What is the best feeling game?

[Judge Spear]

Rivals of Aether also feels great to play. I was a Smash Ultimate dingus for a while, but after I got into Rivals I couldn't go back to playing in molasses. Rivals is so snappy and every character feels really different to play.

Superior, Exa Chad tier, MAXIMUM taste.

 

[Minerva_Minx]

Mass Effect (all three) as much as Skyrim. It was so good and I get emotional every time. Mordin just makes me feel so many things and the ability to play a strong, independent woman was jjst the absolute best since it made it that much better. So, for feels, just put this on:

As at those first few notes, I'll join you on a couch to relove it over and over again,

 

[TyraWadman]

Mass Effect (all three) as much as Skyrim. It was so good and I get emotional every time. Mordin just makes me feel so many things and the ability to play a strong, independent woman was jjst the absolute best since it made it that much better. So, for feels, just put this on:

As at those first few notes, I'll join you on a couch to relove it over and over again,

Mordin was a cutie but I settled for thane.

Also Fite me. Oblivion will always be better than Skyrim in terms of story and sidequests. D8<

 

[Minerva_Minx]

Bite? Yeah, game on! Fite? I'm a lover, not much a fighter anymore.

Oh, and Oblivion is special and not just for offing the fan or the Fox quest. Also, PSNow sucks and there are no improvements that make it run nicely on the ps4, so I don't go back to it. Otherwise, yeah, it's also got good replay.

 

[TokeiTime]

Mordhau. I was introduced to it earlier this year. Its more of the way I play my joke characters I made. I got a Wario with maul and beartraps and a Sonic that hits and runs. Fun game.

Also Ive been playing alot of Binding of Isaac. Hard game, but what makes me feel good on it is my favorite characters. Forgotten and Tainted Samson. The raw power is bliss.

 

[Attaman]

It's going to sound funny bringing it up here, but in all honesty Minecraft.

It's one of those games which if I actually think about it at this point I tend to disincentivize myself almost immediately towards playing. The time to get a seed properly going, the amount of "Spend [x] time in [y] space mining digital cubes", gameplay which can generally be summed up as having more in-depth trading mechanics than everything else combined... objectively I look at it and go "Nah, I'll dig into something else during my time off."

Practically? If I boot it up I invariably get sucked in for hours. And unlike similarly casual games like Animal Crossing, I've never really felt burned out on the game to the point of taking year (let alone multi-year) hiatuses. Maybe something else distracts me for a few months, yeah, but it's not "Oh if I boot that up I'm just knocking out a daily check list and eh I missed out a couple months of that checklist already so-".

 

[Judge Spear]

Halo Infinite is great. Everything just handles well. I wish some stuff had a small buff but nothing feels like...broken and this game has really stable connection which is a fucking lost art, let me tell you.

 

[Dustwalker-System]

Deadass--Cyberpunk 2077.
Got it the day it came out and never had any problems with it.
Love that game more than the Fallout games and those're a big fixation/favorite.