What are you playing right now?

what if you could train amoebas in Smash?

 

Haven't done SE in awhile.

eh just forget it (it was just lame joking)

 

it was alright, really easy until the postgame though

I know, the isometric view got on my nerves at times

 

Maybe unpopular opinion, but why make vidya in 3D if view is stuck in top-down, isometric, or side-scrolling?

(at least they even remade SMRPG)

 

Been playing AI Roguelite these last two days. My character for one run is a fat guy with a beard and a "anime" shirt that went from being a gamer and a foodie to an adventurer in another world but without the isekai bullshit. And of course, the image generation is like that of any other in giving of images of jank and WAT.

Also found out Skyrim Special Edition updated itself. I'm really tired of the changes to the EXE file of the game that it has to break other mods just because Todd wanted the storefront of Creation Club mods to be given more attention. I feel like it should of just been a separate launcher that gives news and other things related to Bethesda games rather than being built into the game.

 

Watching Dun play the new Dragon Quest Monsters game.

 

Played Ready or Not since it hit 1.0 a few days ago. So far I'm liking the new missions though some I legit cheesed because I had accidentally installed two AI overhaul mods that conflicted on some maps. Otherwise, I've been having fun with the game.

 

Managed to beat Ready or Not a few days ago. Tried again these last two days aiming for S rank in some missions because I wanted to get more pieces of evidence unlocked as well as unlocking a Hawaiian shirt and MMA spats with what looked like stockings. All to make my SWAT officer look ridiculous but dangerous.

 

I'm obsessed with Baldurs Gate 3

 

Playing the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster with Dun. The Eureka theme in III is amazing

 

Eta Carinae -- a binary pair of blue stars -- has 3 planets around it in SpaceEngine.

One of them is a gas planet with an Earthlike moon with rings (though no life there).

 

Gave Palworld a shot and while I'm not a big fan of crafting, I gotten my share of fun from playing it. Despite all the drama the game had gotten, I'm still wondering what even would be AI generated when one could of did a simple trace of a Pokemon and just made a bunch of edits that would of made a pirate knock off proud.

I also replayed Max Payne 2 on my computer and was pleasantly surprised to see it work on Windows 10. Had my fun in playing up to the end in killing the final boss on the default difficulty. And the rag dolls for it aged well in being fun.

 

The original Master of Orion can be hard to play because there can be a lot to keep track of all at once.

It also seems that the gameplay is just moving sliders (allocating production) and ordering ships around.

 

I want to get back to playing Stardew Valley. I haven't played it since the 1.2 update so there is a ton of new stuff I missed. What got me motivated was the fact that there is a Stardew Valley cross stitch that makes me want to play it. I just need to find the time

 

AKA "pocketmons with guns" (lol)

 

I think the thing I like the most about Palworld is the salt that it generated from the other Western indie mon game creators since it was able to reach the success that they only wish that they could and the people who made it weren't one of their own. Like, the indie mon game community is very, very inbred where the same group of people contribute and fund each game and they are also very elitist in that if any outsider who is interested in the game compares it to Pokemon they will insult you until you are no longer interested in the game which is why they can't get a lot of people interested in their games. Meanwhile, some guy in Japan basically recycle assets and add some monster taming mechanics to it and boom!