[SherzyK]

Dead by Daylight

[user104658]

Finally got a copy of Injustice 2 (inspired by the MK11 thread) and happy to say it's just as daft and over-the-top as the original . Annoyingly there's a glitch of some sort in the PC version that makes the game constantly freeze for a couple of seconds when fighting using / against Donkey Kong Grodd but that's my only minor gripe. Makes multiplayer against anyone using him impossible BUT against the computer AI (storyline, etc) it's actually a tactical advantage against him if you use it right because it still registers input while frozen, but only activates the move when it unfreezes, so it gives you a second or two to "plan" a landing or a combo. "It's not a bug, it's a feature!"

[Merry Mockmas]

The original Inazuma Eleven game.

This franchise imo is more enjoyable than any recent FIFA or PES game imo.

[Merry Mockmas]

The original Inazuma Eleven game.

This franchise imo is more enjoyable than any recent FIFA or PES game imo.

[user104658]

I'm doing it! I'm finishing Persona 5! I solemnly swear not to play any other games until the deed is done.

Although despite the piss poor ratings I keep seeing gameplay videos of Days Gone and I'm oddly tempted...

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I'm doing it! I'm finishing Persona 5! I solemnly swear not to play any other games until the deed is done.

I did it.

[FaLaLaLand]

I've had Farcry 4 for a long time and only just playing it now, like years later.

[user104658]

I'm now playing God of War but have just spent about an hour throwing the axe around the very first forest and then recalling it pretending to be Thor.

[Merry Mockmas]

I've beaten Red Dead Redemption 2.

Chapters 3-6 are when the game comes alive imo, I also did like chapter 1, chapter 2 has a good story, but the game does make itself very overwhelming at first with all of the gameplay features. And the Epilogues are very ropy imo, from John and Abigail scenes, to a level where John has to propose to Abigail (excuse the spoiler) to John and Jack segments, and of course the boring farming levels, if I wanted to play a Farming game then I'll play one that's actually a Farming game and is actually good at it. Thank god for Sadie, Uncle, and Charles during the Epilogue.

But if you can get to chapter 3 of the game then you really start to get a great lead in Arthur, brilliant characters in general, and a great world that feels so vibrant and alive, and some great main and side missions.

I will try to buy Red Dead Redemption 1 soon, but I am dreading a full game led by John Marston.

Oh and Red Dead Redemption 2 has a great lifespan, you could be playing it for months there's that much to do in the game.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I've beaten Red Dead Redemption 2.

Chapters 3-6 are when the game comes alive imo, I also did like chapter 1, chapter 2 has a good story, but the game does make itself very overwhelming at first with all of the gameplay features. And the Epilogues are very ropy imo, from John and Abigail scenes, to a level where John has to propose to Abigail (excuse the spoiler) to John and Jack segments, and of course the boring farming levels, if I wanted to play a Farming game then I'll play one that's actually a Farming game and is actually good at it. Thank god for Sadie, Uncle, and Charles during the Epilogue.

But if you can get to chapter 3 of the game then you really start to get a great lead in Arthur, brilliant characters in general, and a great world that feels so vibrant and alive, and some great main and side missions.

I will try to buy Red Dead Redemption 1 soon, but I am dreading a full game led by John Marston.

Oh and Red Dead Redemption 2 has a great lifespan, you could be playing it for months there's that much to do in the game.

I agree with all of that Mock; RDR2 was only "OK" for me up until chapter 3, and then Chapter 3 right up until the finale was really exceptional. Though looking back, I guess the "slower" first chapters are important to the impact of the second half of the game. You just don't know that at the time.

Agree on the epilogue chapters, too; the farming and building is tedious. The Sadie missions are great though and the final part of the epilogue back up in the snow in the mountains was a good mission and gave nice symmetry with the opening of chapter 1.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I agree with all of that Mock; RDR2 was only "OK" for me up until chapter 3, and then Chapter 3 right up until the finale was really exceptional. Though looking back, I guess the "slower" first chapters are important to the impact of the second half of the game. You just don't know that at the time.

Agree on the epilogue chapters, too; the farming and building is tedious. The Sadie missions are great though and the final part of the epilogue back up in the snow in the mountains was a good mission and gave nice symmetry with the opening of chapter 1.

Yeah if I was to ever replay the first two chapters I'd probably enjoy them a lot more after knowing how the story goes during chapter 3-6.

And I agree with you that the Sadie missions and the last mission were strong for the epilogue, and like you I did like the symmetry between the last mission and chapter 1.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Shadow of the tomb raid her

[user104658]

Kratos pushing around bridges the size of football stadiums and ... throwing small hills at people and stuff, and his son who "doesn't know he's a god" - yet is smart enough to effortlessly learn a tonne of languages - is just like "wow dad ur rly strong"

...

[Merry Mockmas]

Oh I've been playing Everybody's Golf on the PS4, and Street Fighter V.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

I started middle earth: shadow of war about a week ago (finishes shadow of the tomb raider - it was kinda meh) and i’m surprised how much i’m enjoying it i love it

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

I felt the same way

[Jessica.]

I've been playing Eurotruck Simulator 2 on PC, it's actually brilliant!

[Ramsay]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

I've been playing Eurotruck Simulator 2 on PC, it's actually brilliant!

Love this game!!

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

I finished shadow of war

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Sullen Girl

I finished shadow of war

I played this game for what felt like FOREVER and didn't finish it... I got to the bit where

Spoiler:

Tally gets ghost powers after Celly dumps him for a girl

And I thought that was going to be the end of the game but then it kept going and I wasn't sure it has an end, then I started playing something else instead.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

It was so good ugh it ends very shortly after that as well

I started kingdom hearts 3

[LukeB]

Kingdom Hearts 1.5

ugh i stan the Traverse Town song

[Merry Mockmas]

Red Dead Redemption 1.

So far not in the same league as the second one imo.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Red Dead Redemption 1.

So far not in the same league as the second one imo.

I've completed the game.

Overall I'd say that I liked the game, but it is definitely flawed imo, it's no 95% game like Metacritic makes out for me personally, the Mexico and Dutch stuff are really strong in the game, and the side stuff are strong as well imo, but the Ranch levels in Chapter 1 & 4 are incredibly annoying, dull, and display clunky controls imo (even by Rockstar standards) and the game can be incredibly glitchy to the point where you have to redo the mission all over again (Assault On Fort Mercer I'm looking at you) so it stops the game from being anywhere near RDR2's quality where I never encountered any glitches on that game and I did a lot of the content on that game.

Overall though I'd recommend anybody that hasn't played the first RDR to grim and bare through the glitches and the Ranch levels just to get to the Mexico and Dutch stories which are really strong imo, and the levels get more exciting for me personally.

[Dogeatdog]

I still need to start the Spyro remake yet. Had it since Christmas n just can’t be arsed