What games are you currently playing?

I'd been waiting for this game over the past couple months and it just came out yesterday. Awesome indie game on Steam. Definitely a cool game worth checking out!!!
 
Im the best Powerputt minigolfer there ever was, first place on all 3 courses :proud:

Work gets really slow, to the point I spent like 6-8 hours over the course of a month and a half grinding a single course (The Freaky Tiki), and finally beat the old best... Before the other two fell in 30 minutes. Im just that goated.
 

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I've been playing through Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition for the past few days and just beat Mr Stone in the PS1 version of Rayman 1. I have been playing the original music over some of the new tracks, but I still think the new OST is pretty good overall; I'd give it a 7/10. :)

I'll admit that I've been using the... resources available to me (turned on infinite continues and unlocked all the powers from the start, been using the RayWiki maps to look for cages, and been doing a lot of small rewinds in the levels; I'm man enough to admit that I'm a dirty cheater :P), but to keep some difficulty intact I've followed a self-imposed rule to never intentionally rewind during boss fights. All-in-all, the game's been pretty fun so far! :)
 
daniel careon said:
I'd absolutely love to see some of your screenshots, the scenery in that game is just gorgeous. I always just end up getting distracted by the scenery and going hunting instead of actually doing the story missions. :lol: :lol:
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I can't deny the scenery is beautiful, but i mostly take screenshots of my gang instead, haha.
Can't relate to the hunting instead of doing missions... I mostly started playing the game because i was interested in it's story, so i mostly just focus on doing missions.
DaveRattlehead said:
It's an amazing game! It's definitely very different from Rockstar's previous games. The setting, the story, the level of detail in absolutely everything you can imagine... It practically leaves you speechless.

That said, I still think I like RDR1 more because it's a lot more rock&roll than RDR2 :hinhinhin: :devil:
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It is amazing indeed :hap:
RDR1, eh? I kinda wish i could play it, but alas... 1) i don't think we have any physical discs of specifically RDR1 for PS4 here, in the area where i live. I guess i could buy it digitally, but i'm really used to discs, so... And 2) i don't think my dad would approve, i have a feeling he's gonna be all "we already have RDR at home", which is honestly valid, but also i'm just curious how the first RDR is different from the second one (like gameplay wise)
Anyways, here's some screenshots :
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(I have more screenshots, but the device i'm currently using doesn't have them. And my PS app is kinda glitched too, it doesn't show any screenshots, and it also shows that i only have played Marvel Rivals, even though that's not true and i have deleted that game like a month ago :? Weird...)
 
I finished The Devil in Me (from the Dark Pictures series) with a friend over two gameplay sessions. Definitely not the worst entry in the series, but I found some of the game's logic to be a bit questionable at times. One of the premonitions was so misleading that it literally led us to make a bad decision, getting a character killed!
 
Warcraft II: Battle.net Edition
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Had to play Warcraft II BNE, since then, there is a modded version of Warcraft II BNE called Warcraft II: Combat Edition (or shortened as War2Combat). There are tons of Warcraft II PUD Map files existence, including MoreCraft for Warcraft II, Kali Puds, and yet more Map Packs. or even PUD Archive site.

Most PUD map files created from Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness/BTDP using Map Editor are also compatible in War2BNE/War2Combat.

There's even a lot more Custom PUD Maps allowing to play Custom scenario mode, though likely you also can connect War2.ru (as is including Ladder) site which means you can play/join the game in the lobby.
 
Oh, Warcraft II is such an awesome game! I only played the DOS version, though, and only against the AI. :P

The DOS version has a bug with the Death Coil and Death & Decay icons being switched. It bugged me so much that I fixed it.
 
dr_st said:
Oh, Warcraft II is such an awesome game! I only played the DOS version, though, and only against the AI. :P

The DOS version has a bug with the Death Coil and Death & Decay icons being switched. It bugged me so much that I fixed it.
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Ah, I see what you mean. I even play DOS version a bit, but then I moved play War2BNE/War2Combat instead.

DOS version requires CD inserted if you click Single Player Game or Replay Introduction. Even though, the Multi Player Game says that can also join game who do have Warcraft II CD. But in the Shareware version, you also able play one player or multiplayer game (shareware demo version had restriction because single player custom scenario is absent).

Interestingly, Warcraft II DOS version also works fine in DOSBox too.
 
Magelin said:
It is amazing indeed :hap:
RDR1, eh? I kinda wish i could play it, but alas... 1) i don't think we have any physical discs of specifically RDR1 for PS4 here, in the area where i live. I guess i could buy it digitally, but i'm really used to discs, so... And 2) i don't think my dad would approve, i have a feeling he's gonna be all "we already have RDR at home", which is honestly valid, but also i'm just curious how the first RDR is different from the second one (like gameplay wise)
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It's key to distinguish between RDR1 and RDR2 in several aspects here. For me, RDR2 clearly surpasses RDR1 in its story building, immersion, landscapes, and all the detailed possibilities (you've probably seen it by now, but for instance, you have to maintain your weapons so they shoot properly, as well as watch your eating habits to get higher health and a more optimal Dead Eye). RDR1 doesn't have those kinds of things, but it features a more dynamic and fast-paced gameplay. It doesn't have as many realistic options, which gives it an arcade feel that, in my opinion, earns the game a lot more points. You can also tell RDR1 draws heavily from Clint Eastwood's Spaghetti Westerns, which comes through in its soundtrack, its towns, and even the gunfights. It's a matter of personal taste, of course, but RDR1 will always have a special place in my heart!
 
I spent an hour to an a hour and a half playing one of my favorite PopCap classics - Heavy Weapon Deluxe - on one of my retro PCs. I tried to beat my 20-year old record in Survival Mode, currently sta nding just over eleven and a half minutes. No luck. Although in all of my attempts I got a Top 10 time thrice, the first place stayed about 40 seconds out of reach. Oh, well, maybe next time. :P
 
I've been playing Splatoon Raiders since it came out a couple of days ago. It's been pretty fun so far, and considering my previous track record with Splatoon 3, it's safe to say that I'll likely stick to single-player experiences when it comes to these games. :hap:
 
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