Multiplat PlayStation Plus

[The Big Sauce]

Agree. I couldn't care any less about indie games.

Last game I properly played from PS+ since getting it last September was.... none tbh.

Then you missed some great games then.

 

[TheFreshBanana]

Then you missed some great games then.

Such as?

 

[Quivorir]

Must be a long list.

 

[Jatz]

Agree. I couldn't care any less about indie games.

Last game I properly played from PS+ since getting it last September was.... none tbh.

I had a go at Injustice which was pretty good. Not a whole lot to it but it was good fun.

 

[The Big Sauce]

Such as?

Genuinely great PS4 indie titles

Resogun (still the best PS4 exclusive)
Outlast
Rogue Legacy
Hotline Miami (which was via PS3 crossbuy).

Decently rated PS+ games I'm yet to try

Binding of Issac
Transistor

Some okay but not great titles.

Pixeljunk Shooter
Strider
Spelunky
Deadnation
Don't Starve

 

[Premiers04]

I considered both Pixeljunk and Dont Starve as genuinely great indie titles.

 

[The Big Sauce]

I considered both Pixeljunk and Dont Starve as genuinely great indie titles.

I'm erring on the side of caution with my rating of the titles.

Binding of Issac is probably in there as well but I haven't played it yet so couldn't judge it.

 

[Quivorir]

Outlast was too scary for me. So it's shit.

 

[Quivorir]

I considered both Pixeljunk and Dont Starve as genuinely great indie titles.

Don't starve was great. One of the only PS+ games I installed back when I put a new HD in last month.

 

[LukasTheGreat]

I don't understand hating something purely because it's 'indie'. I'll play each game on it's merits.

I don't give a **** if a game is published by Activision or one guy in his mum's basement - if I enjoy a game I'll play it.

 

[Mighty P]

Velocity was great too. Especially if you grew up with Shoot em Ups.

 

[The Big Sauce]

Velocity was great too. Especially if you grew up with Shoot em Ups.

I totally meant to put that in the great category

 

[Mighty P]

Rogue Legacy has been my most played game of the last month, so addicted to it.

 

[Premiers04]

Rogue Legacy has been my most played game for quite sometime, I feel sorry for the people that don't give these type of games a chance because they're not a multi million dollar budgeted corridor shooter.

There's more to games than just pretty graphics and Hollywood style set pieces.

 

[GoldenHodge]

Rogue Legacy has been my most played game for quite sometime, I feel sorry for the people that don't give these type of games a chance because they're not a multi million dollar budgeted corridor shooter.

There's more to games than just pretty graphics and Hollywood style set pieces.

I definitely have to get around to playing that in the next week or two. There are some great indie games out there that are doing things major developers wouldn't think of or try to do. Gone Home and The Stanley Parable are two that come to mind that aren't fantastic games but a nice change from all the AAA shooters and action games that flood the market.

 

[bourbons]

Don't forget Guacamelee, that game is fookn rad

 

[PAdman]

Rogue Legacy has been my most played game for quite sometime, I feel sorry for the people that don't give these type of games a chance because they're not a multi million dollar budgeted corridor shooter.

There's more to games than just pretty graphics and Hollywood style set pieces.

I've clocked 50 hours into Rogue Legacy this month, more people need to persist with it until they work out how to play it properly then they'd enjoy it.

 

[Quivorir]

I try most of the games that come out on plus, but I just don't enjoy them.

I know how to play rogue legacy, but still don't enjoy it.

 

[bourbons]

Only just started Rogue Legacy, I have no idea wtf I'm doing. God damn its hard.

 

[dwwaino]

I have been playing a bit of rogue legacy and I don't mind it. Not very good though, I just run into every room like Leroy Jenkins.

 

[Mighty P]

I've clocked 50 hours into Rogue Legacy this month, more people need to persist with it until they work out how to play it properly then they'd enjoy it.

Which is your favourite class? I liked Lich King early on, now loving Hokage. Archmage occasionally for the spell cycle. Barbarian King is a mad tank and my best runs have come using them.

 

[Mister Carlton]

I don't understand hating something purely because it's 'indie'. I'll play each game on it's merits.

I don't give a **** if a game is published by Activision or one guy in his mum's basement - if I enjoy a game I'll play it.

I reckon the indie titles have been better than the bigger releases. More indie games please. Love the salty tears.

 

[PAdman]

Which is your favourite class? I liked Lich King early on, now loving Hokage. Archmage occasionally for the spell cycle. Barbarian King is a mad tank and my best runs have come using them.

Paladin. Dragon is beyond useless. Hokage is good, Archmage is meh, Assassin is meh, Barbarian King/Queen is better but the best to use is Paladin. You last a lot longer as Barbarian KQ and get more cash but if you want to fight bosses or get further try it as a Paladin.

I think I'm level 230 or something now.

 

[Mighty P]

Paladin. Dragon is beyond useless. Hokage is good, Archmage is meh, Assassin is meh, Barbarian King/Queen is better but the best to use is Paladin. You last a lot longer as Barbarian KQ and get more cash but if you want to fight bosses or get further try it as a Paladin.

I think I'm level 230 or something now.

OMG Dragon is useless (other than the occasional fairy chests). Tbh I haven't played as Paladin for ages, I do like them though. Sometimes if I feel like making money quick I roll Spelunker, but they are basically useless otherwise. I'm only Lvl 124 or something.

 

[sacka]

This is the US so I would say it's the same.

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