I’m back again playing Tom Clancy’s: The Division via GeForce Now. I don’t know how many hours of playing I have, but I’m only at level 22 so yeah, I’m playing it slow pace, taking my time (just kidding, I’m not good at FPS, but they work great as stress relief).
Brickadia, surprisingly fun lego-like building game with physics, buildable & driveable vehicles and contraptions, weapons and game modes. I think it has very interesting potential.
Minecraft - Was my absolute childhood and I met so many good friends and learnt a lot throughout my time playing the game.
Skate 2 - The controls are perfect, the vibe is amazing, it’s just one of my overall favourites.
GTA V - The first R rated game I played. Both this game and Fallout 3 were massive inspirations for me focusing on 3D environments as a Game Dev student.
Honourable mention to Little Big Planet and Rollercoaster Tycoon Deluxe; both of which absolutely shaped my childhood
I love seeing your posts because they remind me that I actually do have time to game. I think I’m going to set some time aside for outer wilds or obra dinn later
I recently (2 years ago 🥲) 100%'d wind waker. Part of me wants to do it again lol
I 100% Wind Waker myself a few years ago. So much damn fun, but i don’t think i could ever do it again. It took so much out of me. Respect to you though for 100% it, i know how much work that is
In no particular order, and without adjusting for recency bias:
Single player
Hollow Knight
Undertale
Outer Wilds
Multiplayer
The Finals
Awesomenauts*
YOMI Hustle
Right now the game is in a weird state where the original company who owned it went backrupt, and the game is in the process of being revived by a different company. In the meantime, the already low player count got lower. On top of that, there’s two versions of the game: an old version that used Steam matchmaking (as the matchmaking server went down when the game original closed); and what had been the current patch, being accessible on a beta branch, which currently has issues making it hard to actaully play a match.
Mindustry, it’s open source as well, must have sunk close on a thousand hours into it. Incredible Game, has a good modding scene as well.
Trove, the opposite of Mindustry, in that the game sucks, I do not recommend. However the game had so much potential and it sort of half realized it before becoming a cash grab. Does a good job of releasing LOADS of dopamine for very simple game play. That said I am now looking into Veloren - which appears to try and be a better version of trove, although taking voxel MMORPG in a new direction. It’s also open source so, yeah.
Minecraft - with mods. Nothing quite beats tech mod mania. I hope some day luanti gets to be a real competitor on some level, but till then.
Chromehounds. Nothing since has filled that 20 story tall mecha hole in my heart. The way you could build your hound into the role you wanted to play really hasn’t been done well in any game since
MAG (massive action game). Ps3/ps4 128vs128 matches online? It was such a clusterfuck and I loved it.
Binding of Isaac and all its expansions. Game has been a solid and consistent time sink in my life for more than 10 years. Quirky and infinitely replayable.
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