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Draehl
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Slay The Spire has been absolutely kicking my ass the past week. It's the perfect mix between a Roguelike and a deckbuilding game like Hearthstone. It's interesting in that you don't start the game with a built deck, but build it up and upgrade it over time as you play based on what you find. Random stuff happens, you can find relics that give passive bonuses, etc. It's super replayable and a lot of fun!
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Started playing Dying Light here the other day. Dont know how i missed this one. Having a great time splattering zombies so far. This will keep me entertained untill FarCry 5 release next month.
Will also mention Let it die. Free game i tested. As a free game i really enjoyed the humor and gore of that one.
Will also mention Let it die. Free game i tested. As a free game i really enjoyed the humor and gore of that one.
grimmy82
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Played some Halo 5 yesterday with my buddy Kyle. My k/d spread was negative most games. Ugh!
My last game I was +6 at least.
My last game I was +6 at least.
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Re-bought Diablo II via blizzard.net a few weeks ago. Big mistake. I completely forgot how addicting this game can be.
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Finally got Ark:Survival Evolved, I've been eyeing it for awhile. Fucking fantastic so far. If you own Jurassic Park pajamas like I do and enjoy survival genre, I highly recommend it. There's fucking dinosaurs everywhere and you eat them and tame them and ride them and build huts and plant seeds n shit. Its probably one of the more... Evolved... and involved...Survival titles out there.
It also has local co-op as split screen, which is nice to see in a newer title, but you would need a big ass tv to do it. I think ours is a 48 inch and everything is completely unreadable on 2 player.
It also has local co-op as split screen, which is nice to see in a newer title, but you would need a big ass tv to do it. I think ours is a 48 inch and everything is completely unreadable on 2 player.
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haven't played all these but they're generally considered the cream of the crop right now:
nier automata
witcher 3
persona 5
bloodborne
horizon: zero dawn
nier automata
witcher 3
persona 5
bloodborne
horizon: zero dawn
zabu of nΩd
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I really like the concept, and I can see myself getting sucked into a game like this one day, but I'm not impressed by the cards shown in the video. Hearthstone has way more dimensionality due to minions and a wider variety of spell attributes.
Draehl
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The Ironclad is kind of the brute force warrior archetype. You would probably like 'The Silent' class more. Has a lot of draw/discard synergies, transform cards in your hand into other cards, etc.
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I can corfirm that The Witcher 3 and Bloodborne are well worth your time. Although I’m pretty sure you already own Bloodborne. The Witcher 3 has some fantastic questlines that lead to you making morally ambigous decisions that do have an impact throughout the game, especially the ending. The combat isn’t the best (although it’s still leagues above Skyrim’s which is hideous), but it’s carried by its vast scope and rewarding storyline. Also, Yennefer is a bad ass bitch.
You may also like Nioh which is very Dark Souls/Bloodborne esque crossed with Onimusha. The combat is more involved but I don’t find it as compelling as the aforementioned for whatever reason but I’d definitely give it a try.
I own Horizon Zero Dawn and Monster Hunter World but I haven’t played them enough yet to confirm if they are worth your time. The latter seems to be a lot better if you have PSN so you can access online play.
After finally doing nearly everything in Bloodborne, I can certainly say I don’t enjoy it quite as much as the Souls series, especially the first Dark Souls. While I enjoy its aesthetic and Lovecraftian inspired horror, I don’t find it as unsettling, oppressive and morbidly dark as the first Dark Souls. Still a great game, of course.
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Not knowing what games you prefer i`ll take a shot in the dark here with games i have played lately.
I played threw Mad Max wich is free on PS plus threw april. Had loads of fun playing it. A bit sketchy at first but upgrades are really notisable.
Witcher 3 also is a favourite i actually played threw 2 times wich i never do.
Horizon i enjoyed just as much as witcher. Also one of the best DLC`s i have comed across and there is more to come.
Dying Light was also loads of fun.
Now playing FarCry 5. Positive so far(about three hours of gametime so far). Few annoying bugs but loads of humor and much action. Seems promesing and friends who are playing it says its a winner.
Hope it helps.
PS Free games: "Let it die" is a free game on PS store i enjoyed a while. If no cash and need someting to spend time on, i recommend it. Also played Crossout wich is fun if you are able to spend loads of cash on it. If not you are just target practise for the paying players. I payed.......
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I'd probably like Bloodborne more than I do if I was better at it, but it is still one of my favorite games ever. I'm too inconsistent when I play it and my reaction time is not very good.
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