I obviously don't know if you've found it, but there is at least one (very tough) secret boss to look out for.
You son of a bitch I'm in.
Update to his, so we finally played a match today at work, and yes, she beat me with her Palutena.
Of all the people I though would treat this phrase as euphemism for something else. you were the top of my list.
... You took him literally?
Monster Hunter Rise Demo is downloading 
Garden Paws is super cute!
Ok, has anyone played Star Wars Squadrons and if so can you explain to me why the control scheme was designed by fucking psychopaths?
Seriously, the most bizarre control setup for a flight game I've ever tried. Jesus, Ace Combat has been around for decades and everyone apes that control scheme for a reason.
Seriously, the most bizarre control setup for a flight game I've ever tried. Jesus, Ace Combat has been around for decades and everyone apes that control scheme for a reason.
I've played it and I love it but I also spent like an hour mapping controls to my hotas
Dave
Staff member
I've heard the same thing. I almost downloaded it for free on the battle pass but didn't after reading reviews.
Monster Hunter Rise! It’s awesome and I love it! Like GU, you get to have a bunch of cats so I chose a pink leopard pattern and have an adorable army on missions for me.
They kept the improvements from World that streamlined things and I appreciate that. I like playing bowgun and they changed the control for the Switch and I am liking the new layout. Learning to climb walls took me a while, but I figured it out. Our son mastered it instantly of course lol.
They kept the improvements from World that streamlined things and I appreciate that. I like playing bowgun and they changed the control for the Switch and I am liking the new layout. Learning to climb walls took me a while, but I figured it out. Our son mastered it instantly of course lol.
GasBandit
Staff member
The latest Risk of Rain 2 update added the Bandit into the game, and he's kinda interesting... very glass cannon though.
And for some reason, now the game keeps switching me irrevocably into gamepad control mode, even when I don't have a gamepad installed.
I don't know if it's the new update or what, but I don't think I like this game anymore. So much more bullshit seems to be happening - and in a game that was already based largely on fucking you with bullshit, that's saying something.
And for some reason, now the game keeps switching me irrevocably into gamepad control mode, even when I don't have a gamepad installed.
I don't know if it's the new update or what, but I don't think I like this game anymore. So much more bullshit seems to be happening - and in a game that was already based largely on fucking you with bullshit, that's saying something.
Hollow Knight
Been severely depressed the past week, so as usual, I've been spending the vast majority of my time being sucked into a game.
In this case, I've had the game for ages. Even played about 8 hours of before. Unfortunately, Metroidvania games are the kind of genre where it'll suck me in for hours at a time...until I take a break from it. Then I find it difficult to get back into the groove of things. I completely forget what abilities I have, how to use them, where to find things (even when a map is involved). And I just wind up not playing it or starting over from scratch. I've done this with many excellent Metroidvania games like Outland, Guacamelee, Ori & the Blind Forest, etc. And like I said, it happened with Hollow Knight, too. For whatever reason, I decided to start this up again.
And now I'm nearing the final boss, unlocked most abilities, and found most of the collectibles. I definitely won't be attempted some achievements and won't be trying to 100% the damn thing because the game is already frustratingly difficult at times. But damn if I haven't enjoyed it for the most part. I love all the movement abilities you gradually unlock to the point that you're zooming through areas. There's a lot of backtracking as you'd expect in this kind of game, but the sheer amount of movement options makes it at least enjoyable to zip around.
Been severely depressed the past week, so as usual, I've been spending the vast majority of my time being sucked into a game.
In this case, I've had the game for ages. Even played about 8 hours of before. Unfortunately, Metroidvania games are the kind of genre where it'll suck me in for hours at a time...until I take a break from it. Then I find it difficult to get back into the groove of things. I completely forget what abilities I have, how to use them, where to find things (even when a map is involved). And I just wind up not playing it or starting over from scratch. I've done this with many excellent Metroidvania games like Outland, Guacamelee, Ori & the Blind Forest, etc. And like I said, it happened with Hollow Knight, too. For whatever reason, I decided to start this up again.
And now I'm nearing the final boss, unlocked most abilities, and found most of the collectibles. I definitely won't be attempted some achievements and won't be trying to 100% the damn thing because the game is already frustratingly difficult at times. But damn if I haven't enjoyed it for the most part. I love all the movement abilities you gradually unlock to the point that you're zooming through areas. There's a lot of backtracking as you'd expect in this kind of game, but the sheer amount of movement options makes it at least enjoyable to zip around.
I’m taking my time with Monster Hunter. I’m doing every quest in each level and spending a lot of time with the kitten.
I think they did away with hot drink and cold drinks and I love it! Ammo crafting is streamlined which is great too! We played World and then restarted GU. Things like having to carry three types of pick axes on a materials run was rough.
I haven’t needed to fight anything more than once solo and once with our son yet though. I assume that will change when I hit Nargacuga (if he still has a good pierce LBG) and/or find a decent armour set.
I think they did away with hot drink and cold drinks and I love it! Ammo crafting is streamlined which is great too! We played World and then restarted GU. Things like having to carry three types of pick axes on a materials run was rough.
I haven’t needed to fight anything more than once solo and once with our son yet though. I assume that will change when I hit Nargacuga (if he still has a good pierce LBG) and/or find a decent armour set.
I’m taking my time with Monster Hunter. I’m doing every quest in each level and spending a lot of time with the kitten.
I think they did away with hot drink and cold drinks and I love it! Ammo crafting is streamlined which is great too! We played World and then restarted GU. Things like having to carry three types of pick axes on a materials run was rough.
I haven’t needed to fight anything more than once solo and once with our son yet though. I assume that will change when I hit Nargacuga (if he still has a good pierce LBG) and/or find a decent armour set.
I think they did away with hot drink and cold drinks and I love it! Ammo crafting is streamlined which is great too! We played World and then restarted GU. Things like having to carry three types of pick axes on a materials run was rough.
I haven’t needed to fight anything more than once solo and once with our son yet though. I assume that will change when I hit Nargacuga (if he still has a good pierce LBG) and/or find a decent armour set.
My son just got the Bioshock collection for Switch, and he's been asking for my help, and it drives me nuts how few games stick in me like those did. Like, I just replayed them a year ago and I want to do it again. The story. The setting. The powers. All three just lodged into my head permanently, and I'm pretty sure every time I start a game from here on out, I'm going to hope it hits like those did.
Shot in the dark, almost no one got far enough into to experience the big. The game was advertised so dishonestly that I'm guessing it turned people off it pretty quick. I know it did to me.
Dave
Staff member
Anyone want to play a game called Use Your Words?
Go to www.wordsgame.lol and put in room code JFWP password wata
Aw yeah!
Go to www.wordsgame.lol and put in room code JFWP password wata
Aw yeah!
I found out about it because I Googled the end game, figuring I had done something wrong. Came across a two-year-old thread on exactly this.
Disco Elysium:
This game is fucking fantastic. I've listened to my inner demons, snorted a mountain of amphetamines, punched a child and died three times to conversation checks where my characters faint grasp on reality has broken.
Way back when I first played planescape torment it blew me away with what a computer rpg could be, and this is the first game since that has recaptured that feeling. If you like deep single player RPGs you need this game
This game is fucking fantastic. I've listened to my inner demons, snorted a mountain of amphetamines, punched a child and died three times to conversation checks where my characters faint grasp on reality has broken.
Way back when I first played planescape torment it blew me away with what a computer rpg could be, and this is the first game since that has recaptured that feeling. If you like deep single player RPGs you need this game
But what did you do in the game?
I'm a highly intelligent, physically weak weirdo who is a communist and a feminist, and my disco Elysium character is weird too.