Fuck 100+ open-world games, probably not going to play new AC games for the next 5 years, just like I haven't played any AC game after Black Flag until Odyssey was released.
I want to play a few games, but since I'm struggling to complete long games, and I kind of want to play different genres, can anyone please recommend me a couple of short games in the following categories:
-a "Zelda-like" adventure game;
-a recent point & click adventure game;
-a hidden object game with an actual plot (ideally a mystery/noir/horror game).
I want to play a few games, but since I'm struggling to complete long games, and I kind of want to play different genres, can anyone please recommend me a couple of short games in the following categories:
-a "Zelda-like" adventure game;
-a recent point & click adventure game;
-a hidden object game with an actual plot (ideally a mystery/noir/horror game).
I want to play a few games, but since I'm struggling to complete long games, and I kind of want to play different genres, can anyone please recommend me a couple of short games in the following categories:
-a "Zelda-like" adventure game;
-a recent point & click adventure game;
-a hidden object game with an actual plot (ideally a mystery/noir/horror game).
I want to play a few games, but since I'm struggling to complete long games, and I kind of want to play different genres, can anyone please recommend me a couple of short games in the following categories:
-a "Zelda-like" adventure game;
-a recent point & click adventure game;
-a hidden object game with an actual plot (ideally a mystery/noir/horror game).
Just finished the thing. Those last 5-6 hours were incredible.
I was almost expecting that this would be Uchi's best game since 999 due to it being a fresh start again and i was not left disappointed.
It almost feels a bit like a spiritual successor to 999 because of that even.
By that i mean that the game again has a more local, personal story instead ot the apocalyptic nonsense of VLR/ZTD, as well as the fact that the game again takes only one concept and focuses on that one, (i.e. Morphogenetic field / Psyncing) instead of throwing tons of things into the hotpot like VLR/ZTD did (Aliens, Time Travel, Mindhacking etc.)
That said, i think the humor will be a bit divisive.
I really enjoyed it most of the time, but occasionally it went a bit to far into the absurdist direction for a game that was still serious at its core. Mostly i mean everything that involved
Just finished the thing. Those last 5-6 hours were incredible.
I was almost expecting that this would be Uchi's best game since 999 due to it being a fresh start again and i was not left disappointed.
It almost feels a bit like a spiritual successor to 999 because of that even.
By that i mean that the game again has a more local, personal story instead ot the apocalyptic nonsense of VLR/ZTD, as well as the fact that the game again takes only one concept and focuses on that one, (i.e. Morphogenetic field / Psyncing) instead of throwing tons of things into the hotpot like VLR/ZTD did (Aliens, Time Travel, Mindhacking etc.)
That said, i think the humor will be a bit divisive.
I really enjoyed it most of the time, but occasionally it went a bit to far into the absurdist direction for a game that was still serious at its core. Mostly i mean everything that involved
I want to play a few games, but since I'm struggling to complete long games, and I kind of want to play different genres, can anyone please recommend me a couple of short games in the following categories:
-a "Zelda-like" adventure game;
-a recent point & click adventure game;
-a hidden object game with an actual plot (ideally a mystery/noir/horror game).
Funny you both mentioned Ittle Dew, because even before asking for recommendations here on Meta, I installed the game to give it a go.
I'll be playing it for sure.
And Tizoc, Frog Detective is indeed very enjoyable, but I already played the game.
What is the Fanatical Detective bundle you refer to?
Just finished the thing. Those last 5-6 hours were incredible.
I was almost expecting that this would be Uchi's best game since 999 due to it being a fresh start again and i was not left disappointed.
It almost feels a bit like a spiritual successor to 999 because of that even.
By that i mean that the game again has a more local, personal story instead ot the apocalyptic nonsense of VLR/ZTD, as well as the fact that the game again takes only one concept and focuses on that one, (i.e. Morphogenetic field / Psyncing) instead of throwing tons of things into the hotpot like VLR/ZTD did (Aliens, Time Travel, Mindhacking etc.)
That said, i think the humor will be a bit divisive.
I really enjoyed it most of the time, but occasionally it went a bit to far into the absurdist direction for a game that was still serious at its core. Mostly i mean everything that involved
Funny you both mentioned Ittle Dew, because even before asking for recommendations here on Meta, I installed the game to give it a go.
I'll be playing it for sure.
And Tizoc, Frog Detective is indeed very enjoyable, but I already played the game.
What is the Fanatical Detective bundle you refer to?
Since I'm stuck at home anyway, I decided to spend some time on my next live-recorded video, and here is a sneak peek of what I'm hopefully going to publish soon:
This is going to be a long video and hopefully, it will be interesting for a lot of people who are interested in retro gaming!
A second game would be awesome.
The only problem I have with the game is the 30fps lock, the actual game was all around fantastic.
And the story opened up a ton of potential follow-up material towards the end.
One thing I don't quite like about the new steam update, I can no longer just see the games that are on Mac, that used to be my default library, just the Mac games. Now it's all clumped in together. I can't even make a dynamic collection to keep track. I have to go to every individual game and see if I can play it.
so i just realized that my Rage 2 doesnt have the deluxe edition items even though thats the version i have and steam says is installed. I open the store in game and says to upgrade to deluxe edition.
With the new steam library, does custom art need to be using a specific file format? all the games I've tried just show blank rectangles.
They're in 900hx600w dimension so im a little confused
I got sick of these games not having proper vertical images, so I made my own. Most of them are crummy, but I was just sick of the default thing. Just sharing in case anyone else has the same games:
Since I'm stuck at home anyway, I decided to spend some time on my next live-recorded video, and here is a sneak peek of what I'm hopefully going to publish soon:
This is going to be a long video and hopefully, it will be interesting for a lot of people who are interested in retro gaming!
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