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NineMileTower, do games w What are your favorite games for killing nazis?
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Matthew Crooks Simulator 2025

TropicalDingdong, do games w What are your favorite games for killing nazis?
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Hide and go seek.

bizarroland, do games w What are your favorite games for killing nazis?
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Peek a bomb, hide and go trip on a landmine, irl frogger, don't wake der führer, And finally, Candyland Hansel and Gretel edition.

agamemnonymous, do games w What are your favorite board games? I'm looking for games that are satisfying and lead to a sense of accomplishment or fulfillment or connection.
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I will always recommend base Catan. It’s simple enough that anyone can learn to play fairly quickly, and moves quickly enough that no one gets that mad if they lose. If anything, I find losing a game usually coincides with people understanding it better and being open to playing another round so they can demonstrate that understanding.

Endymion_Mallorn, do games w What are your favorite board games? I'm looking for games that are satisfying and lead to a sense of accomplishment or fulfillment or connection.
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Tsuro is a very quick, Zen game. It's tile placement and stone movement.

Obviously if you don't like S.H., you probably won't like The Resistance or Avalon. But from the same publisher, there's Coup (a game of creative lying), and Grifters (an engine-builder made up of resource collection with a crime theme). I like them both and they're very quick.

I don't think Fluxx could lead to long term frustration, because it's just so wild.

Catan is a classic and it's never caused tempers in my group.

EvilBit, do games w What are your favorite board games? I'm looking for games that are satisfying and lead to a sense of accomplishment or fulfillment or connection.

Cottage Garden is very satisfying. You Tetris together garden pieces to fill plots and you can cover a single spot with a sleeping kitty. There’s scoring and competition, but it’s not antagonistic in any way.

I’m also a big fan of cooperative games in general.

Toes, do gaming w Let's discuss: Assassin's Creed

My buddy wants me to get Assassin’s Creed Shadows. Whats ur opinion?

These requirements look nuts.

theangriestbird, do gaming w [UFO 50] Seaside Drive is a great local multiplayer experience

hell yeah! I’ve been meaning to do this same thing with my partner, go through UFO50 overall because there’s a surprising number of co-op experiences.

Linktank, do gaming w Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of January 26th

MTG Arena

MutatedBass, do gaming w Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of January 26th

Finally got around to trying Dwarf Fortress and I am in love lol. I’m really impressed with the UI changes the dev was able to pull off for the Steam release, I play perfectly comfortably using a custom config with my Steam controller.

robert, do games w Hogwarts Legacy - a weird (90 hour) review *no spoilers

@Cataphract I mostly agree with your assessment. If's a fun game. It's not great, it's just fine though. I played it, had fun with it, I think they did an amazing job with the castle and the setting then put and extremely mediocre RPG into it. They could have done so much more. I didn't feel like I wasted my time, but I also didn't feel like it was a great game at all. It's worth it, on sale for $20-40 max I'd say. If you're a huge potter fan it's a must play, if you're not, eh it's fine. Like Assassin's creed. It's fine.

However, how did they ever say no DLC? I will never understand this. They made a money printer for potter fans, the world is empty with barely anything to do in it. They could be cranking out DLC every quarter for this and I know people would be buying it. I thought these companies liked money, how the hell did they decide not to do that?

mtlvmpr, do gaming w Reviewers giving high scores to poorly optimised games really grinds my gears

I don’t even see the optimising problem as bad probably because I’m used to it. Evil Within for example ran terribly on launch but since then I have upgraded my setup and played through it. Checking the benchmarks just is something you should do on PC. Reviewers usually are pretty out of touch with rest of the world or average gamer just doesn’t care about drops and sub 30 framerates.

I feel like a worse problem currently is how games are made with TAA in mind or with forced TAA so you just can’t make them look good even with time and more powerful hardware. It’s either blurry mess with artifacts thrown in or something that doesn’t even look like 1080p on 4K resolution.

hisao, do gaming w Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of January 26th

Taking a break from Junkfood 4, I’m currently going through Chilling Reign - a wintery episode for Heretic. Also, Skyrim.

theskyisfalling, do gaming w Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of January 26th

I just picked up Halls of Torment again and ended up some how playing around 10 hours this weekend…it is alright.

CountCorvinus, do gaming w Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of January 26th
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Xbox had a sale so I picked up “Ravenswatch”, an action rougelike game where you play as fallen versions of fairy tale characters. For example Red Riding Hood is a playable character, but this version is a werewolf.

The other day unlocked Carmilla, a dhampir based on Sheridan Le Fanu’s novella. I really like her playstyle.

Also been playing Monster Prom.

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