> The same mario game, you can't play others.

Why can't you play more than one game?

Anyway, I think it's fairly easy to just try out all the major Games as a Service games.

You got you Warframes and you Destiny's and your FF14's or Path of Exiles.

Global Thermonuclear War I found one close on free DOS like it but it had a map kind of like the War games the movie played it a lot.

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Barring a few seconds, it costs you nothing to save and the benefits are pretty clear, so there really isn't such a thing as saving 'too much'

About 350/1000 played/owned. Humble bundles are the main culprit

This was my 2nd attempt at the game after giving up on the first one. And now, I don't wanna play the epilogue, coz it just forces you to be slow. I wish it wasn't just this slow and I could see it being the best.

But then maybe it was a careful choice by devs, maybe with the slow pace they wanted players to experience every aspect of the game. And I'm sure a lot of people must have enjoyed it!

Where can I get one of these? Link please if you have it 🤘🏻 looks great by the way!

Console ftw. I dl a game and can play without having to worry about a launcher at all

Okay. To be fair, it’s kinda both…

This is both true and untrue, would you play let's say, as a casual player not a speedrunner, Mario, for 3 hours a day for at least 180 days? The same mario game, you can't play others. The answer is probably not because there's not anything to do to fill that time other then beat the game repeatedly, however in something like say Warframe or Ark, other games with a grind to them I use those 2 cause they are 2 of my most played, they have a grind to them that allows you to fill that 3+ hours with making progress towards a greater goal. Now if you were a speedrunner or something playing any game and over may be your thing, but thats not what this post is about. Also I never mentioned season passes. I just gave daily quests, as is something like Warframes sortie, that give you rewards that further your gameplay, not cosmetics like a battle pass or something. I basically want a game I can hop on, pop on a Playlist and grind for something, no obligation for long play sessions, but a game able to fuel long session without getting bored.

Death stranding

Couldn’t fit through the door huh?

Totally agree with what you said. I don't think I can play it again. I don't even wanna play the epilogue.

Love the future proofing with empty shelves, should last a year or two.

Thanks for the reviews I’ll steer clear of these then

Gamers are easy to manipulate with trailers and spam hype videos on YouTube into preordering.

Smart people always wait few weeks and don’t play games at launch. If you aren’t watching YouTube gaming videos like it’s your religion you don’t have problem with waiting and buying games patched cheaper when biggest issues are resolved.

"Just one more delivery and I'm done."

You can play any game for a few hours every day. You dont need a season pass to tell you what to do.

That game was amazing! I might play it again soon! PSVR 2 has distracted me so far although!

It’s very casual and easy which appeals to most gamers. if it had some RPG mechanics 2-3 different endings and some decision making it would be perfect. It’s good game to play for the first time but don’t feel like replaying it again.

Do you like Lord of the rings story? Try Lord of the rings online its very peaceful and relaxing mmorpg

“Only a twat would write this”

In all seriousness though you’re right though lol

Bf 2042. I never liked Battlefields but this one was in my subscription and I gave it a try, now I'm hooked on bf

They do on iOS and Android. Super Mario Run, Mario Kart Go, Fire Emblem Heros and Pokemon Go.

If you think about CGI, Rendering times, supercomputers and simulation at atomic level. I can imagine several Super computers working together to make this work. But all the programming to share the load between the rigs is unimaginable for me.