The Outer Wilds. I completely ignored this game, maybe because I wasn't interested in The Outer World and the names are so similar, so I subconsciously assumed that it's kinda the same. But I learned it isn't. Any opinions on The Outer Wilds?
@KratosMD Thanks. Yeah, I love The Witness. The time mechanics can be frustrating in that case, if you killed in the middle of solving a puzzle, but if there's a cool in-game reason for why it's there I'm fine with that. I do like Pikmin too after all.
Hi guys, would you recommend either Dragon's Dogma or Dragon Age Inquisition? I hear Dogma is Souls-like and Inquisition is similar to Fable, which I loved on the old Xbox, but Dogma looks like it's mostly co-op, do you have the option of going solo? And Inquisition looks like you have to keep pausing the game to do spells, etc., all from Youtube videos. Do you guys have any opinions about which game is more enjoyable overall?
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@Draco_V_Ecliptic Dogma is solo but has a unique mechanism where you have a âpawnâ follow you around how helps you in battle. You can recruit others from online and send yours off too. They can get more knowledge for enemy types to help you out and I think make them more powerful against them. Itâs quite a neat mechanic.
It is a little cult classic though and I only played it as it was a freebie on PS+ on the PS3. The story is a bit nonsense and he voice acting quite hammy. The combat is the best bit and quite unique as you can climb enemies and attack specific parts plus there is a real array of enemies.
I think itâs on sale again now so shouldnât cost much. I havenât played the Dragon Age games but they are much bigger BioWare games.
@Draco_V_Ecliptic Dragon Age Inquisition is a bit more complex than the fable games and I don't recall having to keep pausing it for combat or spells. It was OK but I never finished because of the dull side missions and the tedious way you have to keep going back to base all of the time.
Dragons Dogam is ace though, once you have unlocked fast travel. I had to turn off the pawn voices off as I found them annoying. Combat is cool, probably not as tight as the SoulsBorne games, but I like that you can clamber over the larger enemies and stab them in the eye. Reminds me more of Minster Hunter World in that respect.
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Have many people tried the back button attachment? What's the general consensus?
I've just completed Horizon ZD, and if I ever have to click L3 to sprint again, I'm going to cry.
So considering the attachment the fix that.
@T7Hokage017 I saw you were asking for recommendations in the other thread, so I figured I'd move the discussion here. Since you said you enjoy platforming, fighting and RPG elements, I thought maybe I'd suggest Spider-Man if you haven't already tried it. It has great combat, some light RPG mechanics and webswinging that can resemble platforming at times. If you do the special challenges especially, you'll definitely have to use the webs wisely.
If that's not your kind of thing and you haven't already tried it out on the Switch, I might also recommend The Outer Worlds. It's not the deepest or very best RPG, but I thoroughly enjoyed my time with it earlier this year. Plenty of RPG elements to play with, and lots of fighting to boot. Really pretty vistas and memorable characters as well, even if it's a bit on the shorter side. I'm not sure how well the Switch port runs, so you might consider getting it on the PS4 instead if it runs somewhat poorly.
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