Game Recommendations

[Premiers04]

Nier it is then, cheers lads.

 

[Dannnnnnnnnn]

Persona 5 or Nier Automata as my next game, help.

I see you went with option C: both.

 

[Premiers04]

I see you went with option C: both.

Whilst still playing Yakuza 0 and picking up Horizon again now that im done with Zelda. 200+ hours worth of backlog, because why not......

Actually hadn't seen Persona 5 in store for a while so had to grab the only copy my EB had out.

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[bulletride]

Whilst still playing Yakuza 0 and picking up Horizon again now that im done with Zelda. 200+ hours worth of backlog, because why not......

Actually hadn't seen Persona 5 in store for a while so had to grab the only copy my EB had out.

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Playing Yakuza 0 at the moment, it feels a bit dated but really enjoying the story. Some of the substories in particular are hilarious.

 

[Premiers04]

Playing Yakuza 0 at the moment, it feels a bit dated but really enjoying the story. Some of the substories in particular are hilarious.

Yeah I'm pretty much in it for the random wacky side stories.

 

[iluvparis]

Good thread

My PS4 has basically been sitting idle for 18 months so I think its about time I got back into the swing of things. Have reviewed a few lists and thinking of starting back with Uncharted 4 and The Witcher 3

I loved Uncharted 2 so I'm sure I'll love 4, while the The Witcher looks to me to have a touch of Red Dead/Elder Scrolls about it - I loved both.

Do you think these are both decent games to have a crack at to get back into things?

 

[Dannnnnnnnnn]

Good thread

My PS4 has basically been sitting idle for 18 months so I think its about time I got back into the swing of things. Have reviewed a few lists and thinking of starting back with Uncharted 4 and The Witcher 3

I loved Uncharted 2 so I'm sure I'll love 4, while the The Witcher looks to me to have a touch of Red Dead/Elder Scrolls about it - I loved both.

Do you think these are both decent games to have a crack at to get back into things?

Absolutely, both are great.

I would recommend starting with Uncharted as it's a much shorter experience. The Witcher is a truly enormous game.

 

[mickelboy182]

Also The Witcher is like RDR/TES the same way that Pokemon is like RDR/TES... Great game but very tenuous links to those titles.

 

[AngryRanga]

Console games with a co-op campaign that are any good? Struggling to find any options.

 

[Mancey]

Console games with a co-op campaign that are any good? Struggling to find any options.

Done Gears of War series? Borderlands?

 

[LukasTheGreat]

Play Nioh. Still my GOTY.

 

[Demosthenes]

What I'm really craving is a well-written, narrative-focused point-and-click or visual novel, whether it's for PS4/PC/Vita/3DS. In the former category I adore both Hotel Dusk and its sequel, Last Window, and in the latter, the Zero Escape trilogy (999, Virtue's Last Reward, Zero Time Escape) and Danganronpa are both brilliant. If anybody knows of any games in a similar vein, let me know.

Anatomy
Stanley Parable
Beginner's Guide
Sunset
The Novelist
Gone Home

 

[Scallop Industry Thug]

Inside. Puzzler will take you about 5 hours.

Play it.

 

[beta_condition]

Starting on the 8th at Target.

Horizon Zero Dawn – $39
Uncharted 4 – $27
ARMS – $64
Mario Kart 8 – $64
PREY – $55
Wipeout Omega Collection – $39
Battlefield 1 - $55

 

[Mootsy]

Ratchet and Clank (ps4)


Persona 5 (ps4)

 

[AngryRanga]

Best PC real-time strategy? Civilisation, Age of Empires, is there anything else to consider?

 

[iluvparis]

Best PC real-time strategy? Civilisation, Age of Empires, is there anything else to consider?

How old we talking?

Command & Conquer
Red Alert
Starcraft

 

[mickelboy182]

Inside. Puzzler will take you about 5 hours.

Play it.

3 hours a little more realistic. Pretty neat though. Can't imagine there'd be too many who haven't played it (that like these kinds of games) considering it blew up pretty big when it was released.

 

[AngryRanga]

Games that revolve around choices? Not like a Telltale Games thing where your choices change the cutscenes on rails until the standardised ending.

I've heard that Undertale is a go.

 

[Gralin]

Oxenfree has a few endings I believe

 

[bixente]

Celeste on the Switch if you're after a brutally difficult 2D platformer with a great soundtrack.

 

[Smeg Head]

Best PC real-time strategy? Civilisation, Age of Empires, is there anything else to consider?

Civ is a TBS not an RTS.

Sins of A Solar Empire was a space RTS I had fun with a little while ago.