slimerancher

Yeah, CoD have good gunplay, but I am not a big fan of multiplayer, would love to play a good CoD campaign. Though I haven't played any CoD game in quite a while.

Oh yeah, he got stuck on that too. But I hadn't played that part yet, so we both just sat down trying to figure it out.

My son is also playing Echoes of Wisdom, and I am finding it really enjoyable. He has done something that I didn't even imagine, and vice versa. So very enjoyable to share different solutions and secrets that we find.

I liked FFIX more than FFVII, but I have played both only in recent years, and FFVII was very hyped for me, so it could be because of super high expectations.

Is this the one with the female protagonist? I recall watching some news somewhere, but am not really following Persona 3.

I loved the first Space Marine, so looking forward to Space Marine 2. Will probably be playing solo though, like the first one, so not in any hurry to get to it.

I am also thinking about finishing Ghost of Tsushima due to the sequel, I played about half of it (maybe less) but then my PS+ Extra expired, will have to buy the game now. I have couple of games I want to play before that, like Legend of Zelda that I just started, but want to get to GoT soon.

Total War games are on my wishlist, but haven't gotten around to playing any of them. Do keep us updated how you are liking it.

Hearing the same thing about Ace Attorney Investigations. Looking forward to eventually playing it.

That's interesting about Cat Quest 3, quality over quantity sounds nice to me. I like smaller games now.

I have done 2 main dungeons, it really is fun.

Kind of same here. Everything is on pause right now. Just Echoes of Wisdom!

Hehe, good luck! The game is really fun.

No idea tbh. I mainly play on consoles, and until a few days back I didn't even know Xbox publishes game on Steam too. Will have to check protondb. Will take a look.

Started playing it, still in the beginning, but loving it so far.

Games has one big problem though, after playing for a bit, don't feel like working now, want to get back to playing it. So, beware of that.

A bit off topic, but I have been using Arch for over a decade now, and it has been pretty stable for me. My only issue in last few years were if my kernel got updated which needed updated nvidia driver, and I rebooted before noticing that. (Very old laptop, so nvidia drivers for this aren't in repos, hence the issue). I didn't use it for gaming though (very old laptop, wouldn't even run old games)

BTW I recently went the opposite way, have been using only Linux for over a decade but got a new laptop a month back and kept the windows as a dual boot, though my main interest is to use it only for MS/Xbox first party games, that don't have Linux support. Saving me from buying a separate Xbox.

Don't be so negative, we can get surprise Concord remaster announcement!