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double nine posted:there's also immortal redneck for a more roguelike shooting experience I almost picked that up on a Switch sale but heard the port wasn't amazing. Will buy it on PC when on sale, thank you! Also that Dusk game looks sick but im being a little graphics baby right now and want the game to look somewhat nice.
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Play both the new Prey and the old Prey. 
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I have the urge to play a stat based game. Something like Princess Maker, Academagia, Long Live the Queen. Though more Princess Maker where my stats determine the ending and less Long Live the Queen where I need to have certain stats at certain points otherwise its game over. E: Oh and no dating sims 
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May 25, 2019 21:40
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Black Closet, maybe?
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exquisite tea posted:Darksiders series. This.
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May 25, 2019 22:48
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John Murdoch posted:Play both the new Prey and the old Prey. Also this. But skip old Prey and do full Dishonoreds + DLCs.
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May 25, 2019 22:49
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Leal posted:I have the urge to play a stat based game. Something like Princess Maker, Academagia, Long Live the Queen. Though more Princess Maker where my stats determine the ending and less Long Live the Queen where I need to have certain stats at certain points otherwise its game over.
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May 25, 2019 23:46
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Splicer posted:The Yawgh? Hwurmp posted:Black Closet, maybe? I'll give each of these a look, thanks!
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May 26, 2019 00:16
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Spruchy posted:I almost picked that up on a Switch sale but heard the port wasn't amazing. Will buy it on PC when on sale, thank you! get over being a graphics baby asap and play dusk, it's beyond phenomenal and is the best shooter in years
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May 26, 2019 00:27
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I'm in the mood for some exploration. What PS4/3DS/Steam games are out there where I can explore and find cool locations, possibly some ancient ruins, and a big part of the gameplay is uncovering and collecting lore? I dig the Uncharted and Tomb Raider games, and those get close to what I want, but I don't necessarily need that style of action game in this case.
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May 31, 2019 04:18
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I've yet to play it yet, but I've heard good things about Heaven's Vault, and it sounds at least adjacent to what you're looking for.
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May 31, 2019 04:41
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Uncle Ulty posted:I'm in the mood for some exploration. What PS4/3DS/Steam games are out there where I can explore and find cool locations, possibly some ancient ruins, and a big part of the gameplay is uncovering and collecting lore? Subnautica
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May 31, 2019 10:46
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yeah subnautica is literally all of that and really a ridiculously unique experience that imo no other game has quite managed to capture the same way yet. Try to go in as blind as possible, as the less you know, the better, though there are many helpful goons in the subnautica thread. edit: go for the steam version so you can mod it if need be, console commands etc are very useful if you get, say, accidentally shoved through the terrain by a sea critter and get "stuck" on "land" despite being 200 meters underwater
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May 31, 2019 11:09
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Look at Assassin's Creed Origins/Odyssey if you want something closer to Uncharted/TR.
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May 31, 2019 11:32
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Plus if you get the steam version of Subnautica, you can refund if you realize that the game is absolutely way too terrifying for you, as it was for me. (One day...) Basically, just see how far you can venture from the starting pod without having a full blown anxiety attack. Personally I can't leave visual range of the pod.
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May 31, 2019 11:45
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Uncle Ulty posted:I'm in the mood for some exploration. What PS4/3DS/Steam games are out there where I can explore and find cool locations, possibly some ancient ruins, and a big part of the gameplay is uncovering and collecting lore? Fallout 3/NV/4, get a mod to turn off quest markers and just ignore the main quest completely? Lots of places to explore and terminals to read.
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SolidSnakesBandana posted:Plus if you get the steam version of Subnautica, you can refund if you realize that the game is absolutely way too terrifying for you, as it was for me. (One day...) Basically, just see how far you can venture from the starting pod without having a full blown anxiety attack. Personally I can't leave visual range of the pod. it's funny, very few of the critters actively terrify me, but boy when I went to That One Area and swam a little bit away from it and looked down, my stomach just dropped and I immediately did a 180 and did the "peer over the edge" thing. They totally got me with that location.
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May 31, 2019 13:20
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Subnautica is really a great game. There’s a pretty good interview on YouTube with one of the developers that goes through the development process. Among other things they during early access they put in code that tells them what people liked, what triggered them, and really what it boils down to is things that trigger emotions, like fear = good. So their releases focused more on that.
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May 31, 2019 14:44
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Thanks for the suggestions! I was traumatized by the underwater levels in Tomb Raider 2 when I played it 20 years ago, so I think Subnautica might be too anxiety-inducing for me. I did recently pick up AC: Origins, but I've only played Tour mode so far, so I might have to dive into that. For some reason I never got into Fallout, but I'll watch some gameplay footage and see if it does anything for me.
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May 31, 2019 20:03
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Captain Invictus posted:it's funny, very few of the critters actively terrify me, but boy when I went to That One Area and swam a little bit away from it and looked down, my stomach just dropped and I immediately did a 180 and did the "peer over the edge" thing. They totally got me with that location. Not sure what That One Area is (there are several I think that would qualify) but that happened a bunch of times to me. It's still not as terrifying as when I was casually mining minerals in the deep sea in an area I'd never been before, casually looked over my shoulder (as I was playing in VR) and saw the open maw of a charging Ghost Leviathan about 3 feet in front of my face. On that note--play Subnautica in VR if you have the option. It's even more terrifying and more immersive that way.
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May 31, 2019 21:16
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Genpei Turtle posted:Not sure what That One Area is (there are several I think that would qualify)
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May 31, 2019 21:47
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Genpei Turtle posted:On that note--play Subnautica in VR if you have the option. It's even more terrifying and more immersive that way. I actually did try this. My terror was amplified because the starting pod bugged out and was almost right on the edge of the semi peaceful starting area. I peered into the darkness, saw something gigantic, and shut it down immediately.
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May 31, 2019 22:51
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I didn't find Subnautica to be particularly scary, but I did get some anxiety in the abyssal areas due to the music. That throbbing sound is really unnerving.
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May 31, 2019 23:37
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I didn't find subnautica as scary as expected other than my first couple of encounters with reapers - the late game was actually pretty goofy tbh - but I would absolutely never play it in VR Jesus Christ
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Jun 2, 2019 16:18
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The scariest thing in subnautica besides the endless terror of the unseen abyss was as I was casually zooming through the sea in my seamoth with everything all quiet and then KACHUNK a peeper ricochets off my windshield scaring the bejeesus out of me
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Uncle Ulty posted:I'm in the mood for some exploration. What PS4/3DS/Steam games are out there where I can explore and find cool locations, possibly some ancient ruins, and a big part of the gameplay is uncovering and collecting lore? I'll nth the vote for Subnautica, but I'll throw in a vote for Red Dead 2. Not many ancient ruins, but tons of exploration, especially if you decide to just gently caress off and try to fill your compendium with all the birds and poo poo.
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I think I found my next exploration game in Horizon: Zero Dawn.
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Seeking the following: A game that lets you drive cars in first person without racing, preferably in realistic cities. Preferably one that can run on a computer that is not powerful like a Surface, also, so not recent and cheap. A friend is seeking a game like The Forest or 7 Days to Die where you can play multiplayer, some guys can form squads and kill things and some guys can stay home and build and garden. Have to be able to make your own server. They didn't like Don't Starve Together.
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Hemingway To Go! posted:Seeking the following: American Truck Simulator?
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I want a virtual CAR not a TRUCK.  The Crew is a dead game and The Crew 2 is 60$ and too high end, was looking for something like that.
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Maybe Jalopy?
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Is there any prospect of any Truck simulator game coming to PS4? I really like the sound of it, but I want to sit in the comfort of my couch to play it rather than at a desk with my PC. And I don't really have the option to connect my PC to living room TV right now.
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It's uh, not quite the same as Euro/American Truck Sim, but Spintires is on PS4
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Hemingway To Go! posted:A friend is seeking a game like The Forest or 7 Days to Die where you can play multiplayer, some guys can form squads and kill things and some guys can stay home and build and garden. Have to be able to make your own server. They didn't like Don't Starve Together.
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Hemingway To Go! posted:Seeking the following: Maybe Sleeping Dogs? It has a first person mod and the city is gorgeous to drive around.
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Anyone have a good raising sim recently? Something in the vein of Monster Rancher would be nice, where there's a pretty clear goal for you to be working towards. And I specifically don't want to make a team of monsters/champions/whatever, I just wanna focus my efforts on one. Bonus points if like in Monster Rancher, you get multiple generations to play through.
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Hemingway To Go! posted:Seeking the following: Driver sf?
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Uncle Ulty posted:I think I found my next exploration game in Horizon: Zero Dawn. If you want to explore, collect lore, and follow strange clues/things that look cool, Outer Wilds is absolutely your poo poo. It’s 15 bux right now on the Epic store ($10 off right now from $25) and it’s all about exploring and learning. Good mix of beautiful/cozy/terrifying too. Strongly recommend it.
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Hemingway To Go! posted:I want a virtual CAR not a TRUCK. Did you try the latest Forza Horizon? It's included in the MS game pass thingy for $9 / month or whatever
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What's a good "Zelda-like" for PS4? I just want a simple adventure collecting tools and killing fools. Also the best Dynasty Warriors type game? "Variety" being the watchword.
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