Puzzlers usually fall into that category. If that’s up your alley you should try the Talos Principle.
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Puzzlers usually fall into that category. If that’s up your alley you should try the Talos Principle.
I think we’re going to see a lot more of those types of games in the future. It’s pretty easy to make a decent looking game with UE 5 - still doesn’t give it any soul though.
The Elden Ring Main Menu theme has always impressed. It sets the stage very well.
If I think of main menu music only one other game cones to my mind and that’s Doom Eternal. I’m not sure if it’s necessarily a “good” main menu theme, but the whistling definitely stuck with me.
In the documentary this quote is from he said that about thr development of HL1. To be fair the devs themselves said they voluntairily crunched quite a bit and had some time constraints at the end of the game.
If you consider playing any of the Gothic games, the community patches are a MUST.
At the very least the trailer looks better than the gameplay they showed at Gamescom this year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=270uflOMbMk
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I’m so looking forward to finally playing the game tomorrow! The demo was already very fun. The price point with 40€ seems really neat compared to all the full price titles constantly releasing.
I picked up my Elden Ring save again and finally got the courage to tackle General Rhadan yesterday and sucessfully beat him. Now I got a few quests to fulfil ans find the second medallion half to get to the lift.
Other than that I’m playing Sniper Elite V4 for the first time, which is fun to play for a few hours a day.
Just waiting for Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew to release next week :)
There are quite a few, as listed in another comment here. I’ve been using backloggd for years now and love using it!