What is your Favourite PC Game?

[Rataplan]

Just like Budapest all over again.

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[Frindis]

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My guess:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiI04xySbuc

 

[Rataplan]

Call of duty mobile

I looked this up but it's not available in Belgium and the Netherlands. Probably because there are gamble elements in it. That's a shame. Why do game developpers treat mobile games like that? Warzone on pc works just fine and makes them lots of money without all that crap.

It sucks for me that i can't play it but i'm with the gambling comission on this one. I know several gambling addicts in the city i live. So i know how bad things can get.

Putting that in games knowing childeren will play it is borderline criminal. I hope other country's follow our example and we can get rid of that stuff. If people want to gamble, go to a casino. Keep it out of video games plze.

 

[UnfilteredMedic]

It's not one game but a series.
Fallout.
On PC all but 76 can have quest mods adding hundreds of hours of gameplay to them.
The storyline is lengthy and done well and generally adding levels of "free will" to them. You can ignore the main quest in these and make those games "infinite" in length.
Gritty. Post apoc. PC starts out with nothing or very little and must "make your way in and survive that world".
76 is it's own unique thing.
I've played it solo since launch except for random times years ago.

 

[nahadi143]

Currently my favorite is Call of Duty Mobile version. I come back to the game every New Season. It gets motivating to return and refine my skills each time I lose but it gets quite fun with friends:
Sample Gameplay and the fastest win so far (16 mins)

 

[Frag Maniac]

I'm nearly to the end of my first play through of The Last of Us Part II Remastered. It's a very good game with lots of decent stealth sections, and also some scary monster segments that are more overt combat in between running for your life. The game runs and looks quite good, aside from Abby looking far too muscular to me. It's one of those games where the HDR looks almost non existent in some scenes due to overcast skies or dark indoor areas where you're just using a flashlight, but there are some scenes where the HDR also blows you away. One of my nit picks other than Abby's huge arms is the awkward way of switching weapons within a type (one handed or two handed). It takes a while before you get all holsters that allow easier switching, but you still have to deal with really slow selection within a slot. In many battles that has caused me to fumble trying to select a weapon during combat to get to the weapon I want to use in a tough fight. It just gets to be a pain in The Last and it feels like poor design. I'd like a less muscular Abby mod, and there's been discussions on it, but have found none.

 

[andreeag]

Spoiler: Some of my favs

Alchemists
Bass Defense
CAPTURED
Captured 2
Confronted
Cyber Rats
Dark Light: Survivor
FIRE: The First Dreamer
Finnish Cottage 8
Frozen Ship
Infinite Onslaught
Kryva Hora
Live War
Mind Keeper
PHI: The Broken Strings
Poly Ego
ReSetna
Relic Odyssey : Ruins Of Xantao
Tavern Manager Simulator
The Cecil: The Journey Begins
Who Are You!?
NobodyNowhere
Cosminers
Cult Trials
Mirror Mirror
The blind warrior
Weeny Wise
Rekindled Trails
Jet Pack BubbleGum
Deckline
Morganica
I can't find me
Legends of Orisha
SkullX Aibohphobia

 

[Frag Maniac]

I've finished my final play through of The Last of Us Part II on Grounded +. In this game NG+ has a mix of carrying over all your weapon upgrades, and also puts weapons in your inventory before the point they get unlocked in the game, but also has harder enemy AI. This was the only mode I was beaten by Abby in the final fight, twice in fact, though I prevailed the 3rd try. I was able to pull off the best sneaks I'd ever done in this mode in certain spots, but there was also some tough battles and narrow escapes after alerting enemies.

I've been putting off going back to Ghostrunner 2 for some time, as the first section on the Cyberbike is very difficult with lots of tunnels you have to speed through, dodging hazards as you go. I play it on Keyboard and Mouse, and what's worse is the bike steers a bit twitchy with keyboard. None the less, I got through that section and found that the outdoor sections on the bike that follow are quite fun. You have more room to move, and there are a lot of ramps you can get good jump distance with when clearing unrideable gaps or merging left or right to other sections of highways with guardrails.

There's also laser obstacles that only hurt organic material, so Jack can jump off the bike, then tether back to it with the gap jammer. You can jump over other objects too, like the big bots that spray a wide lethal beam at you, then let the bike run into them and kill them. The bike also has front mounted guns that aid when there's swarms of hostile creatures in your path or enemies with guns. You can even use the jump-off-the-bike feature to get to some valuable items, like memory shards.

Ghostrunner 2 also brings in new creatures. The first game only had little crawly ones, this one adds some tentacle ones called Schismids that fling toxic blob bombs at you. They will also quickly burrow to another spot if you don't get to them quickly enough. Also Wheelmonks that ride sitting inside big one wheel machines that shred you into instant death if they touch you, though easy to dodge and they get stunned when running into something and can then be killed. And last but not least, a type of former human that was bioengineered to follow orders, sort of a zombie army. There are varying types of these, from unarmed ones that swat at you, to those that carry guns, some even with jet packs that fly, though I've not seen those yet.

The Cybervoid brings in some new puzzles that seem simple at first regarding a set number of different colored objects you destroy in a certain sequence, but instead of just making choices like the puzzles in GR1, you only have so much time to do it. It also has some timed platforming puzzles that can be a bit tricky. I'm still a bit green at getting to know and implementing the skills and MB upgrade chips. I may end up watching a tutorial video on it if I can find a good one. For now though I've got that good game vibe all over again, and am excited to see what's around every corner every time I launch it.

 

[TimGarcia1991]

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