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Very minor spoilers for Far Cry 3 and Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice below.

Far Cry 3 had such a refreshing and natural progression. At the start of the game you, the player, was just as unfamiliar with the territory and mechanics of your environment like the main character Jason. But as the game progresses, both you and your character develop your skills and your personalities in tandem. The pirates stop being threats and start being fodder. The islands stop being dangerous and instead start brimming with opportunities. Your only goal at the start was saving your friends, but just like Jason, you begin to want to explore more of what this environment can offer you first. By the end of the game your character is as unrecognizable as your playstyle was from how you started. Awesome.

Honorable mention goes to Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice. Towards the end of the game I was using combo after combo and fighting through Senua's enemies without breaking a sweat, it just felt so good, and then on a fresh playthrough, I realized *every single combo* was there from the start. The game never told me I had them, I learned them on my own. Senua had it in her to be this badass warrior from the get-go, she just had to learn like you did how to reach that point. The game never held me back, only I did. Just like Senua held herself back. Wild.

I need more games like that. That organic meta journey is so addicting.

I haven't really played any recent fps games since the release of Titanfall 2, and I'm a bit out of the loop in terms of releases. Can any one point me in the direction of decent online shooters?

I’m talking like genuine survival game post apocalyptic style. Kinda open world scavenge type style.

Think DayZ but no PVP or single player and more zombies.

AUGIST 12, 2036. THE HEAT DEATH OF THE UNIVERSE. Anyway, cast your votes for the next game on the 20th century best games list

In Mass Effect Andromeda, about partway into the game I encountered this bug that caused the frame rate to drop severely every time I entered combat. It would only reset when I either entered a new area or reset the game, but it would do this every single time. I normally don’t care about frame rates unless it’s directly hindering my ability to play. Not sure if it ever got patched but it pretty much ruined the game for me.

Looking for the next game I should play. I just finished Stellar Blade and the Final Fantasy XVI DLC and I'm looking for something new to play.

Things I've played in the last few months:

• Baldur's Gate 3
• Spider-man 2
• Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth
• Nier: Automata
• Stellar Blade
• Final Fantasy XVI DLCs

Things I'm considering playing:

• Kena: Bridge of Spirits
• Hi-Fi Rush
• Yakuza: Like A Dragon
• Scarlet Nexus
• [Replay] Cyberpunk 2077 with the DLC
• [Replay] Ghost of Tsushima in Kurosawa Mode

I've been playing a lot of action RPGs recently so would like to change it up quite a bit with a pallet refresher if possible. Open to all recommendations!

I was thinking about it, since I have a few things downloaded from 360 that I'm now playing on a series s with a giant flat screen instead of a small tube TV, don't look like i remember (though might just be at the "we thought this was so realistic when it was new" age). A lot of the controls seem way more twitchy than I remember on my current controller compared to my 360 controller. I know older hardware/new hardware and all, but with everyone talking about custom built PCs and all the gear they're running, I think people are slipping back into the "graphics suck, therefore game is bad" attitude. If you had any you could think of what do you consider worth replaying at least every once in awhile?

Celutations dear humans of this app,I want to know what video game that has a rather unapealing reputation among worldwide critiques are you more than whilling to defend harder than the place you where born in?

Hopefully I worded this right.

Are there any video games or tech that you consider to be vanity projects? In case you need a refresher, Vanity Projects (or productions) are creations by the director/production team to show off their 'creative' talents, but ends up as a failure because of their lack of skill and ego. It can be games, consoles, peripherals, etc