What other games are you guys currently playing?

[Calvin]

[Woodnote]

Try to get accustomed to CS GO gameplay. Usually I play World of Warcraft, that is my computer game #1. Moreover it is quite normal for me to hire gamers if I experience some difficulties with particular missions. Btw, here is the most dependable boosting marketplace on the web https://overgear.com/games/wow-classic. They offer a lot of important options not available on other services (like their own arbitrage system).

[Calvin]

i hate CS go, it's just Source but with like this on top:



i honestly dont see why they made GO, Source is still more expensive. GO is just for micro-transactions and console..

[Dr Dark]

Super Hexagon:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/221640/Super_Hexagon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mDjFdetU28

[jpmauruto]

tudo noia, isso sim

[ivanarnaldo]

CS 1.6, yeah I'm very nostalgic... lol

[Calvin]

[Calvin]

this could be interesting

[Calvin]

it's like £3, very good fun, but nor massive lastability.


the guys a bit grumpy tho

nice to see genres evolve:

[Calvin]

lol this is what happens when your game is in development too long and ends up using a last gen engine.



not sure if my rig could run it tbh, they have cranked the textures, shaders, and meshes up to max to try and hide that it's an old engine.
awesome artists and level designers, baaaad programmers.
looks a lot like the original deus ex tho, which was great, seems like the game the new one shoulda been.

thing is with games.. most of what is there is smoke and mirrors, like corridors which are actually dead ends, but you dont choose to go down them. the trick is to make everything seamless and not break the player's immersion. so even tho there is no room behind the door, you believe there is.. the bugs kinda ruin that :/
it looks like a lot of fun, but it's gonna be constantly fighting between being sortware and being the immersive experience games strive for these days.

[Facko]

lol this is what happens when your game is in development too long and ends up using a last gen engine.



not sure if my rig could run it tbh, they have cranked the textures, shaders, and meshes up to max to try and hide that it's an old engine.
awesome artists and level designers, baaaad programmers.
looks a lot like the original deus ex tho, which was great, seems like the game the new one shoulda been.

thing is with games.. most of what is there is smoke and mirrors, like corridors which are actually dead ends, but you dont choose to go down them. the trick is to make everything seamless and not break the player's immersion. so even tho there is no room behind the door, you believe there is.. the bugs kinda ruin that :/
it looks like a lot of fun, but it's gonna be constantly fighting between being sortware and being the immersive experience games strive for these days.

Either I'm part of the lucky minority that hasn't gone through this, just like with the skyrim launch, or people are being hyperbolic in the extreme. It definitely looks scaled down on ps4 but other than that I'm just not hitting game breaking bugs i keep seeing online.

I've never seen a dragon fly backwards... and I'm not seeing many issues with this.

[Calvin]

ya might be right, people do like to make a fuss and drag shit down

[Facko]

All that being said, the only real criticism I have is that a lot of the systems you saw previewed are missing from the game. The life path stuff for instance. They really want you to be a street kid.

But I'm having fun with the game. It's what the shadowrun games should have been minus the magic stuff. Not that I mind shadowrun returns but it's just xcom with more character micro management mashed up with elements from the old console rpgs. It should have been more like cyberpunk is but it was also a crowd funded game so it is what it is. Never gonna touch the xbox version again tho lol.

[kentares]

[Made In Quebec]

Great game!

Alhouth the Sega Gensis version was quite better in my opinion. If you have not tried it, you should!