I just picked up a little indie game called Dungeons of Hinterberg. So far, it's pretty neat! Got some of that Persona/Stardew social stuff along with 3D zelda (pre-BOTW) dungeons and puzzles. The combat isn't great, but the vibes of the game are interesting and I'm having a really good time with it. The story seems like it might go some interesting places with this town getting exploited by a tourism industry.
i'm still playing god of war ragnarok... finally beat the main game and now i'm doing valhalla which feels disappointingly easy
Oldschool Runescape. Still doing Leagues V in my slow fashion. About to unlock my third area and seventh relic.
Steamworld Heist 2! I played it a bunch over the summer and I'd like to finish it before the year ends
Nine Sols
Started the mega man X series. Heard it’s pretty good until 5 but it drops off after.
Then theres Songs of Conquest, an indie game with amazing pixel art that’s sorta like the old Heroes of Might and Magic games- I might play this with a friend early next year as well.
Huh i played this but while game itself is actually quite good, i think the pixel art is horrible, both shapes and colours are blurry and i can't even understand what i see for quite a lot of times. I seen a lot of bad pixel art (and some good) in last few years but this one is one of the worst ones.
I could probably link a dozen games with (in my opinion worse pixel art). I myself like it quite a bit and have 0 problem discerning what Im seeing, but thats the thing with art—highly subjective.
im a certified SEGA gamer, going through Persona 3R and the entire Yakuza series.
games
Tabletop, DnD, board games, and minecraft. Also Animal Crossing.
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