this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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We'll play that, eventually.

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I've been keeping my eye on these games but can't really decide on what to pull the trigger. Alternatively if you have a better suggestion I'm open to it as well!

I play all kinds of games but I do get bored with them if they are tedious or grindy, would prefer meaningful satisfying progression over just number increases for example.

Wasteland 3 seems tempting as a Fallout + XCOM combination but I don't know if it's gonna get as good as either because of it, and I don't wanna get bored with it half way through. I still have PF:WOTR in my backlog because it got a bit too much in later acts.

DSP / AoD:FS / CW3:AE seem like something I might like since I usually like basebuilders and city builders like factorio / against the storm / vrising / riftbreaker.

Chrono Trigger and Bloodstained are not usually my cup of tea but they seem universally loved and they could be a good chill steam deck games.

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[–] yawn 6 points 1 year ago

If you haven't played it, everyone at some point should try Chrono Trigger.

[–] CatpainTypo 2 points 1 year ago

DSP is absolutely fantastic. Don’t open if you have anything else you need to do this year.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

Bloodstained is an absolutely fantastic game. If you ever enjoyed any of the "Igavania" games (CastleVania games directed by Koji Igarashi, most notably Symphony of the Night), then you'll probably love Bloodstained, as it's directed by the same guy. It's a pretty straightforward CastleVania clone with a ton of secrets and lots of options for customizing your looks and weapons/abilities. The story is pretty mid, in my opinion, but the gameplay is very fun and challenging, without being frustratingly difficult.

[–] Exeous 1 points 1 year ago

May be a bit late here, but I would recommend wasteland 3.

Don’t know the others but I just finished wasteland 2 and after feeling burned out on isometric RPG’s this game was somehow new and fresh and I think wasteland 3 will channel the same energy.

The dialogue is fun, the combat is fun, the choices kind of matter, you can complete most quests anyway you’d like…