MarcomachtKuchen @ MarcomachtKuchen @feddit.org

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Yeah Core keeper was really cool. Hope this one is equally beautiful

Yeah so far Hazelight is only getting better and better

Yeah I can see that, but currently that's not a viable line in my career to take

How has noone mentioned Powerwash Simulator yet. There is no pressure (pun not intended), you just walk around dirty scenes and start cleaning them. The amount of satisfaction this produces is incredible. This is mostly because the dirt is actually fairly accurate and washing does not feel like brushing dirt of where the only options is 100% dirt or 0% dirt. All of the intermediates and the complex geometry of the objects makes cleaning a really chilling experience.

That's really freaking cool. I'll keep an eye on this one

I still smile whenever I stumble upon these pages of my college block

Because people like the game and like reading about it.

Dragons Dogma is really janky. But if you can see past the jank there is arguably one of the most unique RPGs inside the jank. I highly enjoyed it.

I'll Gladly check it out when I'm home. Hopefully the reception here is mature.

It also has a demo for everyone to try out

I've never played Xenoblade but it was such a pleasure to ruin my YouTube algorithm with Xenoblade shit posting vids

Thank you for the answer. I think I'll check the game out.

Is this something we're the remaster tools of Nvidia could come in handy?

How is the gameplay. Often these old games are rightfully praised for their writing but I cannot force myself to play Baldurs gate because the gameplay looks soo tiresome to me

I love extra fabulous comics so much. The greatest weird shit

Happy so see how far he can push his vision. Beneath all the jank dragons dogma 1 was an incredible game. Too bad the sequel didn't improve every aspect that desperately needed reworks.

Yeah that's a horrible sentence my bad. You're not the only one who's not fully awake.

It is mayor jank but Dragons Dogma was the closest to feeling like a mage I've ever experienced. There are no cool downs in the game but channeling spells takes some time and upholding a continuous spell drains your stamina. In this setting the art of a mage was reading the battle and estimating how much space you have to channel spells, several of which can easily break the encounter wide open.

Edited since neither my English nor my autocorrect were working as intended.

Sekiro and Hi-Fi Rush

Seems really cool. But a bit to scary for me, I just can't stand jumpscares