For me the best ones were Final Fantasy Brave Exvius and Love Live School Idol Festival. Currently playing Umamusume Pretty Derby and it’s fine but it’s kinda brutal if you’re trying to catch the meta as F2P.
Also gacha games are fine at launch (and maybe just before they close the doors forever). Other than that they’re just whalefest, especially if they’re popular.
No idea how long I’m gonna stick to Umamusume but I feel it won’t be years.
I’d go with Wuthering Waves and Zenless Zone Zero. Those two probably have over 100 hours of main story and character stories to play through. Where Winds Meet is new and popular. Haven’t played much but it seems good
I’ve been having a ton of issue with controller support on Mac for older games. It’s really hit or miss lately and It’s always difficult to find a workaround.
Single Player is awesome. I’ve never modded it besides messing around with a cheat engine after beating the game, but its definitely in one of my favorites of all time
My only complaint is that (at least last time i checked) for version 3, there’s no option for multiplayer that isn’t a dedicated server or LAN, which sucks when you want to play with friends
Is it a separate library entry now? Last i checked you had to do some weird stuff with the launch options. If it’s that easy i might look into setting up a server to play with some friends
Truly a massive game that gets overshadowed by people talking about Factorio, which Factorio is of course a classic undoubtedly but Mindustry has been in pretty consistent development for years now and is a great game with a lot of good content, it deserves more attention!
I just wish the game was better set up for joysticks/gamepad control out of the box, last time I tried to set it up on my Steam Deck I got frustrated.
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