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What are you nerds playing this weekend?

Borderlands 4 and diablo IV are on my to do list also need to put in some molre time in wow
 
Mafia Triology as it is 82% of on Steam:
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turns out im grinding fh6 to get the last event, i dont want to do all the speed traps and drift crap, gorramit...
started a new play through of ff7 rebirth, my end game save was dated 03/30/25... plays great maxed out on my 9070 vs 6700, and it sounds awesome with my new 7.1.4 sound setup.
 
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Wrapped up Dying Light: The Following (finally) over the previous weekend. Finally decided to buckle down and do it... as I had started it a long time ago.... and never finished it.
Didn't care for this one too much... over the OG, Dying Light. The non-linear way of the DLC and the story didn't really create a connection/bond with.
 
More Expedition 33. I wasn't sure what to make of it initially (and I still think the plot is wack), but I find the gameplay to be super compelling. When I can't beat something, I can see why and that innately makes me want to keep going.
 
Just kinda flipping through different games to see which one 'hooks' me.

Started Star Ocean First Departure - it's alright, combat is a bit loose, but I'm still in the early hours. I like the idea of it. Playing on Switch 2.

Yakuza: Infinite Wealth; Just started it and it's pretty funny. I really enjoyed the first game, but not sure if I could ever replay it as this sequel really improved the combat (you can move around, grab items, knock enemies into each other, etc). Still trying to decide which platform I want to play this on (have it for PC/Steam and PS5) - this is the type of game where I like to put the console to sleep and resume on a dime (there's a lot of cutscenes). Figured the PS5 would make the most sense, however, I've been using my Win 11 desktop with Xbox mode enabled and sleep has been flawless. When I was running Bazzite, I'd typically get image issues or the system wouldn't resume - so far I haven't encountered any issues with sleep on my PC.
 
Another replay of Horizon: Forbidden West.
When it works lol, The Division 2, another season is soon to be released. Continuing my 3rd playthrough of Ghost Recon:Wildlands.
 
Played a bit more Soul Reaver. Figured out the spot I was stuck at. I missed a tip that pops up telling you how to flip blocks, then I guess I never tried again. Beat the first boss, and stopped soon after.
 
Horizon: Forbidden West NG+

Collecting the components needed to upgrade the NG+ weapons and armor. It is a choir but it'll be worth the effort to reduce bot takedown times.
 
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Finishing up Expedition 33. At least the portion I feel like continuing to play. I'm not gonna bother with those optional endgame bosses that require you to perfect parry for 15 straight minutes or lean on exploits, so I'm not doing all that.
 
Domingo said:
Finishing up Expedition 33. At least the portion I feel like continuing to play. I'm not gonna bother with those optional endgame bosses that require you to perfect parry for 15 straight minutes or lean on exploits, so I'm not doing all that.
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That's what gameshark/actionreplay is for...oh.
 
played some pga, some ff7 remake, and tried to play horizon6 but im down to all the crap i dont want to do, i need ~30K H points to get the gold band. i think my game pass renewed so ive got another month to see if ill bother....
 
Dying Light 2. One of those games I kept meaning to go back to. I'm only a few hours in, but I like it thus far. At least minus jump being mapped to the RB button vs. the A button like literally every other game, ever. Whoever made that call and whoever decided that you shouldn't be able to remap it should be shot.
 
Domingo said:
Dying Light 2. One of those games I kept meaning to go back to. I'm only a few hours in, but I like it thus far. At least minus jump being mapped to the RB button vs. the A button like literally every other game, ever. Whoever made that call and whoever decided that you shouldn't be able to remap it should be shot.
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Despite there not being a lot of guns in the game (they were added in an update, originally none) I'm not sure if that is a game I'd play a gamepad on.
 
Flogger23m said:
Despite there not being a lot of guns in the game (they were added in an update, originally none) I'm not sure if that is a game I'd play a gamepad on.
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I play with a pad on pretty much everything short of something like Unreal Tournament or Quake 3. At this point, I'm about as good as you can get with one...unless a game suddenly remaps things with like 20+ years of muscle memory associated.
 
Domingo said:
I play with a pad on pretty much everything short of something like Unreal Tournament or Quake 3. At this point, I'm about as good as you can get with one...unless a game suddenly remaps things with like 20+ years of muscle memory associated.
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Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines 2 since it's been patched up/improved and is on a big sale.
Bounced hard off of Humanitz. That game is a mess even though its in 1.0. The YouTube hypsters doing all these videos on the game fooled me into thinking its in good shape when its not.
 
Yakuza: Infinite Wealth is still eating up most of my game time - really impressed by the combat in this game. I'd be on board if they made a new Phantasy Star and used Yakuza's combat for it. If I had one complaint about the game is that I wish they brought back an updated version of Ichibad Holdings (imo, the best minigame from Like a Dragon).

Also, just seeing that a bunch of my Steam wishlisted games are on sale - looks like the Summer Steam Sale has started.
 
Starfield - putting the final touches on Frontier turned ship killer. Tried a few paint color combinations and settled on a nice design. Planning finishing paint job Saturday.

Fallout 4 - finishing Wicked Shipping settlement with decorations and such. Then it is on to Egret Tours Marina to get it decorated as well.
 
Played some Tiny Rogues. Pretty fun.
Not easy for a blind person.
Get glasses. :p
 
SeymourGore said:
Just kinda flipping through different games to see which one 'hooks' me.

Started Star Ocean First Departure - it's alright, combat is a bit loose, but I'm still in the early hours. I like the idea of it. Playing on Switch 2.

Yakuza: Infinite Wealth; Just started it and it's pretty funny. I really enjoyed the first game, but not sure if I could ever replay it as this sequel really improved the combat (you can move around, grab items, knock enemies into each other, etc). Still trying to decide which platform I want to play this on (have it for PC/Steam and PS5) - this is the type of game where I like to put the console to sleep and resume on a dime (there's a lot of cutscenes). Figured the PS5 would make the most sense, however, I've been using my Win 11 desktop with Xbox mode enabled and sleep has been flawless. When I was running Bazzite, I'd typically get image issues or the system wouldn't resume - so far I haven't encountered any issues with sleep on my PC.
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I’ve heard good things about both. Yakuza: Infinite Wealth looks especially fun since the combat seems way more dynamic than the previous game, and honestly the ridiculous humor mixed with serious story is a big part of why that series works so well. Star Ocean has always seemed interesting to me too, even if some of the older combat systems feel a bit rough now. This weekend I’ll probably be playing mostly Pokémon ROM hacks, a bit of Stardew Valley, and maybe some GTA San Andreas if I’m in the mood for something nostalgic. I’ve also been thinking about starting Baldur’s Gate 3 again.
 
No Mans Sky, at long last
Enjoying it so far, still very early game
Glad I waited this long before giving it a serious try
It's got a great vibe, for lack of a better word

And Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 which is pretty good so far. If its still on sale for 50% off I'd say its worth it
 
Bailed on Dying Light 2. It was just boring and generic. Like an Ubisoft game with more jank. Am replaying RE: Requiem instead. While I don't love the stealthy stuff in the hospital, at the very least the NG+ unbreakable knife helps a lot. You can go ham and eventually kill nearly anything as long as you aren't surrounded. That helps.
 
CAD4466HK said:
I feel ya there.
I put 12hrs into it after putting it down twice and was bored to tears.
It doesn't hold a candle to the OG and that's a damn shame.
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I put over 72 hours in the original Dying Light, and enjoyed it the entire time. I forced myself to play Dying Light 2 for about 21 hours in the hopes that it would get better, which it unfortunately did not.
 
I had a pretty good time with Dying Light 1. It wasn't mind-blowing, but it was good/fun. Something about DL2 just feels cheap and overwhelming at the same time. Like they tried to double down on the wrong aspects of the first game. Oh well. I got it for $15, so it isn't the end of the world.
 
Sniper Ghost Warrior 2 - finished.

Zero Caliber VR on Steam - already did the Quest version, this is better overall. Finished this.
 
Looks like the Gamepass Ninja Gaiden 4 resolution issues got patched, so I'm going to give it another go.
 
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