Depression Quest was overhyped by the press, but hardly beloved. If I remember correctly, it was one of the reasons for the whole GamerGate thing - people accused game journalists of hyping it due to supposedly having some less-than-professional connections with creator, Zoe Quinn. General consensus is that's a very mediocre visual novel that tries to justify itself by trying to tackle a difficult topic - but games like The Cat Lady or even Silent Hill 2 (which deal with theme of depression in much more sophisticated and complex way) already make Depression Quest severely obsolete.Depression Quest, I just couldn't get into it.
Eh? Dark Souls has some of the greatest music in last decade of video games or so - it's not constant, but when it plays, it's fantastic.I dunno theres loads.
Oh, Dark Souls!
I understand theyre good, but theyre very grim for me. No music or anything ;(
Don't worry. I feel like the majority of people suck at Dark Souls.Dark Souls is something I really want to get into but seem to be just terrible at it for what ever reason, which is a shame ;w;
Depends on how they're implemented. I'm personally fond of it being integrated with a strategy element that literally offers new and interesting angles of attack, if my love of XCOM is any indication.Final Fantasy and Chrono Trigger. How are turn based rpgs fun?
I can see reasons to dislike Minecraft, but it's really not the kind of game you dig in for 5 minutes to check if it's good or not. Despite the reputation of a "kids game", there's a pretty big learning curve involved - how to craft, where to mine, what to do on the first day, how to survive the night without getting your ass blown by a creeper, not to mention farming, alchemy, trading, and all that stuff. The real fun begins once you get all the basics - the game is all about creating your own fun, so once you get all the tools in your head to do just that, you'll be too pre-occupied to get bored .u.Minecraft, tried it a few time only lasted 5 minutes untill i would get bored out of my mind. I also never understood how people could watch youtubers to play it too.
I was a kid when this game came out, all my friends were into it lmao. I tried it on my friends account which had alot stuff already on it and i still couldn't get into the game. Its just i couldn't really find a point to continue playing it. I was playing it alongside little big planet at the time (which is also a creative game) and I just found little big planet a much better game and stuck with it instead of minecraft.I can see reasons to dislike Minecraft, but it's really not the kind of game you dig in for 5 minutes to check if it's good or not. Despite the reputation of a "kids game", there's a pretty big learning curve involved - how to craft, where to mine, what to do on the first day, how to survive the night without getting your ass blown by a creeper, not to mention farming, alchemy, trading, and all that stuff. The real fun begins once you get all the basics - the game is all about creating your own fun, so once you get all the tools in your head to do just that, you'll be too pre-occupied to get bored .u.
I'd argue the same for other sandbox builder games like Space Engineers.I can see reasons to dislike Minecraft, but it's really not the kind of game you dig in for 5 minutes to check if it's good or not. Despite the reputation of a "kids game", there's a pretty big learning curve involved - how to craft, where to mine, what to do on the first day, how to survive the night without getting your ass blown by a creeper, not to mention farming, alchemy, trading, and all that stuff. The real fun begins once you get all the basics - the game is all about creating your own fun, so once you get all the tools in your head to do just that, you'll be too pre-occupied to get bored .u.
Agree, on Overwatch, Minecraft and Cod. Why are these games so popular? Why are shooters so popular still rather? They've been run into the ground with how little variation they put into the game.
Shooters are popular because of making for the most dynamic-yet-complex PVP experience - they're perfect for multiplayer gaming, and, well, multiplayer gaming is thriving nowadaysAgree, on Overwatch, Minecraft and Cod. Why are these games so popular? Why are shooters so popular still rather? They've been run into the ground with how little variation they put into the game.