What games do you currently play?

BeardedMamba · Jun 19, 2017

Sports RPG Online like NBA 2K, FreeStyle 2, Pangya. Strategy Games like Dota 2, Heroes of Newerth, League of Legends. I also like adventure games, like the story mode of WWE game series.

SerSlavos · Jun 19, 2017

Currently, SMITE, LoL sometimes but I quit it mostly because of the community, and I am planning to play Payday 2 and ARMA 2 with my friends but that doesn't seem to work for now. Will see in the near future. We bought the games like month or two before, but didn't install them and we didn't try them out yet.

OursIsTheFury · Jun 19, 2017

I'm currently playing Tekken 7 on PC. I played Tekken 3 and 5 on the Playstation, but I couldn't play T6 since it's an exclusive to PS3 or PS4, I can't remember, and I didn't have the funds (nor the motivation) to get a new gen console. So it was a surprise when I found out T7 was coming to the PC on Steam, since I figured it's another console exclusive or something. The gameplay is fun, and the fight scenes were amazingly animated, so all in all it's pretty good.

Lindsy90 · Jul 8, 2017

South Park Stick of Truth. I always hated turn based RPG games but now I want to play more games like that. I also really hope they make another south Park video game.

OursIsTheFury · Jul 8, 2017

Xilkozuf said:
I'm currently playing a few games: Deus Ex Human Revolution is the bigger one, but I just finished it.. I just have to play the Missing Link then I'm done! When I want to have just a fast game of 5 minutes, i play Super Hexagon... super hard game.
And of course I often play The Binding of Isaac, I'll never be tired of that game.

Now I'm planning to start another game, probably Life is Strange or Mass Effect 2 (yes, I still have to play it after all those years...)

Sell me on Binding of Isaac. I've seen it during the sale (it wasn't on sale though) but it had a high approval rating from the community. From the screenshots it's like an Pokemon game in format, with that you get to move all 4 directions on a 2D map, compared to metroidvania games were your main means of moving is by scrolling through either the left or the right side of the map. How's the game? How many hours have you clocked into it?

ZXD22 · Jul 8, 2017

Now I play Team Fortress 2, Street Fighter IV, BeamNG.drive, and Mortal Kombat XL. I have been playing TF2 for about 5 years now and it has just been such an addicting game. I have over 2,500 hours on that game so I play competitively and casual as well. Very fun game! I just recently got BeamNG.Drive and I like it so far.

huggy212 · Jul 8, 2017

Right now im playing league of legends. I used to hate this kind of games where you will start all over again every time. I just cannot find a good MMORPG with a lot of players and good graphics. Si I'm just playing LOL and so far im enjoying it. My only problem is my internet connection during day time sucks big time. When I have 2 consecutive loses already because of lag of network connectivity then I just stop playing.

TheArticulate · Jul 9, 2017

huggy212 said:
Right now im playing league of legends. I used to hate this kind of games where you will start all over again every time. I just cannot find a good MMORPG with a lot of players and good graphics. Si I'm just playing LOL and so far im enjoying it. My only problem is my internet connection during day time sucks big time. When I have 2 consecutive loses already because of lag of network connectivity then I just stop playing.

I'm on a League of Legends kick as well. My roommate and I are duo partners, so we generally spend two or three nights away playing League competitively. Recently, with the release of Xayah and Rakan, we've been playing a good number of normal games to get the hang of our new champs. It's funny, I have a love/hate relationship with League. Some nights things go really well and I'm proud of the things I do, and others I wonder why I even play the game.

Xilkozuf · Jul 9, 2017

OursIsTheFury said:
Sell me on Binding of Isaac. I've seen it during the sale (it wasn't on sale though) but it had a high approval rating from the community. From the screenshots it's like an Pokemon game in format, with that you get to move all 4 directions on a 2D map, compared to metroidvania games were your main means of moving is by scrolling through either the left or the right side of the map. How's the game? How many hours have you clocked into it?

Pokemon? Wel... don't really like that, there are a few references to it but they are just references.
It's what could be called a twinstickshooter/roguelike: everytime you start a game, the layout of the level is randomized - there is a big database with rooms and monsters, but the order in which you encounter them is always different. You go thorugh every level, called floor, fighting monsters and collecting items that can help you. Those items can be activated (and you can have just one active item at once), or passive - item that change your stats, that help you in many ways... seriously, there are a lot. And there are bombs to damage enemies, destroy rocks (sometime they contain something) and find secret rooms; keys to open locked rooms which might contains something usefus; and coins to purchase items for the shops.
The first time you play you have to go through a very few level and kill Mom, the first "final boss", After that, the game continue to expand and new levels and stuff unlock while you progress.
There is a lot of variety: enemis, bosses, items, and many items have interesting synergies between them. Every time you play you'll probably see something different.
Be careful altough, it might be very hard at first, but in my opinion it's totally worth it.

Oh and for the hour, I have around 200 hours in the original, and around 700 in the remake...

giovanniiiii · Jul 9, 2017

Right now I'm pumped up on playing more and more DotA 2 since after some time I was able to raise my matchmaking rating by a thousand points again, after losing hundreds back then because of consecutive losses. I feel my skill level actually improving for the game. I only ever play with my friends so that it would be still fun to play. At some points if there are bad games and we resort to frustration, we play Brawlhalla. It's a free to play game on PC with a similar gameplay to Smash Bros. We even consider it poor man's Smash Bros.
If none of my friends are online, I play Grand Theft Auto Online to save up money for new properties.

Jack_Dan · Jul 9, 2017

Recently I played Halo Wars 2 and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard on my PC. Both games were awesome and also played Outlast 2 and FIFA17 at my friend's place. I loved FIFA17 for their insane graphics and advance technology. Other than that sometimes I play Dota 2 online and also Call of Duty series on my PC.

OursIsTheFury · Jul 9, 2017

Xilkozuf said:
Pokemon? Wel... don't really like that, there are a few references to it but they are just references.
It's what could be called a twinstickshooter/roguelike: everytime you start a game, the layout of the level is randomized - there is a big database with rooms and monsters, but the order in which you encounter them is always different. You go thorugh every level, called floor, fighting monsters and collecting items that can help you. Those items can be activated (and you can have just one active item at once), or passive - item that change your stats, that help you in many ways... seriously, there are a lot. And there are bombs to damage enemies, destroy rocks (sometime they contain something) and find secret rooms; keys to open locked rooms which might contains something usefus; and coins to purchase items for the shops.
The first time you play you have to go through a very few level and kill Mom, the first "final boss", After that, the game continue to expand and new levels and stuff unlock while you progress.
There is a lot of variety: enemis, bosses, items, and many items have interesting synergies between them. Every time you play you'll probably see something different.
Be careful altough, it might be very hard at first, but in my opinion it's totally worth it.

Oh and for the hour, I have around 200 hours in the original, and around 700 in the remake...

So which one should I get? Remake or the original? Any difference or is this remaster thing just purely graphics enhancement? And the randomness you mentioned reminds me of "the Director" in the Left 4 Dead games which also randomizes item locations and special enemy spawn locations. It also makes the game harder or easier depending on how you and your friends are handling the enemies he sends your way.

Empire · Jul 9, 2017

I haven't got into much gaming this week since we had the family came over and keep on going shopping and so that puts off allot of my darn time to stream. All I Able to do was ETS2 for 2 hours or so. But I will get to do GTA5, trains sim, ETS2 and ATS and other list of good amount of games like payday.

Xilkozuf · Jul 10, 2017

OursIsTheFury said:
So which one should I get? Remake or the original? Any difference or is this remaster thing just purely graphics enhancement? And the randomness you mentioned reminds me of "the Director" in the Left 4 Dead games which also randomizes item locations and special enemy spawn locations. It also makes the game harder or easier depending on how you and your friends are handling the enemies he sends your way.

Get the remake, it contains all of the original stuff and more. It's also more beginner-friendly. The original version uses Flash and it's a bit bugged, and A LOT harder. In the remake the harder stuff is locked at the beginning, so you won't have trouble. Or at least, not too much trouble. The remaster is not just graphic: there are more enemies, items, and a lot of stuff. In the original if you exit a game you have to start over, in the remake if you exit you can continue... Get the remake if you want to try it, absolutely.
Let me know if you like it.

Kharyode · Jul 10, 2017

I'm currently playing FIFA 15.
Cool football game, the graphics are amazing.

OursIsTheFury · Jul 10, 2017

Xilkozuf said:
Get the remake, it contains all of the original stuff and more. It's also more beginner-friendly. The original version uses Flash and it's a bit bugged, and A LOT harder. In the remake the harder stuff is locked at the beginning, so you won't have trouble. Or at least, not too much trouble. The remaster is not just graphic: there are more enemies, items, and a lot of stuff. In the original if you exit a game you have to start over, in the remake if you exit you can continue... Get the remake if you want to try it, absolutely.
Let me know if you like it.

I just finished Life is Strange and am currently on achievement hunting mode, so I'll look into the game after that. Kinda weird though that a modern game (before the remaster) still had that many bugs in its system. But seeing as how the problems have been solved on the remaster, I figure I'd start on it. Usually you'll end up having to play a bit on the original because the cards only drop on those and not the HD, remaster, or deluxe editions. - another thing the game devs need to fix.

I just checked, it has Rebirth and Wrath of the Lamb. What's with these 2 and are they worth it?

Gladdy · Jul 10, 2017

OursIsTheFury said:
I just finished Life is Strange and am currently on achievement hunting mode, so I'll look into the game after that. Kinda weird though that a modern game (before the remaster) still had that many bugs in its system. But seeing as how the problems have been solved on the remaster, I figure I'd start on it. Usually you'll end up having to play a bit on the original because the cards only drop on those and not the HD, remaster, or deluxe editions. - another thing the game devs need to fix.

I just checked, it has Rebirth and Wrath of the Lamb. What's with these 2 and are they worth it?

Ah! I loved Life is Strange. Made me shed some tears

was some depressing scenes in that game... What did you think about it? What ending did you choose?

I am currently playing Until Dawn on my PS4 since it was free this month. I sort of forgot about the plot so it's all ''fresh''. It still freaked me out even though I knew when the weird psycho will come. They did a great job with it by implementing so many different choices and routes that you can take. And the collectibles! I am gonna get all of them.

Xilkozuf · Jul 10, 2017

I know the question about Life is Strange ending isn't for me, but I'll answer that question too anyway... I choose to . Yes, I know! I regretted it but it seemed the less egotistical thing to do...

As for Isaac... Wrath of the Lamb is an expansion of the original, while Rebirth is the remake and it also includes Wrath of the Lamb. Then there are Afterbirth and Afterbirth+ which are expansions on the remake, the first one adding a new game mode and more stuff, and the last one adding a bit more stuff and mod support.

Wolfparttimer · Jul 10, 2017

Hi!
Well right now I'm trying out Wakfu and Krosmaga.

Wakfu is a strategy mmorpg made by a french company called Ankama. I found this game because I follow the artist who does the character concept creation, and in my opinion, it's really beautiful

Wakfu doesn't really have specific requirements to play it because it is a combination of Ragnarok (with better graphics), and something like Fire Emblem (without the If you let a character die, it does not revive).
I started to play it a few days ago so I'm not really experienced on this one, but it looks fun.

The other one I'm trying out is:

Krosmaga
It is a card collecting strategy game based on the world of Wakfu, and the tv animation with the same name. On this game, you use a God from the world of Wakfu as your commander and create a strategy with the cards of this god. It is a little bit like heartstone and Plants versus zombies. So, it is really interesting, it has like a tournament section where you play against other players, and the most entertaining part for me is that some cards are based on the tv animation so you can play with some of those characters (and level them up to unlock new card) *o*

JaiGuru · Jul 10, 2017

Right now I'm playing a lot of Yoshi's Woolly World. I'll soon be resubbing to World of Warcraft since the new patch is on the Public Test Realm (that means it's soon to be released for those who don't know. It's the last stage of testing content before going public). By this time next month I'm pretty sure I'll have picked up Splatoon 2, as well. I played in all the Global Testfire sessions a few months ago because it was just so much fun. So yeah, I've got a pretty busy docket right now.

What games do you currently play?

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