Interesting. Loved first two Fallout games, will take a deeper look at it.
Never heard of Caves of Qud (at least don't remember it), looks like Dwarf Fortress, though I haven't played Dwarf Fortress either, so could be wrong in that.
Yeah, the app is nice. And I agree about just opening the packs. That's the main attraction for me, though I still do a few battles here and there.
Ahan, that's interesting.
It's fun for casual Pokémon TCG fans, but didn't know if someone who has been in TCG scene for a while will enjoy it or not. So, good to see you liking it.
I just play it once or twice a day, so am very casual.
Ah okay. Thanks for the info!
How long did it take you to finish the game?
Nice. Good to know exploration eventually becomes fun.
Are there any side quests etc. that you can miss out by not exploring? Or just some random chests and stuff?
That's a very sad news. Love their games.
I have never played Halo, planning to start the MC collection soon.
There's a PlayStation blog post about details too: https://blog.playstation.com/2024/11/12/sea-of-stars-dawn-of-equinox-devs-deep-dive-into-3-player-co-op-and-combat-2-0-live-today/
I haven't been gaming on PC for a long time so stopped following it, but from what I recall, they changed that.
They officially changed their name to "GOG", previously it was same but it stood for Good Old Gaming, they removed that part. Also, they started focusing on getting newer games. I am typing this from memory, so it's possible that it isn't exactly correct, but that's what I recall.
It seems they are going back to their roots. Maybe because they need competitive edge to stay in market, or maybe they actually care about these things, who knows.
The first 2 images look very real / photorealistic, at least in thumbnails.