I’m checking out Payday2 for the first time to see if it will feed that GTA itch. What else is everyone else playing?
Lots of Diablo 4 since it dropped. Despite activision sucking, its a good game.
Same
Stalker, specifically the GAMMA modpack. The amount modders have changed these games from the mid 2000s is pretty incredible. The customization is endless
I enjoyed the hell out of Payday 2.
I’ve been playing an early access game called Silica, hybrid fps/rts with multiplayer. A friend gave me a key for Survivng the Aftermath and I’ve put a few hours into that - not the most amazing game but definitely scratches my base defense/survival itch.
Smalland on Steam. Looks pretty similar to Grounded, which I haven’t tried yet. Game is still being developed, but really enjoying what they’ve put out so far. And the A21 release for 7 Days to Die dropped on Monday. Got it downloaded, hoping to have time to play this weekend.
Most of my gaming time is devoted to Stellaris, Crusader Kings 3, Rimworld, and Minecraft, all of which are moderately to heavily modded. I suppose it is because I like creating worlds and stories in a relatively stress-free environment, and for the sensation of building myself up from nothing to something powerful.
I have recently made a short revisit to Spore, which I think is nice but sure wish they had made it a bit more fleshed out and interesting, especially in the space stage.
What does you MC mod list look like right now? Any cool builds?
Also do you have the space stage DLC for spore?
I just gone done playing the OG Half-Life and HL Opposing Forces. Now I’ve been playing Spore again for the first time in years. Apart from that, I’ve been playing some Death Stranding. Kinda all over the place.
Spore always hits the spot for me. Very nostalgic, & it’s easy just to pop in for a creature or, in a longer play session, getting another creature from cell to space. Any cool creations you want to brag about?
I’m 70hrs into Tears of the kingdom. I’ll probably finish up soon and move over to Diablo IV.
I’ve mostly been playing Destiny 2 when I have time. Hoping to pick up some games that have been on my backlog for a bit: Cyberpunk, RDR2, Hogwarts Legacy.
I really enjoyed cyberpunk, actually looking forward to the dlc
Shame that it’s so expensive, and that it includes feature that were supposed to be / should have been in the base game. Eg: police not spawning out of nowhere, skill tree that was already in the UI from launch.
Same here. Cyberpunk was pretty enjoyable. I hate to say how many hours I have in on Destiny2 but it’s still not as bad as the 1000 hours I put into a racing sim.
Stardew Valley. It’s my happy place. :)
Mix bag of Tears of Kingdom (When I have multiple hours to sit down and play), Street Fighter 6 (In between meetings and quick plays) and Live A Live on-the-go.
Loved Live a Live, such a great classic JRPG! Hope you enjoy it!
Currently maining TotK, but I’m getting some darkest dungeon 2 in from time to time.
How do you like DD2? I’ve heard complaints but it actually seems fun as a bit of a simpler game.
Rock & stone!!
When online meetings become tedious at work, I fire up Stardew Valley and do a couple of days of farming and Pierre hating. After work, it depends: on weekdays I usually play some rhythm games on PC (mainly DjMax Respect V and Ez2On Reboot: R), and on the weekends it’s Simracing Weekend with Assetto Corsa and Automobilista 2 on my racing setup (Logitech G29 + Oculus Quest 2 on a tube cockpit)
Been playing a little mix of Spider Man Remastered in excitement for the new Spider Man, some Cyberpunk 2077, and Half Life 2. And oh yeah I need to check out Payday 2 as well.
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I mostly play War Thunder ground realistic battles, but I’m also playing a little bit of Aven Colony which is a nice city-builder game (human colony on various alien worlds) it runs fairly well on Xbox. I also have Cities Skylines and I’m trying one of the scenarios which is probably near-impossible. Yeah I enjoy a lot of city builders, but for some reason I can’t stand Stellaris or Crusader Kings III.
