Yes! With 1000hrs in Terraria, I agree. Terraria is a must-try. It might not click with you, but if it does…

As for SDV- I’d like to add that I very specifically do not like multiplayer. A large part of the fun of it, to me, is being able to play at my own pace. Having to set that pace with someone else isn’t enjoyable to me. Not that there’s anything wrong with enjoying multiplayer, I just don’t want anyone to think that there’s a ‘proper’ way to play the game. There’s not- you do you. The only exception is choosing jojamart. That is objectively wrong.

I grabbed Graveyard Keeper and I’m enjoying the hell out of it ~15hrs later. It’s kind of like if Stardew Valley dropped the focus on farming and the characters and instead added a tech tree and a very satirical dark-vibe.

A lot of games try to open with a character death and fail because they don’t really give you a reason to care about the character. The perspective swap in The Last Of Us’s intro is absolutely amazing for that exact reason- it’s hard not to empathize with someone when you’ve literally been in their shoes for a bit.

Absolutely not- you can just play TW2 which is significantly less dated than TW1, or just skip directly to TW3. Maybe watch a recap of the first two games if you do that, though.

I really gotta play Life Is Strange. I started playing it a looong time ago but didn’t get very far into it at all before I put it down- I don’t honestly remember why.

God, that game is so good.

SoD2 is a solid game! I wouldn’t describe it as amazing, but it’s pretty unique and scratches a particular itch.

Honestly, they’re all at least decent. Which one is the best will vary drastically from person to person. Personally, I liked 1 the most. 2 was decent. 3 was… playable, but with some extreme flaws. 3 is the only one I never finished.

If I could mindwipe one videogame and replay it, it’s 100% gotta be Outer Wilds.

PS3 emulator is snappy

RPCS3 is a great emulator! They can be a pain to set up or tweak for performance but that one in particular is a very smooth experience.

Noita is so neat!

It’s like if someone made a roguelike out of those sand physics flash games that were popular when I was younger.

I think nothing inside a full priced video game should cost real money.

There’s plenty of examples of F2P games that have reasonable monetization in the form of mtx.

Is it out now? Are you sure lol

A great power fantasy for the Grineer when I hit Steel Path lmao.

I never could get into World of Tanks. It always seemed interesting but didn’t grab me.

I gotta get back into World Of Warships tho that game is neat.

I think, so yeah. Warframe tends to polarize people- a lot of the time people either enjoy it a lot or hate it a lot and it just depends on your preferences. I think it’s because of how grindy it is while it simultaneously has a very ridiculous amount of depth. That’s a downside to a lot of people, but it’s kinda entirely why I play the game.

The most important thing I can suggest is that when you have questions, ask someone. Either a friend that’s knowledgeable, youtube, or hell just ask in Q&A chat. Don’t just try to figure it out- that’s probably not going to end well. The new player experience is miles better than when I started, but it’s still kinda rocky. Things aren’t explained incredibly well.

If you try it and end up having questions feel free to toss me a DM- I’m happy to help a new player out however I can.

Warframe and Warthunder. Lot of war happening, now that I think about it.

I’m starting to get a bit burnt out on Warthunder, though.

There was another one a few days ago, too, from what I heard.

Plus, once you run out of ammo it makes a suitable(but slightly unwieldy) club.

Cope cages on Western tanks, I think. Russians have had them for awhile but theirs look like shit.

I’m not entirely sure what they’re supposed to accomplish, which is what makes it a cope ig. That’s going to be irrelevant unless someone travels back to the 80s and steals some HEAT ammo. The tiniest amount of RPG or Javelin protection is my best guess.