if you like that sort of thing
like wot i do
(, Thu 18 Feb 2021, 10:29, Reply)
But I enjoyed the first one. It wasn't very open world but the missions were fun.
I'm guessing the second is the same but more so?
(, Thu 18 Feb 2021, 11:01, Reply)
rage ended with such a miserable whimper, and it's never really recovered from the panning it richly deserved. for all that, the first act, the gunplay and frenzy were well worth the discounted admission.
i'm quite looking forward to another, prettier helping.
(, Thu 18 Feb 2021, 11:46, Reply)
but then I had it cheap and wasn't expecting much at all.
My bugbear is while I love huge open worlds and story rich games, a lot seem to mistake quantity for quality (100 hours of dull samey missions) or think a sad cut-scene somehow elevates the story to the levels of TV/movies (it doesn't). Sometimes there's nothing wrong with just blasting stuff with a shotgun, which id are great at.
(, Thu 18 Feb 2021, 12:40, Reply)
but i gather rage 2 isn't that dissimilar to mm; they're both open world, grungy shooters. apparently, mm is more about the cars, while rage 2 is more about the guns.
(, Thu 18 Feb 2021, 19:42, Reply)
I play old ones occasionally instead.
An exciting text adventure game for me.
(, Fri 19 Feb 2021, 8:32, Reply)
Have a look at Stadia. Google run the game on their servers and stream it to your computer, so you can play top end games on almost any hardware. You can get a free pro trial for a month. With pro you get a limited choice of free games every month, but for most of the popular games you have to buy them at full price.
I'm trying it just now, and it actually works. I don't think the choice of free games at the moment is good enough for me to subscribe, and I'm too cheapskate to pay £50 for a computer game, so I'll stick to old freebies or sale games on Epic, but the Stadia technology does actually work well.
(, Fri 19 Feb 2021, 11:27, Reply)
