I’m not a game developer but if I were to make a game, the only ideas that come to mind seem to be “I’m gonna remake my favorite game but change these things I didn’t like about it!” but I heard that’s a bad idea usually.
Back then it started with 2D, then 3D and 2.5D, we got platformers, first-person shooters, RPGs, MMOs, and many different genres with consoles, mouse and keyboard, and recently VR. Are you looking forward to a different genre? A new way of gaming? An improvement in graphics in some way? Something else entirely? What?
I’ve heard people complaining that the lack of save points close to bosses, and boss fights that are made more difficult due to adds more than boss mechanics seem like artificial ways to increase the difficulty. Do you agree?
Video game openings help set the stage for the game itself. What are your favorite video game openings? Could be the title screen, or the first bit in-game before the play starts. Could be that you like the music, or that they have a clever twist, or that they’re technically impressive. Bonus points if you can link to a PeerTube or YouTube clip of them to let other people here who haven’t yet seen them watch them!
I always like watching scary movies in October - this year I want to add in some games but the only one I’ve played is RE: Village. Looking for ideas new and old and just to see which ones my fellow feddies enjoy.
Everyone says BG3 is a great starting point, and I’ve even set it to the lowest difficulty, but I’m still struggling to get anywhere. I know nothing about D&D, so the combat system just feels really overwhelming and restrictive. Like, being able to cast a spell once or twice before needing to rest at camp feels weird to me.
I once spent way too long writing an elaborate guide for Heli Attack 2, only to find out Gamefaqs didn't allow flash game entries on the site. It was a good guide too! Strategies, exploits, weapon data... I wish I still had it.
So far, I have not heard opinions from Lemmy users about aim training, so I'm curious about that. If anyone has questions about it, I am happy to answer.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is visually stunning. Every character, even the NPCs, feels lifelike while still having that striking, almost idealised beauty. The fashion design is stylish and distinct without being over the top like in many JRPGs. The environments are imaginative, varied, and colourful. I often pan the camera around as if I’m on a sightseeing trip.
I recently was deciding between the Steam Deck and a Switch 2, and at the end I chose the Switch 2 because of the lighter weight. I thought the Steam Deck would be too heavy for my weak hands. After spending some time with the Switch 2, I found it also being too heavy for longer gaming sessions.I bought a grip case to make it more ergonomic to hold, but still it gets tiring in less than an hour.
For me it is Chloe from Detroit Become Human. I like her because she is beautiful, expressive, she breaks the fourth wall and evolve alongside with me the player. It is like she is being affected by my choices in the game.
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