Game Title: Moving Out 2
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Developers: DevM Games , SMG Studio
Publisher: Team17 Digital
Review Aggregator:
OpenCritic - 83 average - 95% recommended - 19 reviews
GameGrin - Anna Duncan - 9.5 / 10
Moving Out 2 is an enjoyable game with friends or family, but it can sometimes get a little frustrating. Playing alone can get boring.
Garage Band Gamers - Jason Bolla - 8 / 10
If you love multiplayer madness, especially the kind that Team17 tends to publish, Moving Out 2 will no doubt delight you. As a single player game, it’s a fairly enjoyable (albeit frustrating at times) physics based puzzler. As a palette cleanser, …
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Don’t get me wrong working from home has loads of benefits. But after spending 9+ hours sat at my computer/desk, I really don’t feel like spending more hours sat there gaming.
Now I generally flop out on the sofa and will maybe console game. Although with BG3 out recently I am being tempted to get it.. or maybe I’ll wait for console release.
Or.. maybe I rig my PC up downstairs to the TV and get one of those mouse & kb lap tray thingys.. 😅
Has working from home, or office/desk working in general discouraged any of you guys with PC gaming?
For last few years i was on console. Last time i had PC was..well when i was much younger😁
Few months ago i finally bought new beefy PC and man i totally forgot how goos PC gaming feels like and is.
On console i always had that feeling about how limited i am, not just about mouse&keyboard but games in general.
On PC, you want VR? You can buy and play so many games You want simracing? There are so much too choose from Strategy, fps games with mouse.. Amazing. Even after years on controller i could never get used to it, its so clunky to play fps with it. 144hz? OMG I FORGOT HOW GOOD IT FEELS. Middle with settings a bit to your preference between better details, res and fps..
Stupid as it sounds, i feel like i have 100% freedom on PC and it feels amazing.. I missed you so much PC gaming
A new 256TB SSD was teased by Samsung at the 2023 Flash Memory Summit.
Implying it doesn’t cost a fortune, this solution could solve the problem of limited hard disk space caused by the high storage demands of modern games.
Soon you’ll be able to fit all your Steam library in there. Although we all know that half of them will remain unplayed
The Full Article: https://www.anandtech.com/show/20007/samsung-teases-256-tb-ssd-3d-qlc-nand-at-its-best
Its been 4 years since a new supposed red faction game under Thq Nordic was leaked via Nvidia Ansel. In 2020 however the rights of red faction were sold off to Deep Silver. At this point I am curious as to whether or not we will see any announcement going forward.
Looking for something like a dying light where you can upgrade your character and get new skills. I’ve tried project zomboid game is to confusing for me. I have also tried 7 days to die I’ll end up playing for about a week then quitting for another month or two before finally coming back. Just wanna play like a horde style game where I can make a build or level up in general
I use backslash (/) in pretty much every game I play. I hit it with my pinky which means I don’t have to take my fingers of WASD. On ANSI keyboards left shift is elongated whereas on ISO it’s split into 2 keys; left shift & backslash. This is the reason I believe the ISO layout is objectively better for gaming. Most Americans miss out on this very useful bind as ANSI is the standard over there. Even so, I don’t see nearly enough EU players make use of this bind either. It usually gets glossed over as if it wasn’t even there, poor little fella.
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What binds or series of binds do you use that you feel like no one else uses but you swear by its power!