Zahille7 @ Zahille7 @lemmy.world

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Doita?

Amazing.

One review I just read on steam said "great if you have dad game hours"

I love all the spy ones like Loboto Interior Sneak, Landing At The Luctopus, and Casino Hallway Sneak. Honorable mention for Here's How it's Done.

But imo the combat music in Psychonauts 2 is where the soundtrack really shines. I mean just listen to A Little Fight Music, Lady Luctopus, Panic Attack, Fight in the Library, and pretty much any boss music from the second one. Each track is so punchy and energetic.

I mean as I read that, it immediately made me think of the scene in the first Spider-Man when he goes after the guy who killed Uncle Ben and accidentally kills him.

Something with the code makes it so when you cast soul trap on self for 1 sec, along with any other effects in the spell, it'll be permanent.

It's how people will cheese skill leveling because you can fortify everything by making your own spells.

The stiff legs while he swings through the air

Why not add some Soul Trap on Self to make it permanent?

Same low price.

There's also Atlas, which is a pirate game from a spin-off studio of the ARK devs, so a lot of those basics like taking animals and such are very similar. But in that one, you can actually build your own ship from scratch

But if you don't want the hassle of dealing with other players and still want full rewards, you could do all your questing over in that volcanic biome on the map.

At least back when I played that was the relatively safest area for me.

I haven't played it, but there's a game called Salt 2 that I've been interested in for a while.

The steam page says it's basically an infinite ocean with different islands and such. It sounds like it might be procedurally generated, but you can customize your ship and it's basically your mobile base and all.

The Psychonauts soundtracks, either the first or second game, but I'd say moreso the first one. About a third of the songs are kinda country twangy instrumentals because the game takes place in a summer camp. They're the perfect lazy summer day songs imo.

Especially the track Whispering Rock from the first games.

"Fast fashion" in pure thought form.

PDP Xbox controller. They're relatively cheap and have a range of options from pretty basic to "elite"

The one I use is a stepup from the basic, with RGB. It has extra buttons on the bottom where your middle fingers rest that can be mapped to other buttons. I have them remapped to be extra bumpers as it's more comfortable/easier for me to play games that rely on a lot of bumper use.

I recently got a used PS3 controller because I literally couldn't play some emulated games without the motion controls. It works as well as you'd expect a PlayStation controller to work.

Streamers.

Streamers and YouTubers are mostly who I blame for this. They are influencers who showcase the games and it makes their fans want to buy it.

I can't count how many times I've read online that so many people refuse to buy some game, then I go on YouTube and see like 5 YouTubers playing it day one, because they (or maybe even a fan) bought it.

I literally could never understand how to play Pazaak. To me it's just a weird version of Blackjack

Burger Flipper in Selaco.

You need to find a datapad with the game on it, and it's just a stupid auto-clicker, but damn if it doesn't scratch that itch in the monkey brain for "number go up."

Plus, Selaco, the base game, is really damn fun.

It's really fun. I actually found myself booting up the game just to play the auto-clicker that's in it lol