Gamepass is going to continue betting worse until we end up with the mess that are streaming services right now.

I sincerely hope it fails.

Dying Light 2. I honestly have no idea why so many people prefer the original.

I think I blocked that out of my mind. Why did you have to remind me?

Jojo?

That’s a real shame.

Through all the evil squids can conjure, All the democracy mankind can produce…

I just watched the review, it’s really good and sounds honest, thanks for the recommendation!

Oh good, I wasn’t really sure what you meant with your last comment. I’ll give the review I watch, I didn’t know the YouTuber.

I haven’t watched it, I guess we just feel the same about the game.

I absolutely love Doom Eternal, it’s my favorite shooter of all time by a landslide.

Dark Ages still hasn’t sold me, parries are the last thing I ever wanted from a Doom game and they seem to be the game’s main focus.

I can respect Id Software for trying new things with every game, but taking away movement and focusing on parry mechanics isn’t really innovative to me.

The 80 euro price tag doesn’t help, there is no way in hell I’m paying that much for a game.

I don’t think MHW has gotten a single update in years so you are good.

It’s a fantastic game overall.

Monster hunter world goes through my battery very quickly but runs perfect

I wrapped up an ancestral tomb for Beyond Skyrim last week and I’m really happy with how it turned out.

I really like the idea of RuneScape continuing as a franchise rather than an MMO in the future. It’s probably a safer way to keep it alive in the long run.

Besides, they could do a lot with the universe.

Infamous 1 and 2, I’d love a remake to be honest but I’ll take a simple port.

Dying Light 2 has the best traversal I’ve seen in an open world, it had a very solid base coming from the original but it expanded it with new moves and tools.

I was really hoping this was April Fools

Holy shit, the tower is dead!

Mmm, the structure is more or less the same, you now have 2 (3 with dlc) stories per world that you can get each reroll.

The first game felt like a really cool tech demo with the occasional cool boss here and there.

The sequel is that concept turned into a proper game. Each world now has it’s own mini-campaign that ends in a final boss with dialogue, minor choices and everything.

The bosses are my favorite part though, the main ones are extremely creative and polished, especially the final one.