It’s been out for awhile and I am enjoying it. the game’s combat is easy to follow and execute, but I found myself annoyed at the animation lock on melee kills, which I suppose is the intent of the game - you take a conscious decision to make yourself vulnerable when attacking most of the time.
Although the combat is enjoyable, something about the specialist system made me actually miss the small number of classes from past battlefield games, as there is very little teamplay going on based off the beta.
Other than the combat and gameplay, 2042 seems fairly generic to me. Graphics looks better than other FPS I’ve seen, but it doesn’t run well. Weapon variety seems abundant. Quests are very standard. The lore is interesting, but still seems generic overall.
What are your thoughts? Do you think Battlefield 2042 is here to stay, or it will flop and be a failed experiment? Or somewhere in between, where it will have a low count of very dedicated players and …
What the hell is wrong with these companies? I’m currently playing Far Cry and there is actually a fov but the problem is that the FOV changes to default everytime your perform certain actions, like driving, riding a horse, swimming, using a tiroline, etc so 50% all the time I’m force to use this narrow field of view that gives me literally nausea. The other day I was playing Life is Strange True Colors and this one didn’t even have a fov option at all!. The character takes half of the screen and I cant see anything wtf
We are on pc and this means we should have a lot of options at our disposal, and we want FOV options in every single game goddammit, specially in first person games! ( Yes I’m looking at you Capcom, I still haven’t forgotten what you did with re8)
Capcom Co., Ltd. (Capcom) today announced that multi-platform title Resident Evil 7 biohazard has shipped over 10 million units worldwide.
Released in January 2017, Resident Evil 7 biohazard builds upon the series’ roots of fear, exploration and tense atmosphere. The game’s system underwent a dramatic shift from its previous third-person camera to a new first-person perspective in order to provide an overwhelming, deeply immersive horror experience, garnering high praise from major review sites and other media. As part of its growth of digital download sales in recent years, Capcom worked on strategic pricing for the title through seasonal and event-driven discounts in order to strengthen demand among a wider range of game players. Further, in May 2021 when Capcom released the sequel and latest title in the series, Resident Evil Village, it executed promotions to leverage synergies between the two titles such as with the release of a bundle containing both games. Capcom …
Here’s some ones that I personally enjoyed:
The Last Campfire made by small team at hello games it’s an interesting puzzle game. I actually played through the entire demo and I was actually surprised at how much I ended up liking the game with some simplistic but interesting puzzles (usually don’t play puzzle games). I think I’ll end up getting this down the line.
Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer’s Legacy is a top down roguelite RPG. I had fun with it but I have to say it’s a pretty hard game. The game really punishes you for using magic as if you spam it you’ll get hoarded by rifts? Which can near instantly kill you. Also, I liked the coin based table-top gameplay for unlocking doors or getting through certain scenarios. I only played the tutorial aspect of it but the devs indicated the demo covers 3 worlds if I remember correctly (so it’s a meaty demo). Overall, when it does come to steam i’ll probably pick it up.
The Good Life Made …