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SolidSnakesBandana posted:After watching some gameplay videos, Hades seems like the combat I've always wanted out of a Diablo-style RPG. Are there any other ARPGs that play like this? to me Children of Morta feels very Diablo-y in its fight feel, more so even than Hades
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it's a little divisive but i enjoyed it a lot, very chunky combat. apparently it's good in co-op but in my experience it's totally fine solo e: morta that is
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Jan 10, 2020 21:06
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Run ethernet from the steam link to the router/modem and you'll be golden
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Maneater is pretty fun, had one holy poo poo moment when I ran into an orca e: you get a skill pretty early on that lets you survive on land way longer and you control like a bunrout car right after you crash, it rules doctorthefonz fucked around with this message at 06:41 on May 23, 2020 |
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May 23, 2020 06:27
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Maneater was extremely fun, worth the $30 with the egs sale for me. Underwater arpg with really good movement and fun moment to moment gameplay. Decent amount of 'puzzles' to reach some collectibles and none felt like bullshit or too obtuse to figure out. Might not appeal to folks bored of the ubi-style collectathon business but since the gameplay was plenty fun it didn't feel bloated or like a chore or anything. Like, one thing you collect is license plates which are usually suspended above the water and you have to figure out the best way to approach it to grab em, but they're kind of tiered based on your ability to launch out of the water which increases as you level up. Thankfully, you just get faster and stronger as the game goes on. My main gripe is that I completely 100%ed the game just short of 13 hours, and I want more. It was a very, very fun 13 hours. I could see this being a sale darling whenever it hits steam. This was the kind of game that even while I was playing it I was like, drat, the sequel to this should be absolutely badass. Big recommend
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May 26, 2020 01:24
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Yeah re:Maneater that fear of the big wide open hasn't been something that's ever really bothered me but when I first got to the gulf my stomach sank for a second when I saw both how deep and how wide open it was However, that quickly passed and I saw it more as like how big and wide open gta or far cry maps can be, but registering that you're underwater and That's OK took a minute to uh sink in. You get so big and fast though that it never bothered me a second time fwiw
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May 26, 2020 03:18
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Any recommendations similar to the Hero of the Kingdom series? I'm pretty naive to the point n click & hidden object game genre but I loved how I could play it at my own pace without time pressure, just kind of a chillaxed click and go adventure. I've played Dark Scavenger and it's pretty cool but not quite the same thing. Is hotk based off of like the King's Quest series?
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John Murdoch posted:Unfortunately I don't think there's actually much else out there with the same vibe. HotK isn't a traditional hidden object game nor anything close to a point and click adventure, really. It's more of a lite-RPG and resource management game I guess? There's probably a million old Flash games out there that play identically but other than that... Sounds about right, those hotk games are like crack rock to me. Forager and Egypt: Old Kingdom do have kind of similar vibes. Looks like I own some of the other Clarus games so I'll give those a shot
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Oct 13, 2020 21:23
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Boba Pearl posted:Guys the keyboard vs controller debate is a solved problem, I have one of these and it's great: "AZERON" he murmurs
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Jun 25, 2021 23:58
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It's been mentioned but Loop Hero is so much goddamn fun. You can set when it auto-pauses, there's like building optimization that's kind of lite, and it's overall very forgiving. You're basically always making progress even if you wipe fast or unexpectedly. 
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Jul 1, 2021 06:58
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Hwurmp posted:
Nice! That's right around where my high score is, such a great game
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Jul 2, 2021 23:07
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Gutcruncher posted:“Switch but you can put porn on it” is really how it should be marketed. They wouldn’t be able to manufacture em fast enough. Gonna need a Deck dick dock, dang
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Jul 16, 2021 01:13
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That rocks, is it capped at 30fps though? I can't think of any single game in recent memory that I've been as stoked for as I am for skate 4, the 360 games were big in my friend group back in the day. Only a Prototype 3 release could top it for me right now
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Aug 6, 2021 00:53
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Ah well, it'll still be cool to revisit I'm sure, gonna give it a shot tomorrow I reckon
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explosivo thanks again for posting about skate 3 on xcloud, I had a p good experience for a couple hours tonight and with gig cable in an old building wired over 100ft of cat6 it was surprisingly stable for ~70% of my in-game playtime, 10% was mega choppy until I killed steam & bandwidth hogs, 20% was too laggy to play but that was usually upon first boot. I finished a bunch of challenges & whatnot Overall, I'd say if you already know how the skate series works & controls then the chop/lag shouldn't jam you up, I pulled off some sick lines and it was glorious
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