What game are you currently playing?

I'm about to buy a raspbery Pi and set up the emulation software to play retro games, has anyone else here done this yet? Any common issues??

 

Took a break from "Titan Quest", but will continue soon.
The break mainly happened, because I didn't manage to win against Typhon
Now I have forgotten all of the controls, so I can get back to the game and learn them again by leveling my character up

Also spend time on "The Walking Dead: Our World" on the phone.
I even got my own group - totally by accident!
I joined a group, became co-leader when the original leader left.
And then became leader when his successor left.
So, now I have my own group - located in the US
Anyone wants to join, please do. We need active players, after a bunch left, when we didn't level up, due to one challenge of the whole bunch

 

I had a play if walking dead our world also. Not a bad game, but hard to play with the kids around most of the time.

 

Saw this reissue today which will be on my Christmas list and may be of interest to old school gamers, Martin Amis fans and the those with an interest in the early days of 2D arcade classics.

Martin Amis on Space Invaders: how games criticism was born

 

Have you tried "Grim Dawn"? It's made by the same guys (under different name, admittedly) and it's just... better. Like, better than every single game in the genre made before - my beloved "Torchlight" included.

I'm currently alternating between GD, the new (for me ) Doom, and Dying Light. Doom is good, mindless, gory fun; Dying Light is fairly recent but the core gameplay (parkour and melee combat) seems fun enough; I hear sequel will retain that while being more sandbox-oriented which I'm quite happy with.

 

Haven't even heard of it.
So, I was being clever, and googled it
PC and XBox One-exclusive.
Funny enough, I am tempted to get an XBox at the moment, because there is a deal: 166Euro, including a second controller *thinking emoticon here*

 

playing luminosity lately on my smartphone; great brain training app, fun games, lots covered and able to compare statistics.

 

I started "Shadow of the Tomb Raider" a couple of days ago.
The first twenty minutes were crap - not because of the game itself, but because I got a bit motion sick (second time ever I had that problem with a game in third person).
I changed a little something in the options and kept playing the next day; first few minutes made me feel weird, but than there was no problem anymore.

So, yeah, playing the game at the moment and am so far really enjoying it.
It does have its moments though, where you think: Hey, we had something similar in the first two games.
Doesn't hurt the game too much so far though.

 

This is embarassing; it's actually called lumosity.
I guess it must be working.

 

I'm back to playing "Dragon Age: Origins", the Ultimate Edition.
I finished once a while ago, and now it came over me, to go for the rest of the trophies, including the DLC.
I'm enjoying it as much as I did the last time, but am rushing through it, as right now I would finally be in the mood to start the second game as well

Gosh, this makes me dream of KotOR-Remakes and a third game of it

 

I'm trying Anthem this weekend on the VIP Demo.

I'm not a fan of EA but I'm a big fan of Bioware, so I hope EA won't screw this one up.

 

Let us know how it is, please.

Because: Same here essentially, ignoring the Demo.

Just yesterday I read, that Bioware had been trying several times to promote a new KotOR with EA.
But with EA being rubbish, they apparently just said no.
For all I care, EA can go and die.

 

I'll keep you updated how it has been....

I'll be playing it on console PS4.

 

Excellent, that's where I would be playing it as well

And where I will play the Resident Evil 2 demo soon

 

Happy wheels Link Removed

 

Battlefield V.

looks better, I like the dependency to work as a team (however, online there are still many who try to run it solo)

could do with more maps, but they will come in time. I find the dying bit disturbing, having the choice to beg for your revival as team mates stand ignorantly next to you

 

That's why I don't like these games.
The idea is good: Working as a team.
But in the end, most people run around solo and it's just no fun.

I had a similar experience with "The Last of Us" - back on PS3 it was no fun at all, because 90% of the time, people didn't care for the other players.
Funny enough I actually enjoyed it (most of the time anyway) on PS4, because most people played as a team.
I was even surprised, that the online modus could be fun!


I started "Dragon Age 2" this morning.
I also tried preparing myself with a trophy guide; but I think I read so much, that I ended up not caring and counting a second playthrough in xD

 

Just sat down with Resident Evil 2. Holy crap it's good!

 

I was thinking about pre-ordering it, but didn't.
What I saw, which isn't much, because I would be the one to find a spoiler in anything, it looked great.

I hope the demo isn't still playable, so I can get hooked for the game, (when I have the money for it, lol.)


Did they keep the atmosphere of the game or did they gave it some shooter-like feel?