Discussion What are you currently playing? (Week 21 of 2026)
- Thread starter Cacher
- Start date
- Featured
Bayonetta. I don't know what's wrong, either stuttering or vsync or what, but it doesn't look pleasent to my eyes in motion. Steam framerate shows steady framerate with no drops, but it doesn't look right to me. I'll do more testing later.
Good luck, it'll eat more of your hours
OP
OP
Got an update for the last couple weeks.
Been playing through Neverness to Everness aka supernatural anime GTA/Yakuza. Really really pretty game and it's got quite a lot of cool stuff in it, most notably the "Anomaly Zones". There's soooo much variety there with some really creative stuff, including a bunch of genuinely horror-themed ones, which is pretty novel for these games.
World is interesting, story is alright. Some good, some not so good, but got potential. There's lots of side activities akin to Yakuza stuff, there's Fishing, Racing, Taxi Driving, managing a cafe, Mahjong, doing Deliveries, an entire extraction mode, etc...
I'm not super into the combat though and getting the most out of the weekly shit is already getting kinda tiring, so I might be donzo and check back in after an update or so. Dunno.
Zenless had its final update for the season and the story has been incredibly hype, Super stoked for season 3/3.0! Writing is sharp as hell right now, the dialogue is just genuinely entertaining throughout and the story has been building up some really, really cool stuff.
MCs are literally about to get a Stand (we don't know exactly how yet, but the build up has been awesome),
And Billy got a Kamen Rider transformation
And other than gachas I'm going through the Metro series right now. Finished Metro 2033 yesterday and am probably over halfway through Last Light right now.
Really enjoyable stuff.
Been playing through Neverness to Everness aka supernatural anime GTA/Yakuza. Really really pretty game and it's got quite a lot of cool stuff in it, most notably the "Anomaly Zones". There's soooo much variety there with some really creative stuff, including a bunch of genuinely horror-themed ones, which is pretty novel for these games.
World is interesting, story is alright. Some good, some not so good, but got potential. There's lots of side activities akin to Yakuza stuff, there's Fishing, Racing, Taxi Driving, managing a cafe, Mahjong, doing Deliveries, an entire extraction mode, etc...
I'm not super into the combat though and getting the most out of the weekly shit is already getting kinda tiring, so I might be donzo and check back in after an update or so. Dunno.
Zenless had its final update for the season and the story has been incredibly hype, Super stoked for season 3/3.0! Writing is sharp as hell right now, the dialogue is just genuinely entertaining throughout and the story has been building up some really, really cool stuff.
MCs are literally about to get a Stand (we don't know exactly how yet, but the build up has been awesome),
And Billy got a Kamen Rider transformation
And other than gachas I'm going through the Metro series right now. Finished Metro 2033 yesterday and am probably over halfway through Last Light right now.
Really enjoyable stuff.
I finished Trails Beyond The Horizon
something of a bizarre way of playing it where I played the majority of it then stopped for 3 months for no particular reason then played it for like 20 hours this weekend to finish it but overall even though there's some things i'm annoyed about here and there I thought it continued to be easily the best Calvard game throughout
it feels really weird to be caught up to a series i've been playing for over a decade that always had some game(usually multiple) I couldn't play and I feel like I kind of have no idea where the next ones going because there's so many different ways that ending could go, it kinda makes me a little nervous because the next game could either be really good or really bad and I feel like I have no idea which one it'll be
something of a bizarre way of playing it where I played the majority of it then stopped for 3 months for no particular reason then played it for like 20 hours this weekend to finish it but overall even though there's some things i'm annoyed about here and there I thought it continued to be easily the best Calvard game throughout
the vestiges seemed cool but ended up feeling pretty pointless in the end for example and a lot of time was spent building them up
it feels really weird to be caught up to a series i've been playing for over a decade that always had some game(usually multiple) I couldn't play and I feel like I kind of have no idea where the next ones going because there's so many different ways that ending could go, it kinda makes me a little nervous because the next game could either be really good or really bad and I feel like I have no idea which one it'll be