Great video as always from Noodle. I think I'll try peglin - the rest is not really my jam.
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Great video as always from Noodle. I think I'll try peglin - the rest is not really my jam.
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Gets shot
Hey there Lionir. Thanks for the post. Can the Beehaw team please look into copying or getting the creator of this bot to work here? https://lemmy.world/u/PipedLinkBot@feddit.rocks
I think the person that created that bot is somehow connected to the piped.video project. I know the whole privacy consciousness thing isn't for everyone, but this bot's posts are quite popular elsewhere on Lemmy.
FYI, the main reason to use piped.video links is that it is setup as an alternative front end for YT that automatically routes all users through a bunch of VPNs to help mitigate Alphabet's privacy abuses and manipulation.
I certainly have thoughts about bots and the Piped in particular, you can find them in this thread that was started today https://beehaw.org/post/6945406
Sorry for leaving you on read.
Peglin is good! Look into roundguard as well. Similar style game. Also fun
Tl;dr?
The video is nothing but an unmarked ad. Not worth seeing. No idea why OP shared the video.
The video author is sneaky, though. There is one game in there that isn't an ad (it's even the highest in the list), and it's an ad for GOG, not the games itself.
Seems like you made some LARGE assumptions based on a very small amount of information that you didn't really pay attention to.
I shared it because I like the creator and a game in the list I thought was cool. Nothing more to it.
The Forgotten City definitely got it's due last year. It was on an awful lot of people's GOTY lists. Which was warranted, because it's really really solid.
Duskers looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing the link!
Duskers is fun but I feel like it would put it over the top of it was even more scriptable, like Screeps or Bitburner. Whenever I played it I always imagined I might be able to get to a point where I could write code to play the game for me, but I don't think that was really the design goal of it.
I have it. It's awesome.
It's definitely worth the experience, even if only once.
You will play Fear&Hunger and feel true horror, you will play the lisa series and the masterfully fan made side stories and it'll change you forever . You will play off and find sense in it's nonsense.
You WILL play Eastward! For the first 30 minutes at least, and I'll be totally understanding if you decide its not your cup of tea.
Oh my god ! That pixel art is just 👌. Not only that it's an rpg in post apocalyptic world my favorite game genre and my favorite setting. Am sold.
You won't regret it. It's one of those games that I still think about even a year after playing it. It has some flaws, and as said isn't for everyone, but it is a top 10 game for me, and anyone with similar taste will probably appreciate it as well.
I played the Lisa prequel and 2 hours of painful and decided that was not for me. Fear & Hunger seems like that too.
Story or gameplay wise ?
Personally it's more the story for me. Not only it deals with some heavy themes, it's such a constant descent of things getting worse and worse and worse, full of pretty much arbitrary misery, that at some point I just don't feel motivated to keep going.
For what is worth I can agree that calling it the Painful RPG is on point.
I can handle turn-based RPGs, even difficult ones. I do like OFF a whole lot. It's surreal setting and mysterious quest was much more compelling for me.
I totally understand. For lisa, The story is heavy, too heavy even. But it's something we usually shield ourselves from, something we read about on a news article, feel all kinds of emotions but just try to forget later. I think lisa engrain it in our minds and makes us be more understanding of the pain of these people.
Not OP, but for me, it was gameplay. I've tried multiple times to get into that game, but the gameplay just detracts so heavily from it (for me personally) that I haven't been able to get into or enjoy (if 'enjoy' is even the right word) the story.
There's no shame in cheating. While some people enjoy the hardcore gameplay it's not for everybody.
While i think the devs should always give the player an easy mode to enjoy the story and world, it's possible to cheat just enough to make the gameplay more bearable while not destroying the gameplay.
Warning: all of those games contain stuff that can fuck you up if you're not expecting them, so check trigger warnings as required. That said, I'd also add OMORI and Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass to the list - IMO they are much better than OFF as both games and stories while playing with similar themes.
SlayersX and Pelglin seemed interesting to me. Idk, they all seem neat, but not "Play or else" levels of neat.
Slayers X is also a spin-off game to Hypnospace Outlaw, which is an excellent game.
Forgotten City, Daniel Mullins’ trilogy (Pony Island, THE HEX, and Inscryption), and Dave the Diver are my “play or else” games.
I have 2 of those at least. Might give them a try.
I played The Forgotten City, and it's a really good adventure game (with very minimal combat). I'd recommend you to try it out if you haven't
As someone who's played Duskers and 5D Chess (there's a league on the Discord!), those two games are phenomenal. I'll definitely play the rest
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