What are you playing right now #2

[Till]

Spoiler warning:

Space pirated Neverwinter Nights 2 imported into Steam with Races of Faerun mod that adds a compendium of player races. I am going to play as a hobgoblin Fighter(favored class)/Ranger(racial stealth bonus)/Barbarian(to go ranger berserk like Minsc). They are OP as a player race because of no racial weakness to balance their stat bonus.



Edit: I'm going to play as Fighter/Barbarian/Ranger/Cleric with Trickery Domain combined with racial stealth bonus and Destruction domain to stack berserk with Fury spell that makes entire party berserk.

[LeftyGuitar]

Going to play some Trinity Trigger.

[Jackhammer]

Tunic on the Switch.

[Till]

I've been playing Outlast Trials, I challenge anyone to not become so exhausted from the tribulation and ultra-disturbng creepy gore horror jumpscares to not exit game.

[daky]

Sheep, Dog 'n Wolf
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Re-played this classic one more time. An excellent game. Graphics, mechanics, awesome soundtrack. I only wish it was longer and maybe with more ways to solve puzzles.

[LeftyGuitar]

Playing Zelda: Oracle of Ages, its not bad, but kinda hard. I've heard/read more people like Seasons over Ages. I plan to play that next.

[Moana]

It's high time to replay Persona 5. Geez, I love that game.

[Rasgrez]

Diablo 4 (PC/BNet), and a bit of Darkest Dungeon II (PC/Steam).

[LeftyGuitar]

Final Fight One, if it wasn't for RetroAchievements, I probably wouldn't bother playing another port of Final Fight. Not that Final Fight is a bad game, but you can only play the same game so many times.

[Jackhammer]

Dungeons of Dreadrock on the Switch. A surprisingly good puzzle game that's on sale for less than a couple of quid.

[LeftyGuitar]

Final Fight Guy, its Final Fight, just with Guy.

[MikamiFan92]

Better settle in, it's time for another a storytime with Heffy :V

I got into one of those moods to play a classic game outta the blue and I'd always heard about how the Peter Jackson's King Kong game had two versions on PC. There was the one I'd played back in the day (but never completed) called the Signature Edition which was essentially a port of the OG Xbox version and then there was a more obscure version that was only ever released digitally called the Gamer Edition that was just a port of the Xbox 360 version, complete with improved HD textures and bump mapping but has always been plagued by some of the worst DRM known to man that was only thwarted somewhat recently, thankfully.

As for running the game, welllll, that's where the fun begins lol!
For one thing, I never realized this game was delisted from every modern day storefront (maybe the licensing fees weren't worth it) and the beauty of abandonware like this is that it becomes essentially a free game hehe!
There's still some things that fans haven't been able to fix just yet, such as the odd stretched texture here and there, certain levels looking like they smeared Vaseline all over the screen, mouse control feeling stiff as hell (it's because they directly converted the right analog controls to mouse input apparently) but otherwise, it's still such a standout game to this day imo! There's still nothing quite like this game and it still shines as an example of why licensed games don't NEED to suck eggs!

Gotta say, I'm glad this idea of porting two different versions of any given game never became an industry standard becuase like... They were essentially just charging extra for better graphics settings here, which is just bizarre! x.x

But yeah, the game's pretty short all things considered. Despite only playing an hour or so last night before bed, I'm already a quarter way through the game hehe

[Kithron]

I've been playing various amount of games on my Steam account. One of them is 7 days to die which I like.

[LeftyGuitar]

Yooka Laylee, its not bad for a game that is supposed to be a spirtiual sucessor to Banjo Kazooie.

[aboalu]

Super Smash Bros. Brawl.