Yeah, I mean - ICQ reminds me of Quake, blasting this crazy metal hardcore band Rorschach from New York who was way ahead of their time (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7e3gB39Y7Xo) and endless grapple hooks and telefrags.

Holy shit, totally forgot about Realplayer.

I updated the drivers but just jumped right into the game... probably need a reboot.

The game doesn't feel like a walking simulator to me (Edith Finch/Firewatch etc). It's much more like MGS in that aspect of gameplay in terms of being able to pick and choose what you're doing next, crafting, equipping stuff for your balancing act journey to overcome obstacles. I could definitely see where some people would just totally fall asleep in the first 2 minutes, in a somewhat similiar way that Elite: Dangerous bored the absolute %&# out of me, lol. But, the game is well crafted, the world is absolutely beautiful to look at and the control mechanics in balancing, building and overcoming obstacles is strangely satisfying to me. I'm loving building these tall ass ladders; I don't know what is wrong with me, lol!

I was on the fence with this one, but I'm enjoying the navigation of the terrain, wasn't sure if that was gonna jive with me but it does. It's a weird ass game, no doubt - but a well designed one. The cutscenes are a little long in the tooth (as to be expected) and the weird background blur is buggy af, but otherwise it looks great too.

Never heard of Gujian 3 before the steam sale, picked it up for $5. Not a bad game.

2 days to play this before the release of Cyberpunk? I might have gotten this if it were released in September or Oct but releasing around Cyberpunk means I'm just gonna skip it until it's on sale for 75% off.

Since this year has sucked so far I think I will put this on my list along with Baldur's Gate 3 early access, Vampire & Cyberpunk. Not sure why Elex was brought up, doesn't look remotely similar to me.

At least they said,"darkly funny" I feel like Bethesda has been missing that aspect of the original games since they took the reigns.

Same here, I loved Blizz up until a few years ago. Every single game that they produced was polished, fun and had tons of content for both single-player and multiplayer. Then the expansions would come out and offer up tons of new stuff worth getting. Those days are gone and now what we have is more akin to a BlizZynga.

Ya'll really think they could pull off a D2 remaster even if they tried? Ha ha ha

yes, this game always needed some PBR!

Kenshi is on sale for $18, love that game

I think I pirated KC:D when it came out, it was super buggy and my rig could hardly handle it, deleted it.
Then I bought it on sale a while back with my new rig that can run it on ultra no prob.
I'm sure they fixed a lot of bugs and it still has some crumby buggy assed quests - but it's a pretty dope game.
Even with bugs, I'd venture to say that it's one of the most immersive games released in a while.
Def worth $15 or $30.

VR for that sounds awesome but could probably be the most intense VR game in terms of sickness and headaches lol

Bah, I hope this gets early access by August. It's been a while since I've played a good, new game. I think Disco Elysium was the last one way back in October and I wasn't even all about that game - and then Cyberpunk was pushed back to September.

It's only an Elite: Dangerous Space Pants game if you have to spend 5 minutes lining up your legs to get in each pant leg with awkward controls.

I agree, they have this super polished game, with these nice super short rounds but then you have to play 12 rounds each side, 24 rounds! (Edit: first to win 13 rounds, so could be 25 rounds). Ends up requiring a lot of concentration over a long stretch of time. Seems like 3 or 4 rounds each side, max, would do the trick. It is quite fun though.

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When I think of MicroProse the first thing I think of (besides XCOM) is this game I played from them in 1987 called Airborne Rangers. pretty cool game for it's time.

I bet it is a relief for them considering everything they have done and not done in the past few years.