Weekend just hit again and I’m looking forward to diving back into Tunic this Sunday. I’m a good way through it, but can only play an hour or so at a time.
I was honestly unimpressed to begin with, but the overall vibe, and detail of the manual pages, won me over.
After finishing Pillars of Eternity (I even backed it haha) in the Fall, I decided to replay (played twice back in the day) Baldur’s Gate II, but after paying off the Shadow Thieves, I decided to play Pillars of Eternity 2, to put a dent in my other RPG’s that have been piling up. I have to make room for Baldur’s Gate 3 and soon to be released Avowed.
Oh and Age of Mythology: Reborn. The original was like crack to me
I just finished Star Trek: Resurgence last evening, so I’m now trying to decide what to start next! I’m currently trying to pick from Battletech, Dune: Spice Wars, and Desperados III, or maybe even something else. I’m looking forward to the Steam summer sale, I’ve got a few more games I’ve been eyeing up for a while.
Besides that I’m currently playing Paper Mario for the first time (I don’t know if remakes count on this sub).
Also Noita, if you like exploration and tinkering, and can find humor in dying a lot to physics or yourself, then I highly recommend. You could sink endless hours into it; beating the main portion of the game is jokingly referred to as the “tutorial”.
Some of the high concept type of spells you can make eventually is insane. You truly can play with forbidden magic except it’s sawblades and nukes.
Noita just has that genuine sense of awe and exploration I’ve only experienced in OuterWilds (Also a really good game, progression is story and information based, do not spoil).
I have seen Noita recommended so many times for deep/complex games or games with a cool magic system.
I have also never fired and bought it because I don't tend to like roguelikes and I hear it can be very frustrating, though some mods help with that. Not sure if I should buy.
(Or I could just see if a friend would let me try theirs first :P)
I just started a free character on Dark and Darker since it’s back on Steam. The gameplay loop is satisfying, and I feel ready to start playing teams and learn to fight other players.
It’s not too old, released in 2017, but after over a year of being in my steam library I just installed Yooka-Laylee on my deck and got through the tutorial. So far it’s a really fun game.
I have gotten back into non-patiently playing Helldivers, but I think I’ll spend the weekend playing Hex of Steel, CtA:Gates of Hell and Dawn of War:Soulstorm with thr Unification mod, same as I’ve been doing all week.
Well that, and watching the 24h of Le Mans race, this saturday!
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