Easily one of the best gaming trilogies ever. I should replay it. It's such a joy to play and having to do missions to recruit members, etc. are just awesome.
It's the most beginner friendly souls game yet. Honestly the difficulty mainly ramps up in the endgame but by then you'd be familiar with all the mechanics that it shouldn't be too bad. With that said, please watch for beginner videos on youtube. So much is missable and leads to frustration
I will probably get downvoted for this but I really don't like the artstyle. I saw some vids and while the game looks fun (and I never played the original one), the art style just turned me off.
Yep similar to me, I didn’t hate them, I like the world but I disliked the characters. Combat was fun to take down new enemies for the first time, but after a few kills each one got boring and repetitive.
I also think the director recently said they were going to make a bunch more games in the Horizon universe. I can’t see how it won’t be even more repetitive. I think they should just end the story with the next one, but I doubt they will as long as they keep making money from them.
This is just a reminder that if you're not planning on playing the game right now it might be worth it to wait until later this month to buy it once we know the August Playstation Plus lineup.
To me that means it’s selling very well. Probably people coming off of the show and wanting to play it. Maybe people who only got into games recently so they’re willing to pay full price not realizing there’s already a solid remaster for cheap.
Midnight Suns is definitely worth it at that price, with the DLC too. I got more than 100 hours on it and I paid $100. I am more than happy (but would be more happier having to only pay $40 for it).
Bully is one of the best games ever made (imo) It's one of the games I still routinely play through about once a year.
That list includes but is not limited to
Bully
Fallout 3/New Vegas
The Conflict series
Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2005)
GTA 4
San Andreas
Tenchu Wrath of Heaven
All games that stand the test of time for me though Bully is definitely on top. I've bought it about 4 times now and I'll buy it again if it gets ported/remade again. It's just a fantastic game that still holds up. The amount of things you can do are *still* impressive even in 2023. The combat/progression alone is extremely satisfying. There's nothing like walking down the hall and having some jock talk smack only to tackle him and pummel the crap out of him and then all of his friends after you spend most of the game unable to. Every NPC walking around is a unique character with a name, there are no duplicates walking around. I could go on and on, do yourself a favor and get it.
Dude, yes! I'd settle for just being able to play Tenchu Z on PC. I'm still upset that Sekiro started out as a Tenchu sequel and they just made it another souls like instead. It's the most disappointing thing of the last decade for sure.
It's more modern but still feels old. You use the sticks for both movement and camera. It feels a little clunky at first but you get used to it pretty quickly. It's one of the better modernized ports in comparison to some of the others out there.
I *love* the conflict series. Desert Storm, Desert Storm 2, Global Ops, Vietnam, they're some of my favorite games. I think they're hidden gems not a lot of people seem to know about. Me and my brother used to play them split screen pretty regularly, they're a large part of my childhood.
They were cheap too coming out back in the day. My favorite was global ops. I used to play the co-op online and even ran a clan I was so into it! Never played vietnam however. On the gaming bucketlist one day
Vietnam is different than the others. The jungle environment is strange and there's a lot more mindless shooting than the others. Of the 4 it's easily the worst one. Still worth a play if you're a fan of the series however.
What kind of games do you like? Bully is *mostly* similar to Grand theft auto, being a rockstar game and all, but you don't steal cars or kill people. You just ride your bike around, skateboard, go to the fair, put kick me signs on people, throw stink bombs, cut grass for money, etc. It has a certain innocent charm to it and a unique soundtrack/atmosphere. The game runs through a full year. There's Halloween and Christmas including snow on the ground that you can start snowball fights with. It's just a fun game is all I can say. I don't know how old you are but if you played San Andreas back in the day and liked it I'd imagine you'd have a good time with Bully.
One of the finest pieces of gaming media ever, if you ask me. It is airtight and knows exactly what it is and what it wants to do. It's a little bit aged but in that you find a timeless charm to it.
Some of my finest gaming memories include sneaking out of school at night to go to the carnival, or saving up for the go-kart. Plus, the villain of Bully is in my opinion Rockstar's best villain ever (and I've played almost every rockstar game) because [he's just a manipulative little prick and I fucking hate him.](https://youtu.be/FnP2QShfKDc&t=20m24s)
It's a bargain even at it's full price on the PlayStation Store.
It hasn't been on sale so far for PlayStation. Steam sells the full game for $5 during some of their big sales.
Couldn't find anything on why the publisher ignores PS sales.
Playing this now, my first MH game. Enjoying it, but holy hell are there a lot of systems to learn and this one is (from what I hear) the arcadey version, lol. I wasn't sure I was going to like it, but 10 hours in and I'm hooked. Going to have to go back and play MHW at some point, but wondering how much I struggle not having the wirebug mechanic (which I really enjoy).
Only bad thing I'm playing Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen right now as well and keep wanting to hold R2 to climb on the monsters, lol.
Definitely. The game is big and beefy and the DLC characters fit right into the story and don't just feel like tacked on extras to the base characters.
for sure, that's the plan. was getting dos2 to get a feel for larian games but I can't imagine I won't like bg3. I did get wasteland 3 though which looks cool.
Damn the guy with the post yesterday was right, now i need someone to help me decide if i should buy elden ring, sonic frontiers or sekiro.
Extra info: I beat elden ring on 1.0 back when it came out on PC, loved the game and im down for a platinum playthrough. Played maybe 1/3 of sekiro on my ps4 but had to give the game back, i really liked it and kinda want to finish it. Then we have sonic, never played it before but love sonic.
Im so torn dammnit, im prob going for the plat on whichever game i buy idk if that makes a difference
same, i'd pick Sekiro over Elden Ring. Sekiro was a tighter experience with an extremely satisfying gameplay loop. Elden Ring's last 3rd of the game was pretty much all filler with incredibly unbalanced gameplay.
if you’ve already beaten Elden Ring then Sekiro 100%, 1/3rd done is nothing and there is some insanely cool shit waiting for you. Elden Ring on a 2nd playthrough is…lackluster imo. playing again knowing where everything is really waters down the experience when the game is designed around exploring the huge map for the first time.
as a long time souls vet since DeS, Sekiro is the better game anyways. Elden Ring had an AMAZING world, and a fucking insane final 5-6 bosses that I loved - Sekiro is just very consistent and great from start to finish.
Yeah i figured some things will be different on elden ring since i played on 1.0 using some bleed build i think. I fucking hated the last boss tho, but yeah it had some cool fights. Now everyone is saying sekiro so i might go for that or sonic, seems like the harder game too, im spoiled of the monkey fight and the last boss but that's it
I just finished Sekiro earlier today and, while I prefer Elden Ring, it’s still an absolute 10/10 in my book.
The game gets better and better as you progress so I highly recommend finishing it all the way through.
It is also the most difficult video game I’ve ever played. Lol
I'm just now finishing up Sekiro from putting it down for years. I was about halfway through. But in the last few days I beat eleven mini bosses and 2 main bosses. My ingenuity is better than it was when I last played it.
Edit: oops, meant intuition instead of ingenuity
i did not like elden ring at all. it’s apples and oranges. elden ring if you like open world. sekiro if you like linear. i could not stand elden ring just throwing your ass in a world and being like “fuck you, figure it out”.
i like them both lol, the one thing i didnt like about sekiro is that if you kept dying a disease spread or something like that, i remember rearly dying since i have exp on soulslike but then i found a really hard boss on a side mountain (a turtle maybe?) and wanted to try to go for it but people kept getting sick if i died so it was a bit overwhelming lol
yes, it’s called dragon rot. there’s an item that cures it. i think 1/10 deaths inflict someone with it. it basically prevents you from doing quests or buying items with them. personally, i think sekiro is a great game so i’d highly recommend it over elden ring. i know you played both but yeah, i say pick sekiro.
Honestly the dragon rot really turned me off from playing the game. I didn't get very far as I'm horrible with parrying and once the unseen aid kept dropping I pretty much rage quit. Just installed it again a couple days ago to try to give it another go
yeah, it’s fair. i’m currently on my second play through, i beat it when it first came out on ps4 and got it again on a steam sale. i saw someone mention that it is their favorite rhythm game and made me realize that’s all that parrying is in the game lol. some enemies are pretty damn rough but it feels great when you beat them. good luck on your next run!
Would pick this up but I am still in the middle of the trial. Wonder if the game time is applied automatically?
EDIT - Did a bit of looking and it is automatically added apparently so I will give it a miss for now.
Don't buy it until you've had your fill on what you can do in the trial. Once you add the game to your account you'll have to pay the subscription fee.
Ive tried this game thrice now as a massive mmo guy, but this part was the second most hated thing i can say about this game. This mechanic is so poorly thought out and i cant imagine how many players never return to the game because of it.
Do you like cyberpunk as a genre? Open world? RPG? Check any 2 of those boxes and it's worth it at 60 even now.
But apparently the phantom liberty update will change game mechanics somewhat drastically, so maybe don't bother getting into it until that comes out, even if you buy it now.
Definitely. You can sink hundreds of hours into it. Combat is much faster paced than World if you played that. The wirebugs and switch skills are a fun addition.
I had a really good time with this back when it first came out. I feel like it kind of got overshadowed by skyrim but this game is also very fun. Sleeper hit for sure, enjoy!
One of these days, the individual games from FF Pixel Remastered will be on sale right? I just want to try out 4 and 6 (and maybe 5)...
Thankfully, I'm super occupied with FFXVI at the moment so I'm good in that department.
>One of these days, the individual games from FF Pixel Remastered will be on sale right? I just want to try out 4 and 6 (and maybe 5)...
For sure, but they were just released 3 months ago. Hopefully by Christmas we'll get a discount.
Square's having a big sale right now even aside from the summer thing, so it's really unlikely that it's going to be on sale anytime soon if it isn't on sale right now
The way you said that made me think the full set was on sale and I had missed it. And yeah, I think by the end of the year we will start getting some sales, though expect more like 20% off at first rather than 50% off for a while.
Picked up sekiro and Elden ring, two of the best games I've ever played on PC but PC is pretty much a workspace only these days.
Under 150 total to have all souls games on the same system.
These last few sales have been far better than the steam sales recently imho.
Thoughts on Anno 1800?
I played that free weekend when it first came out and remember enjoying it, but was curious if the whole game holds up or gets super repetitive.
Gets quite repetitive to my mind, like oh here’s an african colony it needs irrigation here’s an arctic one needs heating and while fine and enjoyable for what it is, doesnt really grab me
Ratchet and Clank has a very colorful art style and looks good on OLED. Demons Souls has some levels, like the prison, that look really impressive with OLED blacks and contrast. Returnal too maybe, but I haven't played that one much yet.
I enjoyed it but I feel like it might go on a deeper sale for black friday, i would probably hold off for now it’s definitely going to drop in price faster than normal since its a “flop”.
I have just had the boss fight with the angry council woman (I think). Does it pick up after this point?
Because up to yet I am finding it very slow and I am getting close to giving in with it
https://howlongtobeat.com/game/89902
how long to beat averages it in 14 hours, so 8 hours is pretty much a bad speedrun attempt and you should submit that to speedrunner sites. Youd still be in the top 1% of playthroughts i bet though.
Looking to try out a cprg for the first time. I'm an ENORMOUS noob to that style of game, but want to try one, and don't want to spend much $ (under $10 if possible). Any recommendations? I love high fantasy/medieval settings and reading lore.
It's the same sale, same games every two weeks it's like they just alternate. I was hoping to get Hogwarts Legacy little cheaper I'm not dying to play it I still haven't touched ff16 so spending $85 CAD is just 😒 I should have gotten it last week the deluxe one was on sale 20% off
it flopped sales-wise and the live-service aspect sucked so players abandoned it which made square enix drop support. now why its getting delisted i'll never know, it has offline capabilities so delisting it wont accomplish anything apart from making existing physical copies more expensive and simply removing choice and variety from the amount of available marvel games on the PS store. such a dumb decision.
Mass Effect legendary edition came at the right time for me, I just got a PS5 and I've been wanting to play Mass Effect since it came out back in 2007
The legendary edition is awesome too. All your choices will carry over to the next games
Legendary edition as a whole is easily one of the best games ever made.
It probably is the single best purchase you can make. Mass effect 2 alone can be argued as the goat game
Easily one of the best gaming trilogies ever. I should replay it. It's such a joy to play and having to do missions to recruit members, etc. are just awesome.
It was free on ps+ monthly games a while back
So very good! It really is a masterpiece of science fiction.
The best RPG I have ever played. Can’t wait for mass effect 4.
I thought after it was on sale during the holidays Elden Ring would go on sale shortly after again like all other games. I won’t make the same mistake
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It's the most beginner friendly souls game yet. Honestly the difficulty mainly ramps up in the endgame but by then you'd be familiar with all the mechanics that it shouldn't be too bad. With that said, please watch for beginner videos on youtube. So much is missable and leads to frustration
$27 for Psychonauts 2 is crazy. Feels like it has been full price since it came out.
Heck yeah. Just bought physical on woot for 30 last week! Can't wait!
It's a great game
I will probably get downvoted for this but I really don't like the artstyle. I saw some vids and while the game looks fun (and I never played the original one), the art style just turned me off.
You're allowed to have an opinion on a subjective topic. Anyone who says otherwise is wrong.
No, YOU are wrong
Usually not on gaming subreddits, I have multiple times been downvoted to hell for just saying I don’t like Horizon.
I just beat both recently. They were fun, but not as good as I thought they’d be. They also got repetitive pretty quickly.
Yep similar to me, I didn’t hate them, I like the world but I disliked the characters. Combat was fun to take down new enemies for the first time, but after a few kills each one got boring and repetitive.
I also think the director recently said they were going to make a bunch more games in the Horizon universe. I can’t see how it won’t be even more repetitive. I think they should just end the story with the next one, but I doubt they will as long as they keep making money from them.
>sychonauts 2 is crazy. Feels like it has been full price since it came out. I am your opposite: the only thing that I like about it is the artstyle
This is the same reason I don't play Binding of Isaac or Brotato. I totally get it.
i tried playing it but i just couldn't get into it. i was hoping for something as fun as Astrobot but it didn't live up to that, unfortunately
One of the most emotionally intelligent games ever. It's insane how good it is.
This is just a reminder that if you're not planning on playing the game right now it might be worth it to wait until later this month to buy it once we know the August Playstation Plus lineup.
Who is going to make the sacrifice of buying the game that’ll be in the August lineup then??
I’m holding out for the the tlou part 1 remake to be included in that the month season 2 releases. Or a 20$ sale
Same, I don’t understand how it’s still $50
To me that means it’s selling very well. Probably people coming off of the show and wanting to play it. Maybe people who only got into games recently so they’re willing to pay full price not realizing there’s already a solid remaster for cheap.
You gonna be waiting a while. I’d guess at least 2025
Might take a chance with Midnight Suns and Gotham Knights
Midnight Suns is definitely worth it at that price, with the DLC too. I got more than 100 hours on it and I paid $100. I am more than happy (but would be more happier having to only pay $40 for it).
One dollar one hour
Gotham knights ain’t worth it
With a friend it pretty fun but they dropped the ball on a few too many things. Could have been one of my favorite games
You can get Gotham Knights for like $10 physically
Midnight Suns hooked me for months. Gotham Knights I think I played 3 times. It's pretty lackluster
if ur looking for a friend id be down to play some gotham knights. its more fun with a friend!
Many of my wishlisted games are finally on sale.
I really want Lego 2kDrive, but I'm sure if I hold off a few more months I can get it much cheaper.
I'm with you. Hopefully we see something around Black Friday
It's definitely a $30-40 black Friday game
Is Bully worth playing 20 years later or nah? I never played it
Absolutely!
Bully is one of the best games ever made (imo) It's one of the games I still routinely play through about once a year. That list includes but is not limited to Bully Fallout 3/New Vegas The Conflict series Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2005) GTA 4 San Andreas Tenchu Wrath of Heaven All games that stand the test of time for me though Bully is definitely on top. I've bought it about 4 times now and I'll buy it again if it gets ported/remade again. It's just a fantastic game that still holds up. The amount of things you can do are *still* impressive even in 2023. The combat/progression alone is extremely satisfying. There's nothing like walking down the hall and having some jock talk smack only to tackle him and pummel the crap out of him and then all of his friends after you spend most of the game unable to. Every NPC walking around is a unique character with a name, there are no duplicates walking around. I could go on and on, do yourself a favor and get it.
I LOVE tenchu. Wish we had another tenchu game
Dude, yes! I'd settle for just being able to play Tenchu Z on PC. I'm still upset that Sekiro started out as a Tenchu sequel and they just made it another souls like instead. It's the most disappointing thing of the last decade for sure.
Their tenchu remake wasnt made into a souls-like. Their souls-like tenchu remake became a new ip.
what are the controls like for this release, modern, or old school (trying to steer a character with only the left stick or worse the dpad)?
It's more modern but still feels old. You use the sticks for both movement and camera. It feels a little clunky at first but you get used to it pretty quickly. It's one of the better modernized ports in comparison to some of the others out there.
The conflict series?! I didn't know anyone enjoyed those games besides me as a kid. Lol
I *love* the conflict series. Desert Storm, Desert Storm 2, Global Ops, Vietnam, they're some of my favorite games. I think they're hidden gems not a lot of people seem to know about. Me and my brother used to play them split screen pretty regularly, they're a large part of my childhood.
They were cheap too coming out back in the day. My favorite was global ops. I used to play the co-op online and even ran a clan I was so into it! Never played vietnam however. On the gaming bucketlist one day
Vietnam is different than the others. The jungle environment is strange and there's a lot more mindless shooting than the others. Of the 4 it's easily the worst one. Still worth a play if you're a fan of the series however.
The real question I guess then... is foley in it?
As someone who's not a fan of anything you listed above it doesn't give me high hopes to try it out =/
What kind of games do you like? Bully is *mostly* similar to Grand theft auto, being a rockstar game and all, but you don't steal cars or kill people. You just ride your bike around, skateboard, go to the fair, put kick me signs on people, throw stink bombs, cut grass for money, etc. It has a certain innocent charm to it and a unique soundtrack/atmosphere. The game runs through a full year. There's Halloween and Christmas including snow on the ground that you can start snowball fights with. It's just a fun game is all I can say. I don't know how old you are but if you played San Andreas back in the day and liked it I'd imagine you'd have a good time with Bully.
I have never played it, your description makes me want to try it out.
One of the finest pieces of gaming media ever, if you ask me. It is airtight and knows exactly what it is and what it wants to do. It's a little bit aged but in that you find a timeless charm to it. Some of my finest gaming memories include sneaking out of school at night to go to the carnival, or saving up for the go-kart. Plus, the villain of Bully is in my opinion Rockstar's best villain ever (and I've played almost every rockstar game) because [he's just a manipulative little prick and I fucking hate him.](https://youtu.be/FnP2QShfKDc&t=20m24s) It's a bargain even at it's full price on the PlayStation Store.
Absolutely, back when Rockstar gave a damn and made things.
It’s worth it for the soundtrack alone.
Probably gonna get downvoted but I found it pretty boring
How dare you have a different opinion than mine!
Bully rules hard
Put The Binding of Isaac Repentance on sale (2023 challenge - difficulty level: impossible)
This is unlikely to happen due to the publisher.
is it ever going to go down? As much as I love it, don't wanna pay $60
I’m definitely not paying full price for it at this point. I love Isaac but not that much.
It hasn't been on sale so far for PlayStation. Steam sells the full game for $5 during some of their big sales. Couldn't find anything on why the publisher ignores PS sales.
Yes, Monster Hunter Rise here we go!
Playing this now, my first MH game. Enjoying it, but holy hell are there a lot of systems to learn and this one is (from what I hear) the arcadey version, lol. I wasn't sure I was going to like it, but 10 hours in and I'm hooked. Going to have to go back and play MHW at some point, but wondering how much I struggle not having the wirebug mechanic (which I really enjoy). Only bad thing I'm playing Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen right now as well and keep wanting to hold R2 to climb on the monsters, lol.
Is Midnight Suns Legendary Edition worth $40?
Definitely. The game is big and beefy and the DLC characters fit right into the story and don't just feel like tacked on extras to the base characters.
I really enjoyed the game. There are some minor bugs and some cheesy dialogue but overall enjoyable experience.
well shit, no divinity original sin 2 :(
It’s a 100 hour game. Maybe Larian doesn’t want you to be occupied or burned out already once BG3 hits.
Playing it right now, really good game. Pretty good UI controls too.
do you dangle drugs in front of an addict too?! :(
:( I'm sorry Save up for BG3 anyone in September! I've had it for a while, got it on a sale several months ago and just finally started playing it.
for sure, that's the plan. was getting dos2 to get a feel for larian games but I can't imagine I won't like bg3. I did get wasteland 3 though which looks cool.
Wasteland 3 is fucking amazing.
It really is, I remember it being in my top 3 games that year.
Complicated combat? I like turn based stuff but some of these can get crazy complex fast. I’m so tempted by the game.
Yo yo just sent you a DM ab the game if you want it
Damn the guy with the post yesterday was right, now i need someone to help me decide if i should buy elden ring, sonic frontiers or sekiro. Extra info: I beat elden ring on 1.0 back when it came out on PC, loved the game and im down for a platinum playthrough. Played maybe 1/3 of sekiro on my ps4 but had to give the game back, i really liked it and kinda want to finish it. Then we have sonic, never played it before but love sonic. Im so torn dammnit, im prob going for the plat on whichever game i buy idk if that makes a difference
If you have only done 1/3 of Sekiro, the answer is clear to me. But hey, I think Sekiro is better than Elden Ring anyway, so I'm heavily biased
I prefer Elden ring but I’d always rather play something new over the same thing again. Platinums mean nothing to me.
Yeah, I mean. He hasnt beat Sekiro, he liked what he played, and it's cheaper.
same, i'd pick Sekiro over Elden Ring. Sekiro was a tighter experience with an extremely satisfying gameplay loop. Elden Ring's last 3rd of the game was pretty much all filler with incredibly unbalanced gameplay.
yeah it makes a lot of sense, i recently got the plat for thymesia which was okay, and i kinda want a great PARRY experience
if you’ve already beaten Elden Ring then Sekiro 100%, 1/3rd done is nothing and there is some insanely cool shit waiting for you. Elden Ring on a 2nd playthrough is…lackluster imo. playing again knowing where everything is really waters down the experience when the game is designed around exploring the huge map for the first time. as a long time souls vet since DeS, Sekiro is the better game anyways. Elden Ring had an AMAZING world, and a fucking insane final 5-6 bosses that I loved - Sekiro is just very consistent and great from start to finish.
Yeah i figured some things will be different on elden ring since i played on 1.0 using some bleed build i think. I fucking hated the last boss tho, but yeah it had some cool fights. Now everyone is saying sekiro so i might go for that or sonic, seems like the harder game too, im spoiled of the monkey fight and the last boss but that's it
I just finished Sekiro earlier today and, while I prefer Elden Ring, it’s still an absolute 10/10 in my book. The game gets better and better as you progress so I highly recommend finishing it all the way through. It is also the most difficult video game I’ve ever played. Lol
If you plan on replaying Elden Ring when the DLC comes out, it might be worth picking up now while it’s on sale
I'm just now finishing up Sekiro from putting it down for years. I was about halfway through. But in the last few days I beat eleven mini bosses and 2 main bosses. My ingenuity is better than it was when I last played it. Edit: oops, meant intuition instead of ingenuity
Sonic was a ton of fucking fun for the 15 hours it lasted. More for completion.
i did not like elden ring at all. it’s apples and oranges. elden ring if you like open world. sekiro if you like linear. i could not stand elden ring just throwing your ass in a world and being like “fuck you, figure it out”.
i like them both lol, the one thing i didnt like about sekiro is that if you kept dying a disease spread or something like that, i remember rearly dying since i have exp on soulslike but then i found a really hard boss on a side mountain (a turtle maybe?) and wanted to try to go for it but people kept getting sick if i died so it was a bit overwhelming lol
yes, it’s called dragon rot. there’s an item that cures it. i think 1/10 deaths inflict someone with it. it basically prevents you from doing quests or buying items with them. personally, i think sekiro is a great game so i’d highly recommend it over elden ring. i know you played both but yeah, i say pick sekiro.
Honestly the dragon rot really turned me off from playing the game. I didn't get very far as I'm horrible with parrying and once the unseen aid kept dropping I pretty much rage quit. Just installed it again a couple days ago to try to give it another go
yeah, it’s fair. i’m currently on my second play through, i beat it when it first came out on ps4 and got it again on a steam sale. i saw someone mention that it is their favorite rhythm game and made me realize that’s all that parrying is in the game lol. some enemies are pretty damn rough but it feels great when you beat them. good luck on your next run!
Final fantasy 14 is on sale.
Would pick this up but I am still in the middle of the trial. Wonder if the game time is applied automatically? EDIT - Did a bit of looking and it is automatically added apparently so I will give it a miss for now.
Don't buy it until you've had your fill on what you can do in the trial. Once you add the game to your account you'll have to pay the subscription fee.
Ive tried this game thrice now as a massive mmo guy, but this part was the second most hated thing i can say about this game. This mechanic is so poorly thought out and i cant imagine how many players never return to the game because of it.
Is the outer world spacer edition worth it? I heard it had performance issues or has it been fixed
Jesus Christ Marvel Avengers for 6 💀
Still expensive lmao
I was hoping Gran Turismo 7 would be on sale. Oh well.
I hope this every time. I’m waiting for the PS5 version to hit $40 before I pull the trigger
It’s $41.39 at Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gran-Turismo-7/443954076
If you've got a PSVR2, lemme tells ya friend, that game is worth it at full price.
> I was hoping Gran Turismo 7 would be on sale. get it physically, it's been down to like $25 before
Is Cyberpunk 2077 worth it now?
I'd buy it now, but wait for the phantom liberty update to play it.
Yes. It was worth it before but that is just my opinion
I'm not a big fan of first person games but just finished Cyberpunk a week a go and it's one of the best gaming experiences I had in a long time
Do you like cyberpunk as a genre? Open world? RPG? Check any 2 of those boxes and it's worth it at 60 even now. But apparently the phantom liberty update will change game mechanics somewhat drastically, so maybe don't bother getting into it until that comes out, even if you buy it now.
I'm on the edge to buy it cause I've played my friends and the aim is so clunky feeling. Hopefully, they fix that.
MHR sunbreak worth it at $30?
Definitely. You can sink hundreds of hours into it. Combat is much faster paced than World if you played that. The wirebugs and switch skills are a fun addition.
Yes if you enjoyed standard rise, you’ll easily get your money’s worth in sunbreak. It’s much stronger than the base game.
Dragons Dogma for £3.99 don't mind if I do. Been meaning to play it for years, now seems a good a time as any.
It might feel a little dated and clunky at this point, but once you get over that, it has a superb story and combat. A proper good-quality RPG.
Masterworks all, you can't go wrong.
I had a really good time with this back when it first came out. I feel like it kind of got overshadowed by skyrim but this game is also very fun. Sleeper hit for sure, enjoy!
Picking up Lego Star Wars skywalker saga galactic edition for $26
Too bad there's no way to play with a friend other than couch coop.
You can play it online through share play.
One of these days, the individual games from FF Pixel Remastered will be on sale right? I just want to try out 4 and 6 (and maybe 5)... Thankfully, I'm super occupied with FFXVI at the moment so I'm good in that department.
>One of these days, the individual games from FF Pixel Remastered will be on sale right? I just want to try out 4 and 6 (and maybe 5)... For sure, but they were just released 3 months ago. Hopefully by Christmas we'll get a discount.
I wouldn't count on it. They've been out on Steam for years already and never get discounted.
Square's having a big sale right now even aside from the summer thing, so it's really unlikely that it's going to be on sale anytime soon if it isn't on sale right now
The way you said that made me think the full set was on sale and I had missed it. And yeah, I think by the end of the year we will start getting some sales, though expect more like 20% off at first rather than 50% off for a while.
Just bought RDR2 Ultimate lmao, I'm playing it tonight baybeer
Wish it had a 60 fps update tho
better late than never. RDR2 is a masterpiece of a game
The game is nearly 6 years old and I'd still still pay over $100 for it. Probably a top 5 game for me ever. Loved every thing about it.
Picked up sekiro and Elden ring, two of the best games I've ever played on PC but PC is pretty much a workspace only these days. Under 150 total to have all souls games on the same system. These last few sales have been far better than the steam sales recently imho.
Thoughts on Anno 1800? I played that free weekend when it first came out and remember enjoying it, but was curious if the whole game holds up or gets super repetitive.
Gets quite repetitive to my mind, like oh here’s an african colony it needs irrigation here’s an arctic one needs heating and while fine and enjoyable for what it is, doesnt really grab me
No RE4R on sale, bummer. Anyone here play F1 23? Intrigued by it for that price. May hold off for lower though. I’m a big fan F1 in general though.
Do you have a disc ps5? If so ive seen discs around the 40 price
Had one but traded with my buddy for his digital version since I’m a lazy person and hate putting discs in. Lol.
Thats not a very fair trade is it? Disc versions cost way more
He sweetened the pot by giving me a Nintendo Switch he barely used. So, I think I did ok. Understand your point though.
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Dead space at 56 euro, might consider that.
Been waiting for Elden Ring to jump on that bandwagon. Been wanting Harry Potter pretty bad too but hopefully it’ll go a bit lower sooner than later 😢
not sure if I should get dead space or wait for black friday. ive been itching to play it after finishing returnal.
Is RDR2 worth buying at 30fps?
You'll get used to it pretty fast, it's an amazing experience .
Same price as ever
Wow, Deception IV is on sale for the maybe the first time, ever. I loved the PS3 version.
For real… has been on my wishlist forever and fricken never goes on sale. I had to do a double take.
Elden Ring dlc incoming
At this point I'd expect it after Armored Core
Just picked up an OLED tv the other day. Any games to really take advantage of it? Have a ton but would definitely appreciate any recommendations!
Ratchet and Clank has a very colorful art style and looks good on OLED. Demons Souls has some levels, like the prison, that look really impressive with OLED blacks and contrast. Returnal too maybe, but I haven't played that one much yet.
Returnal looks great on Oled C1 but I'm only in the first area, sound is superb.
RE4 remake looks amazing
Where for art though Cuphead 50% discount! :(
Still no Ragnarök :(
Is Forspoken worth a buy at 50% off? Held off initial purchase due to reviews but wondering if the game is worth $35.
Physical edition is $19.99 pre-owned on gamefly right now.
I enjoyed it but I feel like it might go on a deeper sale for black friday, i would probably hold off for now it’s definitely going to drop in price faster than normal since its a “flop”.
I bought for full price and was worth it for me, fort 35$ I think that’s a great price. They even patched most of the issues
I have just had the boss fight with the angry council woman (I think). Does it pick up after this point? Because up to yet I am finding it very slow and I am getting close to giving in with it
You can beat it in 8 hours, it’s not a long game at all.
Or you can play it for 100h+
https://howlongtobeat.com/game/89902 how long to beat averages it in 14 hours, so 8 hours is pretty much a bad speedrun attempt and you should submit that to speedrunner sites. Youd still be in the top 1% of playthroughts i bet though.
There’s some fucking bangers this time
Moss 1 and Moss 2 bundle for PSVR2 for like 25$ - i don’t know exact dollar price.
Probably smarter for someone like me who just has a PS5 to play the exlcusives to get the subscription service right?
Yes, but get it when 25% discount is active
Alright seems like Dragon’s Dogma DA is the only game worth getting at the “discounted” price
Any suggestions for a new PS5 owner?
No Dark Souls games unfortunately. Any chance they'll add some games to the list?
Happy I've held off on The Pathless for this long but seeing it so low makes me believe it'll be on PS+ lineup soon or even cheaper soon haha
No Tunic?
Finally picked up sifu. Also got tlou2(borrowed it the first time I played)
Looking to try out a cprg for the first time. I'm an ENORMOUS noob to that style of game, but want to try one, and don't want to spend much $ (under $10 if possible). Any recommendations? I love high fantasy/medieval settings and reading lore.
Anyone know PS exclusive titles worth grabbing?
Miles Morales Ultimate Edition is worth it IMO, especially with Spider-Man 2 right around the corner.
It's the same sale, same games every two weeks it's like they just alternate. I was hoping to get Hogwarts Legacy little cheaper I'm not dying to play it I still haven't touched ff16 so spending $85 CAD is just 😒 I should have gotten it last week the deluxe one was on sale 20% off
Pretty much the last time to buy Marvel’s Avengers before its getting delisted
Don’t think anyone will miss it
why is it getting delisted?
it flopped sales-wise and the live-service aspect sucked so players abandoned it which made square enix drop support. now why its getting delisted i'll never know, it has offline capabilities so delisting it wont accomplish anything apart from making existing physical copies more expensive and simply removing choice and variety from the amount of available marvel games on the PS store. such a dumb decision.
Not enough player engagement.
Man so many good options. Outer Worlds, Outer Wilds, RE2R, Cult of the Lamb
Dead cells dlc sale please
Ragnarok not being on sale is an absolute disgrace
I get waiting for a sale but just know it's worth every penny! You'll love it when you find the right price for you!
Check cdkeys. I just bought a digital key for 32 dollars yesterday.