Yeah, the final bosses in the dancing substory were much harder than I expected.
Btw, it is actually easier to beat them on higher difficulties, because then they tend to make more mistakes as well, but of course that's down to rng. You pretty much have to play perfectly on easy.
I'm doing a replay on Yakuza 0 for legend difficulty, which is the hardest, but I did end up doing both disco battle sidequests for Kiryu an… mored Majima. Beating the final guys for each was annoying. For Miss Isobe took me at least 7 tries or more to beat her oof, and this was on easy setting for the disco.
Now that I've beaten both disco bosses for Kiryu and Majima, my body feels like nothing. Probably won't do these again.
I hate that for the disco game you have to be exactly perfect for when you hit the buttons. I tried to normal and hard but my score would be at 4000 or less and the disco bosses would sometimes go up to 7000
Yeah, the final bosses in the dancing substory were much harder than I expected.
Btw, it is actually easier to beat them on higher diffic… moreulties, because then they tend to make more mistakes as well, but of course that's down to rng. You pretty much have to play perfectly on easy.
Not that it matters now. Enjoy the fans!
For the last 2 weeks, I played Gravity Rush 2. It was so much better than the first game but still not perfect. However, this has to be the MOST underrated Playstation exclusive IP of all time. Sony literally has the opportunities to expand their amazing IPs like this one and InFamous for the modern audience but no, they chose Concord ONLY because of Overwatch's success. And also waste resources on remasters/remakes nobody asked for (Fuck you TLOU, Horizon and Until Dawn).
I've been enjoying Remnant From the Ashes co-op with the kids. Go figure they actually got the hang of it quickly since they play Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. Gosh this generation is growing up with great games. I'm kind of jealous lol
Do people play Yakuza mini games like they play Witcher 3 mini games? Trying to gauge if I would enjoy Yakuza 0. It's been on my wishlist for awhile now but was wondering what the day to day gameplay involves
I'm doing a replay on Yakuza 0 for legend difficulty, which is the hardest, but I did end up doing both disco battle sidequests for Kiryu an… mored Majima. Beating the final guys for each was annoying. For Miss Isobe took me at least 7 tries or more to beat her oof, and this was on easy setting for the disco.
Now that I've beaten both disco bosses for Kiryu and Majima, my body feels like nothing. Probably won't do these again.
This was a fun enough. I probably set my expectations too high for a free game due to how incredible Astro Bot was but worth it just for the bonus VIP bots you can unlock for your Crash Site in Astro Bot.
You can easily tell Team Asobi improved so much from this demo.
I can't believe a studio actually made a AAA exploration focused immersive sim-like game with stealth, puzzles, and surprisingly satisfying combat in this day and age. Not only is it a great addition to the adventures of Indiana Jones, but it's also a ridiculously fun game with an incredibly entertaining story and charming cast of characters. Plus you can't go wrong when it comes to beating the crap out of some nazi's. It took me about 36 hours to finish the campaign and complete all but one of the achievements.
The ID Tech engine really is some black magic cause the game runs fairly well even on my ancient hardware, averaging about 30-50 FPS depending on the location on high settings. I've also had a relatively bug free experience outside one that's preventing me from getting the final achievement to 100% the game. I'm not the only one experiencing this issue so hopefully they fix it soon!
I absolutely love this game, easily my GOTY for 2024.
Witcher 3 and Yakuza are completely different games. Both have great stories but everything else is different. For Witcher you have only Gwent, while Yakuza 0 and the rest of Yakuza games have multiple minigames. Yakuza 0 has baseball, fishing, gambling both Japanese and American, disco, mahjong, bowling, and many others. For combat Witcher 3's is very simple with the sword play until you unlock certain skills. Yakuza is a very fun brawler with different playstyles so there are different ways to fight. I've played Witcher 2 and played 3 many times. I've beaten Yakuza 0 and Yakuza Kiwami so now I'm halfway through Yakuza Kiwami 2. If you can, I would suggest just only getting Yakuza 0, to see if it's your type of game to enjoy before getting the other Yakuzas.
Do people play Yakuza mini games like they play Witcher 3 mini games? Trying to gauge if I would enjoy Yakuza 0. It's been on my wishlist for awhile now but was wondering what the day to day gameplay involves
Replayed a PS2 classic, ICO.
Believe it or not, this is a game that changed the industry forever. It doesn't have the best gameplay loop but the representation is very unmatched.
I've been playing Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and I've been having a lot of fun. The gameplay isn't the most complicated, but I have been enjoying the puzzles a lot and the story has thus far been interesting. Great setting too.
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I'm still with Gothic 2 and Skyrim
also prefer some slots like this
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Yeah, the final bosses in the dancing substory were much harder than I expected.
Btw, it is actually easier to beat them on higher difficulties, because then they tend to make more mistakes as well, but of course that's down to rng. You pretty much have to play perfectly on easy.
Not that it matters now. Enjoy the fans!
I hate that for the disco game you have to be exactly perfect for when you hit the buttons. I tried to normal and hard but my score would be at 4000 or less and the disco bosses would sometimes go up to 7000
Battlefield V
I want to play islamic games.
Finished RDR2 after hopping off of it for a few years. Easily one of the best games I've ever played.
For the last 2 weeks, I played Gravity Rush 2. It was so much better than the first game but still not perfect. However, this has to be the MOST underrated Playstation exclusive IP of all time. Sony literally has the opportunities to expand their amazing IPs like this one and InFamous for the modern audience but no, they chose Concord ONLY because of Overwatch's success. And also waste resources on remasters/remakes nobody asked for (Fuck you TLOU, Horizon and Until Dawn).
My Christmas Present. Already a fucking banger and I don't even like platformers.
Finished it on Christmas day. Couldn't have been more perfect. Merry Christmas!
I've been enjoying Remnant From the Ashes co-op with the kids. Go figure they actually got the hang of it quickly since they play Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. Gosh this generation is growing up with great games. I'm kind of jealous lol
I was wondering how it got Game of the Year at TGA a lot of people love this game for good reason
Do people play Yakuza mini games like they play Witcher 3 mini games? Trying to gauge if I would enjoy Yakuza 0. It's been on my wishlist for awhile now but was wondering what the day to day gameplay involves
It's a fun game from start to finish. There is not single level wasted in the game. Some of them can be hard though.
That's good to know. Maybe if I ever get a PS5 I might get the chance to experience it
I'm hoping it'll come to PC one of these days such a beautiful game
First game finished in 2025.
This was a fun enough. I probably set my expectations too high for a free game due to how incredible Astro Bot was but worth it just for the bonus VIP bots you can unlock for your Crash Site in Astro Bot.
You can easily tell Team Asobi improved so much from this demo.
I finished Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
I can't believe a studio actually made a AAA exploration focused immersive sim-like game with stealth, puzzles, and surprisingly satisfying combat in this day and age. Not only is it a great addition to the adventures of Indiana Jones, but it's also a ridiculously fun game with an incredibly entertaining story and charming cast of characters. Plus you can't go wrong when it comes to beating the crap out of some nazi's. It took me about 36 hours to finish the campaign and complete all but one of the achievements.
The ID Tech engine really is some black magic cause the game runs fairly well even on my ancient hardware, averaging about 30-50 FPS depending on the location on high settings. I've also had a relatively bug free experience outside one that's preventing me from getting the final achievement to 100% the game. I'm not the only one experiencing this issue so hopefully they fix it soon!
I absolutely love this game, easily my GOTY for 2024.
Witcher 3 and Yakuza are completely different games. Both have great stories but everything else is different. For Witcher you have only Gwent, while Yakuza 0 and the rest of Yakuza games have multiple minigames. Yakuza 0 has baseball, fishing, gambling both Japanese and American, disco, mahjong, bowling, and many others. For combat Witcher 3's is very simple with the sword play until you unlock certain skills. Yakuza is a very fun brawler with different playstyles so there are different ways to fight. I've played Witcher 2 and played 3 many times. I've beaten Yakuza 0 and Yakuza Kiwami so now I'm halfway through Yakuza Kiwami 2. If you can, I would suggest just only getting Yakuza 0, to see if it's your type of game to enjoy before getting the other Yakuzas.
Replayed a PS2 classic, ICO.
Believe it or not, this is a game that changed the industry forever. It doesn't have the best gameplay loop but the representation is very unmatched.
I've been playing Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and I've been having a lot of fun. The gameplay isn't the most complicated, but I have been enjoying the puzzles a lot and the story has thus far been interesting. Great setting too.