Outer Wilds is one of my favorite games. If he likes the explorey/other worldly feel of souls games, he might like it, but it certainly doesn't have any combat.
As for fighting, I've recently started replaying Returnal, and I really enjoy that. It's a well known console game, but I think it came out after 2020. It's a roguelike format so slightly different from souls, but I love it.
Honestly, maybe the Dali should let people in, probably safer than most places:
"the museum was designed to withstand 165 mph wind loads from a Category 5, 200-year hurricane and includes 18 inch, cast-in place, reinforced concrete walls and a 12 inch thick roof. Storm doors shield the vault and galleries, which are all located on the third floor, protected against 30 foot hurricane storm surges. All of the glass is one-and-a-half inches thick, insulated and laminated, and was tested to resist the 135 mph winds, driven rain and missile impacts of a Category 3 hurricane."
Then again, maybe it's not
More propaganda from Big Spring
Haha, you have my blessing.
Fantastic!
No, wait...
Orange Man Gogh
But that sounds haaaaard to design.....
Hey, maybe here's an actual good use for AI, study how lots of people play strategy games, and teach a model to play at varying skill levels.
It's good for a snack!
The only rush hour traffic in the whole movie is a lie by the bad guy, too. I hadn't ever thought about it, but yeah they could have done a lot better with the title. (But that's they ONLY aspect of the movie that isn't perfect!)
"So anyways I started blastin' [the AC]"
How about if valve has an agreement with developers where if they release a game in early access, and then abandon it, it switches to free-to-play?
Developers don't have to pay for the servers, and the source code isn't released. Gamers get to still play it, if it had any redeeming qualities, or for nostalgia. And valve gets...uhh... community goodwill? Honestly the lack of benefits for valve is probably why this will never happen.