Melting Pot
Sick & Twisted
Modern warfare 2 on ps5. Over here.
***Gamers*** What are you playing?
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blisty
Active Member
Let's switch to some "old-school" gaming!
I added a new machine to my pinball collection: GODZILLA. The theme is based on the Japanese "monster" movies of the 1950's and 1960's. All the major monsters of the era are represented in the game (on the playfield as well as during gameplay), including Mothra, Ghidorah the three-headed monster, Mechagodzilla, and of course the big green guy himself, Godzilla! I grew up watching these movies every Saturday afternoon and it's quite a throwback to see and hear all the monsters while trying to destroy Tokyo. And get this, during "Godzilla Multiball" mode, the music of Blue Oyster Cult and their hit "Godzilla" comes blaring over the speakers!
Ok, just let me get my jacket. I'm coming over.
GratefulDread
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Great game.
I highly recommend Green Hell if you like survival games. It also has great realism.
It took inspiration from another game called The Forest which was awesome too, but I feel Green Hell is a better game.
Although, the sequel to The Forest is coming out soon and looks really good. It's called Sons of The Forest.
Abele Rizieri Ferrari
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Im still playing DL2. Finished the storyline but the gameplay is fun enough to keep playing (I have never continued playing after finishing main quest).
I did play some Elden Ring as well but when I bought it I hadn't realized it was From Software lol and I can't stand that when I die and don't get to my items back in time they're gone. But it seems more forgiving than the other From games I tried, so I'll give it a fair chance once I've had enough of DL2.
I think last gen didn't really have a sp rpg where you can get totally lost in like TES. And that's got that western visual style, that's also in fallout. I really prefer the way the perspective of the character and the way they move through the environment in those games.
I did play some Elden Ring as well but when I bought it I hadn't realized it was From Software lol and I can't stand that when I die and don't get to my items back in time they're gone. But it seems more forgiving than the other From games I tried, so I'll give it a fair chance once I've had enough of DL2.
I think last gen didn't really have a sp rpg where you can get totally lost in like TES. And that's got that western visual style, that's also in fallout. I really prefer the way the perspective of the character and the way they move through the environment in those games.
Relaxed
This Space For Rent
I was actually looking at the reviews on that one (green hell), how would you rate the difficulty?
GratefulDread
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There are several difficulty levels to choose from. I think there's even a mode with zero threats if you just want to explore the jungle.
Or you can make it very difficult.
It's one of those games where the trailer doesn't really do it justice - in fact, the first video shown on the Green Hell Steam page is highlighting some of it's new base building features which I don't care much about.
It has a really great/trippy story mode (Jungle tribes, ayahuasca, etc.)
And then there's just Survival mode which I play quite often.
You set the difficulty and then see how many days you can survive in the jungle; using all different resources to survive.
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Abele Rizieri Ferrari
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The forest is on sale in ps store rn, only 7$
E: downloading both green hell and the forest
green hell also discounted so got both for 23€
Will start with the forest.
The long dark also looks nice but is full price now, so I'll wait for a discount
E: downloading both green hell and the forest
green hell also discounted so got both for 23€Will start with the forest.
The long dark also looks nice but is full price now, so I'll wait for a discount
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GratefulDread
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Nice! Let us know what you think.The forest is on sale in ps store rn, only 7$
E: downloading both green hell and the forest
Will start with the forest.
The long dark also looks nice but is full price now, so I'll wait for a discount
Daaang that was fast. I am probably not even 25% thru but loving it.
Ghosts of Tsushima is another fabulous one on the level of GoW and TLOU.
3migo
Is this a...what day is this?
Currently sucked into Sackboy's Big Adventure. I love platformers and enjoyed Little Big Planet 3 quite a bit. Now that Sony is finally putting some of its exclusives on PC, I have a chance to play titles I never could.
Sackboy is really lovely, I can't recommend it enough. If you're a fan of collect-a-thon platformers like I am, it's a gem.
Sackboy is really lovely, I can't recommend it enough. If you're a fan of collect-a-thon platformers like I am, it's a gem.
letter never sent
reckoner
I don't really do side quests so that helps. Probably put in 25-30 hours.
I honestly didn't care for Ghost of Tsushima. Open world games can be hit or miss for me. I didn't like Horizon Zero Dawn either. On the other hand, Zelda BOTW and Red Dead 2 are two of my favorite games of all time.
Hmm, might have to check that game out. I also love platformers.
delta hotel
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I finished God of War Ragnarok a month or so ago on the hardest difficulty setting, completing about 50%-70% of the side content. That difficulty really made it a ride, but it was never too hard and I enjoyed it.
Abele Rizieri Ferrari
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Wow The Forest is quite the captivating game. Only a few hours in, but when I went for a walk with my dog just now and past some logs there was this split second that I was like let me pick this up 
badbee
Well-Known Member
My understanding is that in the first year of Fallout76 the world was very empty and a lot of people really hated it. They didn't know how to target the activity at first. The players have been pushing them in a direction that isn't what they first had in mind, towards cooperative no PvP play. It's much more populated with NPC's and events now. It's very much like running around in Fallout 4 when you are doing misc quests.
@Abele Rizieri Ferrari , I've heard of that "Forest" game. I'm thinking it's a lot more fun than my game of "dodge the high speed traffic on the suburban streets without sidewalks".
florduh
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DaVapeGuy
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Same here
Melting Pot
Sick & Twisted
I'm hooked on the DMZ.Same here
FlyingLow
Team NO SLEEP!
slowly stepping into some games after a wicked long battle with vertigo... starting with something familiar- Legend of Zelda. Amazingly fun and surprised by how much I remember... I flew through Quest 1 but the second time around has me challenged. It is quite refreshing to play this one again.
Vehmic
Bogwood Ent
I highly highly recommend checking out The 3rd Quest. It was a 16 bit remaster of the original game that was only available in Japan for a very short period of time. Fans have translated it and made it available to the world.
Marlon Rando
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SPOILERS
how long did it take you? im in the crater now using the Steinbjorn armor set, feels good to finally be a tanky meatbag lol! bounced between this and fallen Jedi, meh! janky controls. looking forward to atomic hearts, bioshock meets fallout soviet style.
ginolicious
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I’m on a super smash for the switch right now. Son loves the game. Hes only 5. Probably buy all the extra characters too. I’ve never done dlc. But for this game and him, I’m really thinking about it.