Topic: What (Non-PS4) game are you playing??

I now have images of @nessisonett completing the drive in first gear because who needs a gearbox anyway?

@Thrillho Gears are for losers 💪💪

I beat my first playthrough of World of Horror and it’s really quite brilliant, even unfinished. It wouldn’t be a proper roguelike without me going straight back in for another playthrough and yikes, it’s creepy. I’ve gone through Resi 7, Silent Hill etc no bother but the overwhelming claustrophobia gets to you. I can’t even put into words how oppressive the atmosphere is, it gets your heart properly racing. Once it hits PS4 out of early access, any of you that love horror better pick it up.

Oblivion is one of the good to go for me. I prefer it for non PS4 games.

Ow...
Just now i have played :
Lost in Blue Shipwrecked Wii
Wii Sports Resort
Imagine Artist NDS
Dual Pen Sports 3DS.

@nessisonett both a World of Horror and Euro Truck Simulator sounds really appealing to be honest!

@RogerRoger I played through MP1 on my PS4 a few years ago, I never actually played the original although loved number 2 and 3. Number 1 absolutely holds up these days, really enjoyed blasting through it.

I am playing Little Misfortune on my iPad. Lovely little horror game, very similar to Fran Bow.

I think i will play Tomodachi Life 3DS before bedtime.

@KratosMD Pokemon Ranger Guardian Signs is one of the best games on DS imo. The first two are great but the third one is honestly incredible, with loads of depth and a great plot. It’s nice to see somebody enjoying these older spinoffs, they’re games that I feel have been forgotten a bit but they’re still an absolute blast to play!

I fancied playing something nice and old so have been pottering about on my SNES Mini the past few days. Mainly focusing on Super Metroid, which is a teal treat because I haven't played it for over a decade. It's still incredible and plays very nicely indeed, especially with the SNES controller (the one in the mini is almost an exact replica of the original). The tense atmosphere and sense of isolation is brilliantly done with clever visual design and a wonderful score. Yesterday I had a bit of a hiccough. I went to make a restore point before tackling a tricky platforming section in Norfair and accidentally loaded a much earlier restore point I'd made before a boss fight (Kraid) - so lost a fair bit of progress. Loading an earlier restore point automatically overwrites the game's own save. 😂 I'm now quite far in so might have it finished over the next few days.

@KratosMD Love the game but there are times where you have no idea what to do next. But I managed to avoid using guides at all and it was so rewarding to make the discoveries by yourself.

@KratosMD Ha, I never used him but you do run into him again.

Glad to hear you’re enjoying it though. I would say that if you’ve got all of the updates/DLC, the only time I used a guide was to find out how to start the Grimm Troupe add-on which is worth doing and has a particularly fiendish final boss.

@KratosMD And you realise there are loads of different endings too right?

Fair play if you get the super-duper-all-bells-and-whistles ending as the “true” ending was a step too far for me..

@KratosMD I’d also love to hear if you beat that part of the DLC as the final boss is a doozy.

Have you stumbled on the Path of Pain yet? That is also brutal but for completely different reasons!

I’ve been giving Silent Hill 1 another go because I found it just incredibly terrifying the first attempt. The 2nd one is one of my favourite games, if not the best game I’ve ever played but the 1st one is way scarier. I’m just in Otherworld Midwich Elementary and hyperventilating every time I hear the radio crackling. With any luck I’ll be out of this place soon, it’s causing me no end of pain.

@nessisonett lol SH1 is a really nasty game, I struggle to play it still. Are you playing it on PS1?

@kyleforrester87 I’m playing on Vita with headphones in so that I can really punish myself. Just beat the school, went through Kim Gordon from Sonic Youth’s house (odd cameo) and now I’ve just reached the hospital. Going from a school straight to a hospital seems mean, they’re really hitting me with places I dread to go in horror games.

@KratosMD The Vita’s D-Pad is great, so I’m using that to move/run away from everything. The gameplay’s dated, sure, but I wouldn’t say it’s particularly bad compared to other games like RE1. I would say that the game’s moderately difficult though, I’m on the normal setting and the save points are just far enough apart that it creates loads of tension. The school in particular has a fairly basic structure but the different locked doors make it into a bit of a maze. The good thing is that the maps show where you are at any given time, as long as you’ve acquired them. I’d say it’s about as difficult as Resi 1 but the voice acting is a lot better.

@KratosMD I’ve mostly been running away from enemies but I’ve had enough bullets to deal with enemies so far. The good thing is that there’s no inventory management, you can carry as much as you want. I’d say it’s less fiddly than Resi 1 and I’d wholly recommend it even if I’m terrified.

@KratosMD You’re definitely onto something there, playing Resident Evil 7 on my laptop with the lights on while my family were in the room made it tolerable. Vastly different from my time with Silent Hill 1 so far, especially since I’ve had both headphones in instead of just the one while the TV’s on in the background. Some might say that takes the horror away but honestly, I love being able to actually finish a game!