I had no issues on easy. If I can do it anyone can. I did ZERO side missions.Not sure if I just needed to run a lot more side stuff to get a better character going
I had no issues on easy. If I can do it anyone can. I did ZERO side missions.Not sure if I just needed to run a lot more side stuff to get a better character going
And that's a wrap on Darksiders 3; only Genesis left in the series though I'm really hoping we get a 4 eventually. Overall really enjoyed it. Was a good challenge but never got to the point of being ridiculous.
Next up I'm finally starting my most anticipated game of 2023 and probably many years to come: Alan Wake 2.
Yeah I won't hold my breath, unfortunately.I don't know if we ever are getting a proper 4. The publisher of all the games THQ is owned by the Embracer Group and you know how they are.
And that's a wrap on Darksiders 3; only Genesis left in the series though I'm really hoping we get a 4 eventually. Overall really enjoyed it. Was a good challenge but never got to the point of being ridiculous.
Next up I'm finally starting my most anticipated game of 2023 and probably many years to come: Alan Wake 2.
Haptics are pretty fun to use in the campaign. Not sure if I'd like them in MP though as it adds resistance to the triggers.Saw that Modern Warfare 2 was finally on "sale," but $35 is still too much if I just want to play the campaign. So I got it from cdkeys for PS5 for $16. Should be fun to feel the haptics with the controller.
Game is on sale, but knowing my luck if I buy it it'll show up on Game Pass the next day.Finished Tellatale game: The Expanse. Told a good story and looked good while doing it. The switch from their proprietary engine to Unreal was a god send.
I've always wanted to check out Dishonored since I'm a big Thief fan. Never got around to playing it. I thought Prey was just okay because I'm not a fan of all of the backtracking. Does Dishonored require a lot of backtracking?Finished Dishonored 2. I feel like this game more than Dishonored 1 , Death of the Outsider , Prey or Deathloop, gives you the most freedom on how to approach missions within reason. Obviously the game is slanted toward stealth and they want you to approach it that way but you don't have to. I still think the story of Death of the Outsider was better and Deathloop's combat was better but Dishonored 2 set the stage for both.
I've always wanted to check out Dishonored since I'm a big Thief fan. Never got around to playing it. I thought Prey was just okay because I'm not a fan of all of the backtracking. Does Dishonored require a lot of backtracking?
Started up Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade. Game runs great and is actually fun. Can't wait for the main story to ramp up and hit me with the nostalgia.
Just finished chapter 3 of 18, and the game mostly looks phenomenal. Highly cinematic at times. The characters are gorgeously modeled and are familiar archetypes. Regarding the story, I honestly don't remember much from when I played the original 20 years ago, so it's been fascinating to follow it along.Started up Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade. Game runs great and is actually fun. Can't wait for the main story to ramp up and hit me with the nostalgia.
Will be really curious to see what you think of the stealth missions. I thought there were too many and they were mostly tediousStarted MWII on PS5. As someone who never plays Call of Duty games, this campaign is pretty good. Haptic feel right, guns and gunplay are awesome. Animations are tight. The most impressive part surprisingly is the sound. On my 7.1 surround system everything just sounds visceral and right. Not that I wish Halo to EVER become COD, but there is ALOT 343 could learn from Sledgehammer Games and Infinity Ward.
Will be really curious to see what you think of the stealth missions. I thought there were too many and they were mostly tedious
Yep, gunless stealth missions at that!OH God. There are stealth missions?
Yep, gunless stealth missions at that!