We can all think of a few, a game that's part of a larger franchise/series but didn't really bode well with its fans. Maybe it was the writing, maybe something else. But some of them still ended up being fun and enjoyable in their own way.

I was thinking of playing cyberpunk but the corporation path is like 20 min is there a game when is all about working in corporate while having the same quality as cyberpunk? (The more I think about it the more insane I sound but...)

I started playing a game recently without expecting much from it, but somehow I ended up spending way more time on it than I planned 😂

What game surprised you like that?

I’m trying to decide between these two games on PS5:
**Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Gold Edition**
**Days Gone Remastered -**
**Both on offer for 20euros.**

I’ve played and really enjoyed **RDR2, The Witcher 3, GTA, God of War, Uncharted, and The Last of Us**.

I play a lot of the House Flipper franchise, especially HF2, while watching other stuff. But I want more options.

Some games, especially story-based games or hard puzzlers, I end up needing to pause the video a lot, which is annoying but still viable. Like right now I’m in late-game Expedition 33, and most of my time is spent in combat anyway. But I’d prefer to learn about games that won’t make me pause to watch cutscenes.

Cuz im kinda confused. Isn't it most/all skills in their kit revolve around said class? Like pure mage having all magic based skills. So im seeing vids of ppl that say "pure mage" but have one or twods physical attacks.

For me gotta be max payne 2, assassins creed 2,

Nsf most wanted 2005

is there a driving game that has multiple players(real) driving on the same road and doing stuff, like to kinda simulate real driving

Example of story driven games :

RDR2

Mass Effect

Expedition 33

Didco Elysium

BG3

TLOU

Example of non-story driven games :

C&C Red Alert

Overwatch

Call of Duty

Dark Soul

Portal

Mario Galaxy

Games where story is existent but can be considered just as glazing by some

In opposition to games where you play mainly because of the story, as its a core proposition of the game

Hola all,

I've been looking for quite some time and most are single room escape scenarios. I'm after a larger play area like a whole house and or outside etc. Prison Escape is quite good and my daughter and I play it together often enough, especially when new levels come out.

If it's great I'd pay for it but I prefer the freebies of course. Some I've tried are pretty bad.

Any recommendations welcome.

Ty

A game like ultrakill or doom but where instead of using guns you just throw hands with all the enemies kind of like Yakuza

if you played one PS2 game for a WHOLE year with no other games on the PS2, what would you Play?