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I don't know how it will be later on but it does feel a bit empty especially the space stations. Now that we're 30 hours in me and my friends are having a blast but... the game is seriously buggy especially co-op. Like we'd have invisible ships, people falling to their deaths in space, ships...

No Man's Sky. Truth be told, I didn't brought into the hype so I skipped out on it the first time around. Saw it on sale for $30 on steam and people were saying that it's a lot better now so I decided to give it a shot. It's alright and it is a lot of fun with friends. It feels like a cross...

I'm currently playing Total Warhammer 2 as the skaven this time around, yes-yes! I'm also replaying a lot of the older mechwarrior games. Some of the intro are super cheesy like: and

It's seriously the most underrated game in 2017. All I've heard about it was that it's a reboot to the 2006 Prey and not the Prey 2 that everyone wanted.

Anyone else thought that the Sony Press Conference's a little weird? Like they had that sound issue and it looked like they kept moving people around. Then when they were talking about Spiderman everything cuts off and that was it. Other weird E3 highlights are Frodo looking at the camera at...

So far it's Battletech because I've finished Frostpunk in only a couple of session and I'm pretty much a Mechwarrior nerd.

You should try the Divinity: Original Sin series. You might enjoy it. ATM I'm playing both Frostpunk and Battletech. Frostpunk is a steampunk city survival game. Made by the same guys who made This War of Mine. Depressing people really. Battletech is a turn based game similar to XCOM where you...

I've watched someone streamed God of War from finish to end and even though I was watching it, I enjoyed the story. Kratos isn't a caricature of anger or rage anymore. Other than that, I've been trying to finish off Pillars of Eternity before Battletech and Frostpunk gets released on Tuesday.

I read that Divinity 2 is heading to the PS4 and X Box One. It's pretty exciting to see new players getting the chance to play the game. I've been playing PUBG with the fellas. Ni no Kuni 2, modded Fallout 4, and some various other games solo.

I personally like the changes to the fleet system. I hated how you have to have a singular giant fleet to even think about winning a space battle and even then you're just playing a cat and mouse game with the enemies smaller fleets. Finished Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Politics of the head...

Some areas are more harder to get to since you can't TP up ledges like you normally could but without powers you do get more creative. Like for the clockwork soldiers I just said, "Fuck it" then lob a bunch of whale oil tanks at them. I've finished Max Payne 3 yesterday. It didn't take too long...

Finally finished Dishonored 2... without powers, without killing anyone, and only got detected a couple times... stupid clockwork soldiers. I think I'll start again and as Emily this time with powers. Feels like I missed half the game or something.

So, how did you liked Dishonored 2? I'm trying to finish the game but I'm having a hard time getting into it. I guess it maybe because I chose not to have super powers and the game is good with them on.

I'm the same way. Lately I'm on a strategy games binge: They Are Billions, Age of Wonders 3, Civ 6, Stellaris and Superpower 2. I did finished Prey. I really enjoyed better than Destiny 2.