Couple of days ago i played and finished Quarantine Circular, a new game by Mike Bithell (creator of that pretentious game about talking rectangles as he describes himself ). Its really fun dialogue-driven adventure short (around 2 hours long).
I also started playing Dishonored 2 DLC that I picked up on Humble sale.
Suits wrote: May 28th, 2018, 9:12 pm
Resident Evil: Zero, on the GameCube.
This game just goes in hard straight off the bat.
I’ve just finished the train section and I’m into the Training Facility.
NICE
Sadly, I don’t think I have the enthusiasm to finish this.
I’m what feels like, two thirds of the way though perhaps.
It’s just totally ground to a halt for me, interest wise. The story is going in a limp direction I’m not that I’m not at all fussed about and I’m finding the location uninspiring.
The gameplay is OK, I enjoy it, just not what’s around it.
Suits wrote: May 28th, 2018, 9:12 pm
Resident Evil: Zero, on the GameCube.
This game just goes in hard straight off the bat.
I’ve just finished the train section and I’m into the Training Facility.
NICE
Sadly, I don’t think I have the enthusiasm to finish this.
I’m what feels like, two thirds of the way though perhaps.
It’s just totally ground to a halt for me, interest wise. The story is going in a limp direction I’m not that I’m not at all fussed about and I’m finding the location uninspiring.
The gameplay is OK, I enjoy it, just not what’s around it.
I’m invested in it, it’s just not delivering.
I think I’m going to play something else.
I had to have a break about half way through....a 2 year break!
It’s a bank holiday here on Monday so I was planning on downloading Dark Souls and rinsing it over the long weekend.
Yesterday afternoon my internet went down, 3 working days for a callout.
It’s at times like these when you regret only having one or two games installed at a time. Last night was spent hitting rocks and trees in Conan Exiles.
Try Dirt Rally for a current gen rally game, it's brilliant. Hard as nails, you really have to learn the car and tracks. You can't rely on powersliding your way to victory in that one! Yeah I enjoyed the first Dirt though, too. It was probably the last in the long running Colin McRae* series that I actually enjoyed, before it got quite so over the top extreme yo-bro about everything.
*I know they dropped the McRae name after his untimely death, but I still count them as one long series right from the first McRae game on the PS1 up to the latest releases.
I spent all of last night playing online in Street Fighter 30th. Lots of fun, but I was surprised that I didn't spend much time in II or Alpha 3, which were the games I owned and played when I was younger. I spend the majority in Third Strike, which I've never played until last night. Part of that is because that's where match-ups happen the fastest, but also because it's just so brand new to me. It really is something else.
I wish the damn collection came with cross-platform play, but it's just nice to have all those games together like this.
Alex79uk wrote: June 2nd, 2018, 3:19 pm
Try Dirt Rally for a current gen rally game, it's brilliant. Hard as nails, you really have to learn the car and tracks. You can't rely on powersliding your way to victory in that one! Yeah I enjoyed the first Dirt though, too. It was probably the last in the long running Colin McRae* series that I actually enjoyed, before it got quite so over the top extreme yo-bro about everything.
*I know they dropped the McRae name after his untimely death, but I still count them as one long series right from the first McRae game on the PS1 up to the latest releases.
I played Dirt 3 roughly a year ago and enjoyed it but the first Dirt game I found to be a lot better. Really good visuals for such an old game. I might check out DiRT 2 soon.
Sega Rally online arcade (360/PS3) was a really good rally game but I think it's been removed now,
Chopper wrote: June 2nd, 2018, 8:55 pm
I bought a physical copy and am playing offline!
Unfathomable! Desperate times are clearly calling for desperate measures over at the Chopper estate!
Yeah, some of the DS1 bosses are rather subpar... But the level design in the first half is superb and Artorias is Artorias, so I think the game is still worth playing over the latest body pillow simulator.
Yeah, it took forever to get the last head on the Hydra too. I’ve really enjoyed my jaunt through the game so far, rocking a reinforced club and everything goes down pretty easily.
Having a great time peering down into valley of the drakes, Blighttown etc. The geography is great.
*deletes several lines about the role of the aqueduct*
Enjoying it so far, it’s long enough ago that I don’t remember everything so that’s good.
I've grabbed myself the Z.O.E. platinum trophy yesterday and am currently knee-deep in Z.O.E.2. It's a fantastic game I've been meaning to replay for over ten years now. Very glad that the incentive of playing along with the podcast has finally pushed me over the edge.
It's a damn shame we don't (and probably never will) have a third entry in this gem of a franchise.
Suits wrote: May 28th, 2018, 9:12 pm
Resident Evil: Zero, on the GameCube.
This game just goes in hard straight off the bat.
I’ve just finished the train section and I’m into the Training Facility.
NICE
Sadly, I don’t think I have the enthusiasm to finish this.
I’m what feels like, two thirds of the way though perhaps.
It’s just totally ground to a halt for me, interest wise. The story is going in a limp direction I’m not that I’m not at all fussed about and I’m finding the location uninspiring.
The gameplay is OK, I enjoy it, just not what’s around it.
I’m invested in it, it’s just not delivering.
I think I’m going to play something else.
I had to have a break about half way through....a 2 year break!
I feel oddly guilty for abandoning this game.
I'll give it a break and come back to it like you did, maybe not 2 years tough !!
Haven't been able to find one solid thing to stick to after finishing God of War. Bought and played a decent amount of Detroit but I'm having trouble staying interested. I've been almost without deviation alternating nightly through Detroit, Celeste and yet another run of Bloodborne (I'm trying to clean up trophies I haven't gotten yet and I just love being in that world.)
I restarted Red Dead Redemption the other day since its enhanced on Xbox One X, and I'm extremely pleasantly surprised by how well it holds up, and how graphically nice it is. Extremely pleasantly surprised.
Also Dark Souls remaster. Not that great a remaster, but its dark souls so I'm hopelessly in love with it.