Mothergunship is a FPS roguelite, where you get to build awesome-stupid looking guns between runs, getting temporary upgrades while blading everything. It often goes on 80% sales on GOG and Steam
Others mentioned brotato and vampire savior, there are several similar games like them nowadays, you can check their tags to look for more on Steam
Elder Scrolls Morrowind has janky as fuck combat (hidden dice roll to check if you actually hit) and the only way to get better is with higher numbers in your skills and attributes. You can use magic and potions, both of which you can make yourself, to boost yourself to godlike levels
Dynasty Warriors 8 offers several weapons for the characters, plus it lets you equip skills to make some actions better, like higher attack and higher attack while mounted. As soon as you learn how to block for quick camera turns, you’ve mastered the game
Man the soundtrack alone could get me to play Katamari games. I got a birthday gift card recently and was deciding what game to get, when one of the OSTs came up on YT Music and I listened to it for like a week straight. Immediately got We ❤️ Katamari + DLC on 80% sale.
Looking for those as well, only thing I found was BB:EE, Ultra Age’s roguelite mode, Nioh 2, and the upcoming Morbid Metal. To some extent, Godfall, Kingdoms of Amalur and Wayfinder.
I want a grinding game where you get exciting loot, with combat like DmC to master. Those basically don’t exist, so you have to settle for better combat with some loot upgrsdes, or deep rng loot chase with more basic combat. Roguelite games with deeper combat is probably where most of those games will live.
That said, Nioh 2 is really the best of both worlds in late game (Diablo look with the best “grounded” combat ever, just harder than Souls games for your first 30 hours).
No joke, I had to install a cheat just to get used to the game because I got my ass handed to me by every single enemy right from the start. At some point it just clicked and I understood how to play, so I started over and did fine, and now I’m a flashy melee god lol
Souls games kind of give you some time to get atuned with how to play and what enemies to run from, so taking your time at first will do it. In Nioh 2, maybe because I had not yet mastered the first game, it started with mid-game souls enemies.
The combat is also much deeper, and ki-pulsing makes it a nice dance, giving you a nice flow state like no other fighting game in my experience.
Is it just me, or has Heroic Launcher broken some games with this update? Rebel Galaxy launches with a window to change graphics options. OK that and then the game starts.
After the HL update, I close the graphics options window and then the game launches in a black screen but all the sounds are going? This is on SteamDeck by the way. All my other games still play fine.
You should def checkout “Death Must Die”. You basically move around collecting upgrades, auto-killing hordes of enemies, and when you level up you pick one of three buffs/abilities from one of ten gods. The buffs/abilities have both ranks and levels. There are 3 acts to play thru each with different mobs. After you beat all 3, you can add more effects to mobs to increase difficulty and rare equipment drop rates. The acts have a 20 min timer, but of course it pauses when you’re choosing buffs or the game is otherwise stopped. There’s six characters to pick from each with unique a talent tree that enhances your playstyle.
My time has come. As someone who almost exclusively listens to instrumental soundtrack from movies and games, including from games I have never played, these are the ones that most often get stuck in my head (in no particular order). A plus “+” indicates a song that got stuck in my head regularly before I ever played the game, while an asterisk “*” indicates a song that still gets stuck in my head, despite being from a game I have never played at all.
Baba Yetu - Civ IV (+)
Hyrule Castle - Breath Of The Wild (+)
Lorule Castle - Link Between Worlds (*)
One Final Effort - Halo 3 (*)
Golem King - Moonlighter
Song of the Ancients - Nier Series (*)
Dragonborn - Skyrim
Far Horizons - Skyrim (+)
Dragon Roost Island - Wind Waker (*)
Nate’s Theme - Uncharted (*)
Gusty Garden Galaxy - Super Mario Galaxy (*)
Korobeiniki - Tetris (+)
Gerudo Valley - Ocarina of Time (+)
Colgera Battle - Tears of the Kingdom
This Song - The Witcher 3 (It’s the song Aen Seidhe, but without vocals)
Bloody Tears - Castlevania (*)
But finally, the song that I credit with making me obsessed with instrumental soundtrack, because I fell asleep with it playing on repeat for a whole night at the age of 5, and then lost the game cartridge, so I forgot what it was from, and which I would get stuck in my head roughly once a month throughout my entire childhood until I finally found the song THIRTEEN YEARS LATER:
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