Finished Ni No Kuni II took 45 hours, could of done it quicker but ending up spending alot of time gather new citizens which became a bit of a ball ache to be honest, I started out really enjoying the game, the art style was brilliant but the chapters started to drag and felt very samey and the boss battles weren't very challenging decent overall but wouldn't play it again.
Starting Ratchet & Clank as part of the ps plus collection seen its not a long game so thought I'd get it done before going on to Days Gone
I'm a few hours into the Resident Evil 2 remake, I'm enjoying it, I'm old enough TO have played the ps1 original when it came out and I am enjoying this version a lot!
@Pditty1980 Resident Evil 2 Remake was a real highlight for me this past year. It’s absolutely fantastic. Glad you’re enjoying it.
Reminds me that I need to get on with RE3 Remake.
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”
@Arugula At this point in my life, I’ll happily take a short, tight experience, if it’s high quality. For REmake 2 I really enjoyed the second run almost as much as the first run, and maybe one day I’ll do the opposite A/B runs. But for RE3 I guess there is no alternate route to do for added story
@Pditty1980 Have you played all the RE games? I feel like I need to at least play 1-4 before going on to 7. Also Code Veronica. I know 5&6 aren’t well thought of, but I might try them just to keep up with all the mainline games before going to 7&8.
@Th3solution 7 is like a hard reboot for the series. You could play it at any time and still love it to be honest. I really enjoyed the first person take on the series and it’s one of the best games in the franchise.
@Pditty1980 Have you played all the RE games? I feel like I need to at least play 1-4 before going on to 7. Also Code Veronica. I know 5&6 aren’t well thought of, but I might try them just to keep up with all the mainline games before going to 7&8.
I have played the original versions of Resident Evil 1-3 but lost intrest after that, and of those Resident Evil 2 was always my favourate which is why the remake is the first Resident Evil game I have bought in some years.
I bought Resident evil 7 because I heard good things about it and because of its character connections to Resident Evil Village, it also helped that I got free as part of my Ps+ subscription, though I did buy the season pass for 12 euro so I basicly had the gold version
@Pditty1980 You really need to play the remake of the first game. I still consider it to be my favourite game in the series. To me it's the perfect Resident Evil game.
I will, and its really cheap right now, like €4.99
Oh boy... I was fairly busy this week or so but I'm back!
I did manage to play some more Yakuza 0 of course in my absence... Got to chapter 7
I can totally see why Majima's such a beloved character in this franchise.
Don't get me wrong Kiriyu's pretty good too (He's pretty dorky in most the sidestories whilst comes across like a concrete slab in a disco suit other times) but I'm totally invested in Majima's side of the story with the whole protection/redemption (Maybe even lover?) arc with Makoto Makimura being much more interesting then the empty lot business.
Plus 24hr Cinderella was amazing.
I'm completely side tracked from the main story by the cabaret club though. It's surprisingly quite an addictive little management sim and much more interesting then Kiriyu's main minigame (Though I admit to not really getting that deeply involved in that one yet)
@nessisonett I’ve been planning to play it on PS5 with the Plus Collection, so I’ll probably have time to at least squeeze in 3 and 4 before that day comes. Also hearing they a 4 Remake is forthcoming makes me want to get the original version played fairly soon for comparison purposes.
You already made it past when I jumped off @Foxy-Goddess-Scotchy I did hear the cabaret club was a better mini game than the real estate one, which was probably the point that lulled me away.
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”
One of the games I bought with my ps5 is the ps4 version of Yakuza like a dragon but I have yet to play it (there's a few games ahead in the queue and I will probably wait till the ps5 version comes out play with the free upgrade)
@RogerRoger yeah the grindy element is what I think over all let it down by time I got to the later chapters I was just rushing through. Plus the constant distraction of trying to always upgrade your Kingdom started out fun at first but then became a nuisance by the end.
It wasn't very challenging either to be honest most bosses I fought late on where always 5 or 6 levels higher than me but only once did I die and that was my own fault for not restocking health potions.
If your a big jrpg/anime fan then I would say give it a go but if not then you might get burnt out like myself
@Foxy-Goddess-Scotchy Cabaret Club is incredibly addictive and quite the time sink. But if you want to get all sub stories finished then you need to spend quite a bit of time with it to get all of the ones that the specific hostesses unlock. The real estate one is fine but it a very good way of making serious money.
@Pditty1980 Like a Dragon is a bit separate from the rest of the series as it features a different protagonist. I think the main series is great as it is a real blend of combat, sort of action RPG elements, and with an utterly ridiculous array of things that you can do in the game. The stories and characters are top notch, as long as you don't mind a healthy dose of silliness alongside the serious parts of the game.
Yeah I literally did the intro to the real estate management @Th3solution then buggered off to go smash more skulls in (I basically only did the story progression with Kiryu this time round to get back to Majima).
You probably get more money in long run with the real estate I got Spining and Miracle as helpers for it and Miracle is super expensive but the Cabaret club is a lot more involved, and in turn more interesting to me.
You're given a 3 minute session to watch over the hostesses in the sunshine club, pair them with customers, solving issues that arise and guessing the hand gestures to do things at the various tables (Like bring a towel, refill the girls drink or change the ashtray etc).
It's fun and I enjoy the music throughout the whole thing to boot... Especially the music on the makeover screen that I've listened to far too many times lol 😄
Yeah I've already done the first side story for the cabaret club (It was cute with Majima and Youda being protective of her and thinking she was getting duped by some older guy, only to find out that it was her dad she was meeting) and am about to do battle with Club Mars @Thrillho.
... I think I'm prepared lol
Previously known as Foxy-Goddess-Scotchy
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"You don't have to save the world to find meaning in life. Sometimes all you need is something simple, like someone to take care of"
Hitman 3, I've completed the main story. As Hitman has a large focus on replaying levels to attempt them in different ways, I'm going to be playing this for quite a while yet. Overall, it's a solid final entry for the trilogy.
One problem with it is that it's causing me to accidentally throw grenades in Cyberpunk 2077. Agent 47's instincts, which highlights things of importance, is activated with the R1 button. However, the similar feature in Cyberpunk 2077 uses the L1 button. R1 throws grenades in Cyberpunk 2077. So I keep getting those buttons muddled up.
After finishing and getting the platinum trophy for the Nonary games (loved the stories).
I've now moved on to atelier Ryza 2 with a bit of hitman 3 in VR
once I'm done with them though, I fully intend to start zero time dilemma.
I haven't no @Thrillho. In fact I've completely neglected visiting the bowling alley entirely.
I accidentally zipped through Majima's next two chapters (7 & 8) because I was enjoying the story too much (I did two of the Cabaret battles mind you) and am now back to Kiryu once more so I'll be sure to look! 😅
Previously known as Foxy-Goddess-Scotchy
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"You don't have to save the world to find meaning in life. Sometimes all you need is something simple, like someone to take care of"
Despite buying the likes of Hitman 3 I've returned to Resident Evil 4. I haven't played through it in quite a few years but its crazy how good this game still is. I struggled with the controls initially but having moved the aiming to the left stick its felt much more natural. Up to chapter 4 now
Older than I care to remember but have been gaming since owning a wooden Atari 2600 and played pretty much everything inbetween.
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