I play a LOT of games, but I’m currently playing through the Red Dead Redemption II story.
I’d been meaning to play it for years and actually did start a long time ago, but too many games, so little time and ADHD had me not sticking to anything for so long!
Now I’m committing to it better, I’m really enjoying it, despite some hugely hilarious fails! (It seems I have bad luck with animals and a lot of accidentally shooting people 😅)
I’ve been streaming live on twitch so if anyone ever wants to join, I go live Mon, Tue, Thurs, Fri & Sun at Twitch.tv/PhianixxTV but no pressure. 💖
Let me know what games you’ve been playing lately!
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geekyfox:
@phianixx If I were to Stream I'd totally do the Hitman games, they're a ton of fun and make for some hilarious content. The way they're so open to how you pull off the hits makes it a streamers delight
riskbreaker0:
Old thread, but I’m trying to stay off other socials today until I get a chance to watch the last f1 race of this year, as it is determining the champion. Since my time for video games is very limited due to my son always hogging the ps5, I’m still playing through ffvii2 (yea I know it has another name, but I can never remember what it is, re- something) as well as the remake of ff tactics. And for Yule I bought myself the remake of ff1-ff6 on switch, so I can play it while my family is playing or watching other stuff on the tv. But that’s not to say we don’t play a lot of other games still. Since my wife and I first started dating, we noticed there’s not a huge amount of couch games for console anymore, most multiplayer involving multiple consoles and TV’s. So we got into board gaming, and love it! We currently have over 200 board games, only a handful unplayed, but that’s down from over 350 a few years ago. We had to stop buying games because others thought they were good, and really look at reviews and how to plays to see if it was a game we would enjoy. So game designers (stonemaier games) we bought everything that they made because some of their games (scythe, viticulture, tapestry) we enjoyed so much. But then realized that a lot of their other games don’t spark the same joy. Garphill games makes a ton of games we own, same with Uwe Rosenburg, but we began to be picky about their games too. Point being that as much as I still love playing video games, board games in this modern era have more interaction between players now than most video games do. So even though we’ll play Mario kart, Mario party, or brawlhalla as a family, we definitely gather around the board game table more often for family game night.