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GTA V.
It's not the same feeling since the story mode was completed though.
From My Samsung Galaxy A13 4G
It's not the same feeling since the story mode was completed though.
From My Samsung Galaxy A13 4G
Dark Souls I, and as much as it made me mad. It also helped me with a personal problem of mine. Soon I will begin Dark Souls II
What was your toughest boss? I was stuck on Ornstein and Smough for ages and also Sen's Fortress was an absolute nightmare.
Ornstein and Smough for me as well, lol. Took me like 15 maybe 17 tries. Sen was a pain, but after a while I got it down, I learned how to skip most enemies there lol.What was your toughest boss? I was stuck on Ornstein and Smough for ages and also Sen's Fortress was an absolute nightmare.
Yeah it's actually not so bad when you realise how to skip most of it. It's just those first run throughs are absolutely horrendous.
I tell you, when I discovered the shortcut from the top to get back down quickly, I breathed such a massive sigh of relief.
Amazing game. The art style is so unique and the story is beautifully told. Whilst it's primarily a walking/exploration style game, I was never bored once. I was so immersed in the world it created. I ended up finishing the whole thing in a day. It's very rare I do that anymore but I couldn't put the controller down.
I definitely recommend playing it at night with lights off and headphones on. It's a really immersive experience. Very stellar voice acting and writing.
This is one of those classic point and click style horror games. I bought it on Steam sales a while back but never got around to playing it.
It's really good so far. I always enjoy Lovecraftian horror for the most part and this has a ton of atmosphere. Some really stellar sound design in this, when you're exploring the environments and can hear the creaks and sounds of the house you're exploring. It's really creepy.
I always found these point and click games to be really immersive when done right and I like examining things and finding clues to progress.
Was really in the mood for some Hitman so I'm finally getting around to doing my Professional Difficulty playthrough on Blood Money. This is one of the few stealth games I'm actually half-decent at. Mostly just because I spent a lot of time when I was younger playing and learning these levels, obsessively so (it was my favourite game at one point). The hardest part of this difficulty is not being able to save during a mission, but I also think that really adds to the excitement and tension of it. Knowing screwing up once means a full restart, if you want to get Silent Assassin anyways.
As much as I enjoy the newer Hitman games, I feel they are missing some of the atmosphere of these older games. I think a big part of it is down to Jesper Kyd's music, which really plays an important role in terms of atmosphere.
This game is pretty amazing so far. I definitely recommend it to any turn-based RPG fans. It's included in PS Plus Extra right now.
The art style is really great and the gameplay is super fun. I'm pretty addicted to it already. Just a shame I likely won't get to finish it before my sub runs out.
what do you mean before your sub runs out?
This game is pretty amazing so far. I definitely recommend it to any turn-based RPG fans. It's included in PS Plus Extra right now.
The art style is really great and the gameplay is super fun. I'm pretty addicted to it already. Just a shame I likely won't get to finish it before my sub runs out.
My PS Plus. It runs out soon and I don't really have the money to renew it at the moment.
