@GirlVersusGame Actually, yes! Having struggled to settle on anything new, I was quietly chipping away at the first game's platinum, but then the whole update travesty really got to me. It's why I'm back on Ace Attorney now. Should be getting my next platinum from that series, all things being well (and I have a couple other easy ones lined up for afterwards, too).
What's your next gonna be, do you know?
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@Werehog I thought it was going to be Crimson Desert, but I played for a couple of hours and ran into some issues. It's playable, I'm not boarding the hate train, I'd just prefer to wait until it's a little more functional. I think I'm going to try Kingdom Come Deliverance, I waited eight years that should be long enough and it's kind of like Crimson Desert (though Ravix will say otherwise) it's a man with a sword, in a sort of fantasy world (I probably just offended Czech people) I tried to think of something else to play and can't. I'm not sure that I'll go for one hundred percent, it's been a couple of hours of trying to decide now so I need to pick something. I thought Slime Rancher 2 might be a fun quick platinum, it's honestly very boring once you get them into a pen. Maybe I'll try Kingdom Come Deliverance for the sake of it and for a platinum look to Indies again. Gris and Coffee Talk are all tempting.
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Hello ladies and gentleman! First ever post here😄
Just backtracked a lot of pages in this topic and saw that there are some dedicated hunters here so it encouraged me to shoot my shot.
It’s definitely not a groundbreaking title or anything close to a masterpiece, but it’s a well-crafted, competent piece of work. The developers clearly knew what they wanted to deliver, and they executed it cleanly. If you’re into the Mafia universe and its atmosphere, this game feels like a genuine love letter to that world — especially with its Sicilian setting, which adds a lot of charm and authenticity to the whole adventure.
Difficulty-wise, even on Hard it’s really not an issue. I think I died maybe twice during the entire playthrough, so nothing frustrating or overly demanding there.
The only real downside for me was the collectibles. Going for 100% turns into a bit of a chore toward the end, and that part definitely drags compared to the rest of the experience.
All in all: not revolutionary, but a respectable, well-made game — and for fans of the Mafia vibe, absolutely worth the ride.
@iBeerMonster good evening my friend and I hope you’re enjoying your first time on this forum! We’ve got tons of great people here, 3olution, Ravix, the colonel, Scotty, tjuz, ols, GvG, ness, JohnnyShoulder, Werehog, mightydemon, hapless, Sarge, mrpeanutbutterz, Furious, Ralizah, wc, tasuki, Zul, CaptD, Naruball, PuppetMaster, Hollow, Oram and a lot more just to name a few! though I may have already mentioned the entire forum by this point 😂
And a great staff, so I’m sure you’ll have no shortage of warm welcomes here.
And damn, 57 plats??? You’re already a thirdaway into Oram’s record, the two of you are definitely knocking it out of the park. I struggled to get just ten. XD
Mafia the old country is already out, huh? How is it compared to 3? Do you feel the gameplay been improved? I like 3 story wise, but I wasn’t huge on the gameplay so id like to know!
And yes I’m well aware of the collectibles grind, me and the colonel are both well aware of the abysmal GTA IV pigeons… yuck!
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