Lurker > Killmonger

To play a game simply means having tried a game. It is unnecessary to have beaten the game.

If you were to think about this seriously, why would you frequent a website that caters to video games, video game discussions, and video game guides if you haven't played at least 3 of these 10 games?

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge

Metroid Dread

Diablo II (Resurrected or original)

Stardew Valley

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater (remake or original)

Killzone 2

Rise of the Tomb Raider - own it, but havent gotten around to playing it

Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night

Halo Infinite

Shenmue II

It's an enjoyable 25-40hr RPG experience but still feels a bit lacking compared to Witcher 3's insanely loaded quest inventory. Least it works pretty damn good now.

What annoys me is that there's still no 3rd person mode or weapon color customization feature. I mean come on

I'm 34 and I just got my first credit card in the last month. I've always used debit cards, but since so much shit is tied to having good credit, I felt it was time to finally get a credit card. Better late than never, I guess?

Resident Evil remake

Dead Space

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem

Fatal Frame

Tormented Souls

Dino Crisis

Condemned: Criminal Origins - played the second, but not the first

F.E.A.R. - I believe I have played this, albeit a demo

Parasite Eve

Silent Hill

It's...interesting. Kind of Souls-like in some ways. Not much explanation on anything. The instructions on how to play the game must be put together with pages you find as you play the game, and they are mostly in a made up language so you have to just go by the pictures to figure out what things are and where you're supposed to go. The controls are fairly fluid. There are some difficulty spikes. Kind of cute.

If you like exploration and figuring things out, it's a decent game. Somewhat addicting, even.

It's on Game Pass, for anyone that has access to that.