New week, new thread! What are you playing?
Same as last time, I am leaving the thread to you good people. Have fun!
Same as last time, I am leaving the thread to you good people. Have fun!
Discussion What are you currently playing? (Week 22 of 2024)
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I started playing WitchSpring R and I'm having a blast. It's significantly better than I expected, and it's a great Steam Deck game.
Same as last week SF6 People REALLY like akuma
Hades, made it to Elysium multiple times (got close to beat the bosses). Also I accidentally locked the Deck GPU at 200Mhz and the game was having some drops but it was pretty stable
Hades, made it to Elysium multiple times (got close to beat the bosses). Also I accidentally locked the Deck GPU at 200Mhz and the game was having some drops but it was pretty stable
I plan to play the same as last week — Cyberpunk and Elden Ring. But we'll see if I dont randomly replay an old comfortzone game instead
I'm still playing Dread Delusion but I'm nearing it's ending, I'm also planning to play a little of Hades 2.
Finished Ghost of Tsushima and the Ikki DLC, very much the best PS game on pc right now for me.
Tried Hellblade II for 30 minutes on game pass, got bored and annoyed. Uninstall.
Tried Immortals of Aveum for a few hours on ea play. Meh. Uninstall.
Probably continuing my Persona 3 Reload/Dark Souls III playthrough after this. Unless there's a big Hades II update.
Tried Hellblade II for 30 minutes on game pass, got bored and annoyed. Uninstall.
Tried Immortals of Aveum for a few hours on ea play. Meh. Uninstall.
Probably continuing my Persona 3 Reload/Dark Souls III playthrough after this. Unless there's a big Hades II update.
I finished Dread Delusion, overall it was great and I loved being lost in the world and reading the lore tidbits about the world and it's inhabitants. The combat is very basic and not the main focus of the game, it's simple and serviceable at most, and the projectile spell can be miss the enemies without any reason.
As I said before the world was a big plus for me, don't expect a huge open world with sprawling cities, but expect a world where you can find an interesting story.
The game doesn't have points showing where you need to go, the NPCs will say you will point to a quest saying the direction or a point of interest like a forest, or saying a direction like west of city xyz, you also update the map manually and you need to find some points before part of the region appears on your map.
The music can be a bit repetitive but works well in setting the mood of the game.
As I said before the world was a big plus for me, don't expect a huge open world with sprawling cities, but expect a world where you can find an interesting story.
The game doesn't have points showing where you need to go, the NPCs will say you will point to a quest saying the direction or a point of interest like a forest, or saying a direction like west of city xyz, you also update the map manually and you need to find some points before part of the region appears on your map.
The music can be a bit repetitive but works well in setting the mood of the game.
Making occasional progress in Yooka Laylee and the Impossible Lair. Maybe 50% done.
Was a little busy last week so didn't get a ton of gaming in.
Was a little busy last week so didn't get a ton of gaming in.
Finally finished Bayonetta, played since release day on PC on an off again. Pretty fun. I checked out of the story long time ago. Seems nonsensical.
I'm using the Lossless Scaling Frame Generation and it helps the 30 fps locked cutscenes. Very minimal artifacting as well. Another nice tool to have on PC.
I'm using the Lossless Scaling Frame Generation and it helps the 30 fps locked cutscenes. Very minimal artifacting as well. Another nice tool to have on PC.
started playing Hi-Fi Rush on a whim a few days ago and liked it enough that i'm ~5 hours into it now
kinda sad about Tango now, reminds me of the Bayonetta games a bit where I don't play much stuff in the genre but the overall quality level won me over when I happened to play them
kinda sad about Tango now, reminds me of the Bayonetta games a bit where I don't play much stuff in the genre but the overall quality level won me over when I happened to play them
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Saw your post so tried the little yellow duck on One Piece Odyssey because all pre-rendered cutscenes are locked at 30 fps, and it works flawlessly. Such a godsend.