been able to play much this past month due to some personal issues, but I started up NGU Idle and It's been a blast.
Favorite genres have to be city-builders/sims, and strategic or turn-based combat games.
Didn't watch TGA since it's super bloated, but I did see and enjoy the BG3 director's comments about the industry.
The thing I enjoyed most this year is personal, but I started playing a lot more of the silly co-op games with friends and it's a great way to spend time with them when they don't live close.
Just got done with the story of Arkham Asylum. Working on the challenges now! Though, I see I'm not as good at combat as I thought lol. At least the stealth challenges were a cakewalk!
Probably going to start up Arkham City once I'm done and keep this ball rolling.
Just finished Dyson (technically)! I love it so much. If anybody is interested, go in blind and figure out how everything works on your own. It was really fun going back through my old factories and seeing how shitty they were in comparison. I've been avoiding Factario for a long time cause I'm worried I'll get sucked in for good.
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I'm late to the party and haven't played much but I've been wrapping up Metroid: Zero Mission.
REPO has been a blast with friends. Its the right mix of objective, silly, and scary. I think it improves a lot upon games like Lethal Company and Phasmophobia.
I'm still holding out on the Switch 2. Nintendo doesn't normally have shitty consoles, but pricing has gotten a bit crazy. Games honestly haven't inflated nearly as much as other industries, but it still sucks to see. It's going to be a lot harder to throw down $80 on a digital game when amazing indie games have been releasing at the $20 price point.