I discovered 2 days ago that the cats have bitten (and cut) the wire of the sensor bar of my nintendo wii. we would have liked to play some resident evil “shoot here and there”…so I’m playing with super mario world on the nintendo snes 16 bit
Right now Doom (2016) and Binding of Isaac. I played Binding of Isaac more than any other game. It’s a top-down Rouge-Like where you have to escape your mother in the cellar and fight Mega-Satan while you wade through monsters, poo and other crazy stuff. It’s easy to learn, hard to master.
Cannot get enough Isaac. Me and the best mate always do a few runs each when we see each other. It’s a game I can put on any time, just have a run or three, and never be bored of it. Have been playing for years, and definitely still a lot I could improve on. Never managed to complete all challenges or unlock all the post its. Fuck The Keeper, especially. But regularly getting wins.
I’ve recently jumped into Barotrauma, that game is really cool. Also lately i replayed a few games of the original Xcom from 1994, but i’m still as bad as before XD
I think it starts to show that i like sci-fi games lol
I got tabletop simulator and have using that to play board games virtually with work colleagues. But having not used Steam for more than 6 years, I remembered I had Portal, so I replayed that yesterday.
Just by nature of the subreddit most of the older links are expired and there’s the occasional scam but for stuff that’s free on Epic, Steam or GOG it’s pretty good.
I’m surprised Factorio has yet to surface up in this thread, given that it activates the exact same parts of the brain as patching VCV.
Rigging up transport belts is not as easy as patching a rack, and instead of making cool music, you have the satisfaction of wrecking at gunpoint the thriving ecosystem of a peaceful planet to turn it into a perfectly efficient techno-fascist factory despoiling the soil of its bounty to produce space rockets and pollution.
Right now, I’m playing with the Krastorio2, Space Exploration, and Transport Drones mods. I’m using a city blocks layout rather than a main bus, allowing for infinite horizontal scalability - I just copy-paste a block to increase production, my construction bots taking care of laying down the pieces.
Other than those, I like a wide variety of stuff, and have been a huge fan of games tracing their lineage from Demon’s Souls: Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and right now, Nioh 2, a masterpiece hybridizing the vocabulary of many genres to deliver an uncompromising experience. I’m also working on and off on a project trying to be an interesting entry in this genre, using Unreal Engine 4. (Yup, you bet its soundtrack will feature VCV a fair amount.)
I finished Cyan World’s “Obduction” a little while ago, now I’m saving “Zed” for a rainy day.
That’s the only genre of games I like to play on a computer - like the whole Myst franchise. Very peaceful and relaxing, for the most part.
Also just got Mini vMac installed, emulating a Mac Plus (ca. 1986) running System 7.0.1, and a crapload of abandonware text adventure games from Infocom, including “Leather Goddesses of Phobos”. I never did wrap that game the first time around. Believe it or not, I still have the Scratch & Sniff Card that came with the floppy disk, lo, these many years ago.