It’s not required I’d say, but there’s far more of a Pay Off if you do. It, and its Spin off Alan Wake’s American Nightmare, lays so much of the ground work for the ideas seen in this one that the pay off is amazing to see
It’s really impressive how realistic it. It’s one of the most realistic looking games i’ve played. And i’ve been teasing my friend about the jumpscares ever since it happened
That was how i played through my first playthrough of Silent Hill 2 lol. I wasn’t sure if everything was dead so i kept clubbing everything with my weapon until i was sure it wasn’t getting back up
Thank you, i hope things are good for you too. My new rig has a Ryzen 7 3700x, 32 GB of DDR4 RAM, a 1 TB NVME drive, and a Radeon RX 7600 XT. Nothing too fancy, but for around $800 i expect it to hopefully last me a long while
All very good choices for favorite games. Cyberpunk i ended up pausing once my new gaming rig arrived. I still need to install it on there. Going through it though i loved the city and the story. It was one of the most realistic Cities I’ve ever played in
I saved your comment just so i could remember to update you. The game i don’t know if it’s the nature of the story or what, but Alan Wake 2 i can’t seem to want to leave. There’s just so much love and care put into it that everytime i go into it, i notice a new thing i didn’t before, whether it’s a little detail like the pages in the subway or a foreshadowing i missed the first time. I love it
sadly i don’t think my monitor supports HDR, otherwise i would totally turn it on. I used to think it did but i’m learning my monitor can’t do a lot i thought it originally could lol
I was thinking it would carry my selections from Steam Deck over. I went ahead and started the downloads this morning and they’re all done now thankfully