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Oenis posted:What are some good games to play with your partner? We already played It Takes Two and loved it. Lovers in a dangerous space time.
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Sandwich Anarchist posted:From the same post you quoted: Oh, derp.
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I don't know if it's  to say so but you can cheaply and easily get a raspberry-pi, USB controllers, and follow an online guide to turn it into an emulator.
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If you get a card with a triangle, circle, and square on one side and a phone number on the back definitely play that game.
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Hwurmp posted:It's a lot like the first RG, except you're flying a fighter or small transport in full 3D instead of capital ships on a flat plane. Would it be cool to start on the second one then without missing much? I basically rage uninstalled the first I've when I discovered I was stuck to a fixed, a flat plane.
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Oct 27, 2021 22:00
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Walh Hara posted:I'm looking for more squad based tactics games where your teamcomposition changes over time in a good way. Battle brothers?
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SetSliRol posted:Might be a bit E/N but any Goons got reccs for games that helped them out of a rough time? Year's been pretty poo poo so far and I'd like to at least end it on a good note by trying something new. Anything that's not a game you're encouraged to play a lot (ie Animal Crossing) and you could go at your own pace with is a plus. Subnautica was like that for me. Underwater sci fi game where you're crash landed on a planet and trying to get back off world. Perfect for just straight up chilling. Even the hazards are not all that scary once you learn how to work around them.
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I'm looking for a FPS survival, crafting game that doesn't have zombies but has other towns/NPCs on the map so it doesn't feel empty. Monsters/animals are fine. I'm just bored with zombies. I prefer single player but not against multiplayer. I've played Empyrion Galactic Survival, No Man's Sky, Minecraft, The Forest etc already. I know you can turn zombies off in The Forest but that kinda neuters the whole thing.
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Knightsoul posted:Terminator Resistance Lunchmeat Larry posted:The Long Dark kind of falls down on the towns/NPCs front but might be worth a look? Also STALKER I have The Long Dark but haven't played since early access. If Terminator Resistance is a miss I'll reinstall this. Thanks all.
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:if 2D is okay, Starsector. it's fleet combat with a player-controlled flagship and loadout customization is ludicrously deep, especially once you factor in all the various differences between building ships for player use vs. for the AI, and the economy side is just substantial enough to provide a robust context for the battles Playing Terminator Resistance at the moment. I've heard about this game - it doesn't appear to be on any of the launcher based game stores yet.
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Sandwich Anarchist posted:It isn't, you have to get it from their site. Oh, derp! That's why I wasn't finding it. Thanks! I'll probably wait until I finish Terminator Resistance or my ADD/FOMO kicks in.
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Jan 18, 2022 02:39
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Are there any games like Empyrion Galactic Survival where you can build craft and bases, explore space, get into combat, trade, etc that aren't miles wide but a puddle deep?
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Thanks for the suggestions! I've actually played all but star citizen but uh that one seems like vaporware.grate deceiver posted:Kerbal Space Program would be this as well? minus the combat and trade, but the space exploration feels are top notch KSP is fun but I suck at math. Sandwich Anarchist posted:The X series is both miles wide AND deep Played X4 for a bit but bounced of it. Fruits of the sea posted:Yeah, X4 is probably the closest match since it's also 1st-person. Star Traders:Frontiers is fun but doesn't quite scratch the itch. Star citizen? Haha. I suppose the lack of space games that hit the specific itch I have is why SC snared so much gamer dough.
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FFXIV Porn posted:i've tried subnautica but it doesn't scratch my itch. too much focus on survival. You can turn off food & water needs and then it's just exploring with an O2 meter.
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I can't decide whether I want to start Necromunda: Underhive Wars or Warhammer Inquisitor. Which should I start? I could also finally play through Elden Ring.
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Kvlt! posted:Weird request: my powerful PC poo poo the bed so I'm on a lovely laptop. I was really into stuff like Snowrunner, Truck Simulator/Train Simulator and was wondering if there's anything like that, maybe 2D or pixel based but neither are requirements, that can run on a lovely laptop. I've been playing OpenTTD but wanna actually drive trucks and/or trains myself. GTA 1 & 2
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Jack Trades posted:Has there been any good racing game in the last 5, maybe 10 years, that plays similarly to either NFS Most Wanted or Burnout Paradise? Racing games aren't my cup of tea but if you're on PC there's a racing game themed sale on steam right now. At the very least you can see what's out and if you like anything snag it while it's on sale.
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I've played Surviving Mars to death but lately I have a hankering to play a terraforming game. I know there's a ton of Mars themed games out there, but are there any others where you take on other worlds or climates? Real or fictional worlds is ok. I'm a little over Mars. Have also played Planetbase, but that's more basebuilding than terraforming.
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Mount and blade 2?
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Bognar posted:Some friends and I are having a LAN weekend coming up where there will be much alcohol involved and we're looking for game suggestions. We've found that competitive games aren't great for our group since the different skill levels lead to different people disengaging. In general we're looking for: You might have already given it a shot but The Forest is entirely beatable in a few days with a big group if you all stay focused and don't get caught up in building a Roman fort or something.
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It's on mobile and on steam not sure if it does cross play but "star traders frontiers" sort of fits that bill.
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True- but it is something you can pick up and drop to do something else then come back to.
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I'm looking for a single player, FPS, basebuilding, exploration, and/or open world game where I can kinda just chill and explore and use my base as a hub for refueling between treks. I've played Subnautica (and below zero), minecraft and satisfactory to death already. If there's villagers that I can attract and build a tiny village that's semi-autonomous that's also cool. I know fallout 4 kinda also did what I'm looking for with regards to basebuilding and exploring, but have also played it to death.
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Galick posted:Modded Minecraft, there's a village building mod! Sandwich Anarchist posted:7 Days To Die SlothfulCobra posted:If you care the primarily about first person, Slime Rancher and Raft. doctorfrog posted:No Man's Sky does all of these things (including a sorta simulated village for you to manage) to kind of a shallow, but enjoyable and pretty degree. NMS is a very amiable game. Thanks all!
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LLSix posted:It sounds like you are describing Necesse, except it's not first person. Oh yeah that's on my wishlist. Waiting on it leaving EA though.
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LLSix posted:It sounds like you are describing Necesse, except it's not first person. Broke my personal "no Early Access rule" and got this. Thanks for the recommendation. A few hours in and this seems to hit the spot.
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Tagra posted:Our usual gameplay loop is to play a shitload of Sea of Thieves or some other buildy or shooty game (7D2D, Conan, Borderlands, whatever) for hours, and then sometimes we wrap up our mission at the end of a round and it's too late to start a new one, so we'd hop over to Overwatch for a couple matches to wrap up the night. Now Overwatch 1 has been deleted and Overwatch 2 is a microtransaction bullshit hell, and none of us want to support Activision, so we're looking for something new. DRG can take a long time per match if you're playing with a crew that insist on being completionists and doing every single minor extra objective instead of doing the main objective and punching out. That's about the only thing I have against it.
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Tin Can was basically "panic attack: the game" for me but it has its moments.
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Splicer posted:I'm looking for a game where you dig a hole and put things in it don't say dwarf fortress or terraria or oxygen not included. I got this: Minecraft
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bawk posted:I'm getting the craving for a game where you incrementally improve on a place as time goes on, to expand out a business or town or something, but with very chill vibes. I've been playing Ixion lately and while it scratches all the itches for "managing resources in order to build a better and better place", the whole game has a constant streak of depressing locales and it seems to want to prod you along at a good clip. I stayed around gathering as much resources as I could/saving people in the first star system, and the game basically called me out on it and gave me a permanent debuff to my population. I just want to research new housing and extract minerals Have you tried Banished or Patron? Those are decent city simulators although they have failure spirals like most of those sorts of games do. Awhile back someone recommended Necesse, and it's a good blend of adventuring and building a village or base, too. It's a little out of the range of your ideas but I got "I was a teenager exocolonist" recently. It's more of a choose your own adventure game. I'm unfinished with even my first run of it, but it definitely checks off both lived in space, and a sense of developing community.
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hats4cats posted:I've been playing Valheim and really enjoyed sailing exploration. Anything similar, maybe with a cargo delivery/trading aspect? Sailwind might fit the bill for chill sailing and cargo trading/delivery. It's in early access and still has a bunch of features to be added but the dev seems on it at least. I've been playing it off and on when I feel like chilling. chainchompz fucked around with this message at 08:08 on Jan 14, 2023 |
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Undertale pissed me off when I tried to beat it as a pacifist for my first run and then the game pretty much tells you that you weren't supposed to play like that your first run and it locks you out of beating it as a pacifist.
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cmndstab posted:I may be missing something, but this doesn't happen I think? The first time you "beat" it you can't get the true pacifist ending, but as long as you haven't gained any XP to that point, you can then just load your last savegame from before you beat it and follow the heavily-signposted "I wonder what Alphys is doing?" clue to continue the true pacifist run. poo poo, I'm not sure. I didn't catch that as an option and when I was stuck there I actually rage uninstalled the game.
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Tyshalob posted:I'm trying to scratch a Terraria/Minecraft/other open world sandboxy games of that sort itch. Something where I'm free to just gently caress about and explore. Preferably single player because I hate dealing with toxic trash communities that multiplayer games tend to create. Starbound is kinda like terraria but in space. But also they were super crappy to the folks working on it. Play "farworld pipneers" when it comes out instead.
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Are there any mods that make RimWorld work on more than one z level? Preemptive: Already have dwarf fortress.
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There's a few games I'm looking forward to coming out right about now, (and tears of the kingdom is sold out by me or that'd be it for now,) but what sci fi explorer games are out there? I'm looking for something where you've got a ship and that's sort of your base of operations and you're either alone or have a crew and the universe just sort of generates around you as you go. Ship/crew customisation and leveling is a must. Mile wide and puddle deep is ok. I've played the living hell out of: FTL Holy Potatoes, we're in space X4 Elite dangerous Objects in space Starbound Empyrion: Galactic Survival No man's sky Halcyon 6 I also tried that bugfest known as star citizen on a free weekend and yikes that one needs either even more time in the oven or a higher heat to cook it. chainchompz fucked around with this message at 17:21 on May 20, 2023 |
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Oh wow thanks folks! That's a big list to pick through. Should keep me busy for this summer.
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Hwurmp posted:basically what you were asking for: FPS games like System Shock and Deus Ex with open levels, inventories, maybe skill trees Morrowind is an immersive sim?
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Anyone looking for a space game, I'm told there's one called "Starfield" that's going quite well and is fun to play.
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SlothfulCobra posted:Generally when there's games that offer a choice between environmentalism and industrialism, the environmentalist side tends to be much more fleshed out and considered the "good" option. Often games don't even have the courage to make a statement about the necessity of industrialism for some of the basic aspects we expect from the modern world. Imagine Earth kind of does that balance between industrial and natural. chainchompz fucked around with this message at 05:41 on Sep 30, 2023 |
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