What games did you all like?
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Most recently I played Phychonauts 1 and 2, both on steam. I really enjoyed these, and 100%ed them both. Lots of hilarious dialog and world design, and the platforming was pretty good too. Definitely recommend checking out the first (I got it for $1, it's more expensive now though). Second game is still $60.
I mostly (nearly entirely) play games on Switch though, this year I also really liked Pokémon Legends Arceus. Fun to run around and catch wild pokemon without having to battle. -
Games have always varied for me, depends on my mood I guess. For instance if I am feeling down I'll play Call of Duty: Warzone, or COD: Cold War. A game I wish I had or trilogy would be Age of Empires, again gaming varies for me.
Always has varied on my mood.
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Some notable games in my games folder include The Powder Toy(of course), Teardown, Universe Sandbox 2, Garry's Mod, and Minecraft, and occasionally I'll hop onto SpaceEngine and take a screenshot or two for my wallpaper collection.
I like to modify my games since vanilla truly is a boring flavour, so I always have at least a few mods on all of those listed except US2 which doesn't really support mods.
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minecraft and valorant and gta
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Inherit the Earth, a game that I enjoyed because it's from 1994 and it has anthropomorphic fox as the main character, and even a vixen as his girlfriend. It's available on Steam.
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Apologies for the necro - I thought this was too good a subject not to revive. I'm always on the lookout for new games, as well as returning to games I used to jam. In the past, this would've been sandbox games such as the Riven/Myst series from Cyan, Age of Empires 3, OE Cake, Powder Toy, and dan-ball's version of Powder Game. I've delved recently into story-telling/indie games such as Life is Strange 1-2, The Beginner's Guide, as well as Anemoiapolis which is a psychological horror that delves deeper into the subject of liminal spaces and backrooms. Nowadays, however, I generally play casual games of Valorant as well as Minecraft. I know no one asked, but I guess the pattern I've observed here is it's largely been mood dependent, but perhaps life dependent as well. I used to be super curious about the world, generally seeking out adventure or sandbox games to explore my creativity. Now I feel I'm taking a backseat to the world - life can be so overwhelming and it's evermore difficult to find presence, which is counterintuitive in the sense that I find myself playing games that require little brain activity and enables time to slip further away. But I guess we're all trying our best.
