Hikarin's veredict?

>>1852 I think the game lacks a little content. Doesn't seem like something I could play for a long time. It has some very funny moments if you make good Tomodachis tho

>>1854 casual game is casual?

>>1908 Stardew Valley is a causal game of the same variety yet it has hundreds of hours of content. The point is Tomodachi life gets boring too quickly.

>>1852 What the other anon said. The game's good but the 3DS version had more content.

Forgot to mention enemy ai is way more easy and dont really charge at you at all like they did in the original.

>>1893 I get stutters on my 2080 Super, but I am 99% sure this is due to Proton on Linux and shader stuff than anything else. Only happens when I load new areas and for a few minutes after launch. What kind of story changes did they make?

>>1895

>>1896 I see. I will wait until after I finish the game to watch this though.

Okay everyone, big news: I picked up Daggerfall again but this time I actually finished it, and it was amazing, specially for a game from 30 years ago. I often have trouble immersing myself in games but this one was an exception (Morrowind too), they really struck gold with that generation of writers. It made me once again wonder what a modern AAA take on dungeon crawlers, procedural generation, and comprehensive lore building would look like. My only complain is that, much like in Morrowind, characters tend to powercreep towards the late game, classes blur and you end up being good at everything.

>>1899 didnt even warn people a week earlier or anything, just garbage.

I have no game dev experience but I think this is a fun idea. Hope it goes well sushis. >>1899 >pretty inactive sites Which sites did they invite? Does this imply they didn't invite some sites you would have wished to be invited?

>>1899 >pretty inactive websites that don't naturally generate OC the two most active sites there (kissu and 39chan) literally have threads for OC. uboachan also used to make games years ago but that's site's way past its prime and its a miracle it hasn't gone the way of tf2chan.

>>1902 Uboachan died the moment they opened a dicksword server

>>1903 many such cases. last time i checked the hikari server was kinda rock hard dead so oops

flowers

300 days have passed and i am still in a dark place, still havent held a job for more than a week syrno i cant post images on mobile because the reply box thing is anchored weird, a > menu like Emotes, Styling etc would be enough

>>756 its like disco elysium

>>755 I wolder when Collective Unconscious will be released online again. I never got to play it before it got kicked out of YNOProject.

>>1872

>>1880 can the japanese even pronounce "chump" without having cramps and heart attacks?

>>1873 Thinks like .hack were very much based off of FF 11

>>1873 >>1876 yeah welcome to the NHK also clearly references FF11. it was all the rage in japan back then. i never played it though i can't say how good it is. i think they closed the servers for new characters recently but i wouldn't even play it since i don't use windows and square obviously shut off PS2 support

>>1873 I love IMOQ so much. It's a completely unique experience in terms of atmosphere. What makes it even more immersive for me is that you barely see any character interactions outside of The World. It's like a double layer of escapism. You're focused on exploring an imaginary world within an imaginary world. The characters' behavior somehow manages to not ruin this magic. The only windows into "reality" are the news portal and email. I don't know if any of the existing MMOs are capable of offering the same experience though.

Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs. Zeta Gundam for the ps2

Lord of the Ring: The Third Age on ps2, gc, og xbox and gba was turn based rpg were you follow behind film trilogy crew with your own team with og characters that you level up as well as sometimes intertwining with straight-up movie scenes and fighting alongside film characters. Most interesting factoid about this game is that plot ends up being junky and awkward with it's b-side following of main story and that is due to the developers really wanting to make their game be based on books, but they ended up stuck with films license. It makes this game have wasted potential that I think could really shine based on the love for source material spilling out of the screen with for example item descriptions (really dark-soulsesque) tackling grander book lore and references. Case of this game makes me sad as we never got actual book based game that could cover events omitted in the movies. Oh what we could have...

LittleBigPlanet 2. One of my favorite games of all time, with no PC port or anything. In fact the servers have been shut down for some time now so you couldn't even play online if you wanted to...

baroque for ps2. End of humanity vibe, oppressive sound design, and a bit of religious horror. The story is a little messy though, but it’s still cool.

Play noctis

back when cohost was still up i was oomfies on there with the creator of space funeral/anthology of the killer...

>>748 i may have to check this one out looks strange and silly. nothing like a good walking sim to wind down.

Hope doing detailed autism post is fine for the thread... This game, Magical Block Carat, is the best puzzle game I've ever saw in terms of chaining/combo mechanics . (And it's unfortunate that it's supposedly a porn game, even though the h parts are on a separate disc, because it makes it impossible to show it in public events/anicons.) At its core the game is a match-3 (similar to panel de pon or Tetris Attack), but you have a button that switches the break to work either cardinally or diagonally at any time, including during combos ! The game offers a ton, with customizable block sets (mahjong set!), mission mode that teaches you how to do weird shapes and combos, and killer soundrack on the pc98 version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eman9Qg4m60 Will visit some friends for easter vacations, would appreciate recommendations for obscure games with local multiplayer if you have any!

Been meaning to find this thread again, here's a weird one called Wetrix. You drop batches of arrows on a 3D plane to raise or lower it, and water and fire to increase or decrease water in them. The more lakes you divide the terrain into, the higher your score. I guess the name is supposed to be a play on Tetris but it has absolutely nothing to do with Tetris at all... I guess other than the various blocks of stuff coming down in a vaguely similar manner.