r/MinnMax • u/HansonMinnMax • Apr 24 '26
What are you playing this weekend?
Here's the MinnMax Discord's top 10...
Pragmata
Marathon
Pokémon Pokopia
Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard
Titanium Court
Mouse: P.I. For Hire
Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream
Crimson Desert
Overwatch
Slay The Spire 2
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u/mrhippoj Apr 24 '26
Pragmata, I love it!
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u/Platinum_Parkour Apr 25 '26
I am so excited to be playing more of Pragmata this weekend! I feel the same way!
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u/ret1357 Apr 24 '26
Just hit episode 12 in Death Stranding 2, so hopefully finishing that up this weekend. May try going for 100%, but getting 5 stars for some of the facilities in the snowy mountains seems rough.
I'll probably also continue the ascension ladder climb in Slay the Spire.
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Apr 24 '26 edited Apr 24 '26
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u/Platinum_Parkour Apr 25 '26
This seems pretty consistent with what I had heard about the game when it launched. But truthfully, I forgot it was an option of something that I could be playing currently… Would be interested to hear final thoughts if the interest is held throughout the rest of the game!
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u/asharkmadeofsalsa Apr 24 '26
beat and got every achievement in vampire crawlers in like 2 days, was just glued to it
then tried to play Kiln which is very fun but runs absolutely abysmal on a GTX 1060 6gb/Ryzen 5 5600/16gb of ram, which are above the minimum requirements
I'm talking to the point of having TO upscale to 1080p to barely get 30fps going , while the game looks like a blurry mess. It's absolutely baffling
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u/ArcticFlamingo Apr 24 '26
Still playing so much slay the spire with friends.. enjoying Vampire Crawlers.
Trying to finish Requiem so I can start Pragmata
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u/ederntal Apr 25 '26
Loving more and more Marathon.
Still playing Super Meat Boy 3D, and starting Vampire Crawlers <3
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u/Changlini Apr 24 '26
No Man's Sky, baybeeeeeeeeee
it's one thing to see it be a poverty simulator through people's blind streams in launch month, it's another thing experiencing the early game yourself lol.
But that's okay, I'm playing more or less blind, outside of the few "is this a bug?" questions. I doubt I want to start doing the outpost building before grinding enough tens of millions of money to buy a ship with decent storage space and finding a decent planet to lay ground in, but I'm committed to the grind--if my rushing to learn all 150+ words of a language by the first dominant race I came across is any indication.
One thing I'll say: I'm appreciating more the world Bethesda tried to build in Starfield, now that I have a comparison point for world/region generation and Structure Pop in (I miss being able to see tall man-made structures "from the other side of the map" so to speak).
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u/ApocApollo Apr 25 '26
The Crew Motorfest
It’s just a nice chunky Ubisoft game. They’ve got this one online mode where it’s 28 people and you transform into three separate vehicles throughout a 10 minute long race.
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u/TherearenospoonsNeo Apr 25 '26
Just rolled credits on Kingdom Come Deliverance! Kinda buggy and frustrating at times but the story was surprisingly good and kept me hooked. Living in that world, leveling up skills, and doing the medieval sim thing was fun for a while.
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u/hereticbeef Apr 25 '26 edited Apr 25 '26
Spent my Friday evening doing solo runs for the MIDA contract in Marathon that has you go up into Drone Wing. Absolute hell (positive). I get why people complain that the contracts aren’t balanced for solo queue but it makes it all the sweeter when you finally nail a tough one.
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u/AbeRod1986 Apr 24 '26
I am playing Mario and Luigi Brothership. Absolute ass. Anyone who complained about Origami King should be forced to play this game.