I’ve been playing Tomb Raider 2013, I’m 6 hours in and I think I’m already bored. The gameplay loop is unfortunately rather repetitive: platforming, stealth, kill tens of assailants while crouching behind cover, platforming, stealth, kill tens of…
Bummer. I liked that game a lot. And switching between those three things tended to do more for pacing than most games manage. Most, myself included, will tell you the sequel is better in no small part due to the larger emphasis on tomb puzzles, but it probably won’t change your mind.
Well, I was thinking that what’s missing was Tomb puzzles, so maybe that would help?
I’ve been playing the invincible, I’ve really been enjoying the storyline so far as I try to figure out what happend. I love how it keeps a comic style play by play of what happend in the story so I can stream it to my friends and if someone is new I can just open that and show them each page.
I picked up Balders Gate 3 on a recent sale to see what all the hubbub was about. I nearly gave up on it after about the first 10 hours but soon after that it finally clicked for me and I’ve been having a blast. I think I’m only about 30 hours in right now and I hear it’s easily 100+ hours so hopefully the ride remains this fun for the duration.
Got The Farmer Was Replaced maybe a day or so ago and my coding skills are lackluster, but the game is the opposite in my opinion.
Other than that, got back into Backpack Hero, doing the challenge run things. Would love to get back into the story mode, if my save wasn’t deleted by a glitch in an old version of the game. Also been playing Shotgun King and Peglin since I am kinda bored with gaming and haven’t been playing much outside of my desktop.
Discovered Neon Abyss this week. I’m really enjoying it. I needed a break from Elden Ring which I finished last week.
I played PoE2 for a couple of days after release, but have recently picked up the new Indiana Jones after cancelling my game pass subscription (gotta finish before my timer runs out). I’ve been having a blast with the game though. Playing on hard combat + hard exploration has made the game very realistic to me. The puzzles are adequately challenging, taking at most a few minutes to solve even without hints, but they do feel good, all very logical.
Been playing a bit of Minecraft and also a bit of Flock. I recently got a few new games but I haven’t played them as much lately. Been busy.
