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Oct 2024
12:11pm, 27 Oct 2024
6 posts
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Mary Minion
May be late to the party, but I've just stumbled upon this thread noticing 'computer games'
Hulllo, I play computer games 🤗👋🏻
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Oct 2024
12:46pm, 27 Oct 2024
19,419 posts
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JamieKai *chameleon*
Hi  Not the most active of threads, but we've a few gamers knocking around.
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Oct 2024
1:28pm, 27 Oct 2024
7 posts
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Mary Minion
Always down for a natter about gaming, nice to find a thread about, not a problem if it's not the activist 😊
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Oct 2024
3:02pm, 27 Oct 2024
3,169 posts
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Grast_girl
Been back playing Planet Zoo lately. They had a community challenge where you could release any animal to the wild and get a random Gold appeal one in return (every 5 or so) and I'm still trying to get them all housed in my current zoo. Struggling a bit with lag, so I may have to cut down on how many visitors I allow in.
Also looking forward to Luma Island in November. It's a so-called "cozy" game that you can play in a way that doesn't allow you to die. It's very cute and has lots of potential for whiling away the hours. I've also been watching demos of Tiny Glade and Project Castaway, which both look very fun in very different ways. I think Tiny Glade looks good for any budding architects out there (as far as I can see there are no quests or resource requirements, just building stuff).
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Oct 2024
5:09pm, 27 Oct 2024
1,243 posts
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sparklecloud
I'm playing the HD version of Etrian Odyssey on the Switch. Really getting into it - have put a lot of hours in now
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Oct 2024
5:23pm, 27 Oct 2024
8 posts
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Mary Minion
I haven't played Planet Zoo but always fancied it, I used to play Zoo Tycoon on the ds and love stuff like that. Think I might have to give that one a try. Etrian Odyssey looks like it might be a good one for me, is it a grindy game or a chill one? I'm down for it being either
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Oct 2024
5:49pm, 27 Oct 2024
468 posts
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SimonF
I've just started playing "Mafia"on the XBox as it's available on Game Pass.
I'd always avoided the series, expecting it to be a poor GTA clone, but it is great; the writing and characterisation is film quality and the realisation of a 1930s city is great (it's kind of based on Chicago). I'm playing it on an easy setting to make the most of my limited game time but it is still challenging enough, allowing me to progress through the story without making me lose interest.
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Oct 2024
7:32pm, 27 Oct 2024
51,249 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
Loved the baby steps into Hogwarts Legacy last night. I put it on easy mode, so it's really just like "click for next cut scene" walking through a movie. Suits me! I might just explore and do the minimum tasks. That'll do! G
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Oct 2024
7:42pm, 27 Oct 2024
5,187 posts
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kstuart
I seem to migrate back to a decades old game pretty much constantly over the years. That game being Diablo 2 which is currently the remastered version which is broadly speaking better graphics but essentially the same game albeit they have tinkered with skills and their synergies plus a few new features and some new charms.
Mind you i did purchase the expansion to Diablo 4 earlier and played that for a while too.
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Oct 2024
4:24am, 28 Oct 2024
9 posts
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Mary Minion
Ive found hogwarts legacy really fun to play, I've got it on pc and switch to be able to play it on the go. I think the only thing I find is I get too distracted by all the side quests but the scenery is beautiful
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