As for me, I usually stick to Time Management, and Hidden Object games. Those two types are my favorite kind to play. They have some pretty good cooking time management games, and since I love food I always check those out first, lol. Although I did enjoy Life Story which is a game where you get to choose a guy or a girl and make them balance work life, school life, hobbies, an apartment, and other stuff that we do in our everyday life. I got addicted to playing that game, lol. What kind of PC games do you usually enjoy playing?

I really like Survival Horror games like Alien Isolation and The Long Dark as well as Strategy/Simulation like Pandemic Inc. Also I love how Steam has a lot of old-school games like Ecco the Dolphin, Roller Coaster Tycoon, and Sonic the Hedgehog available so I can relive my childhood 🙂

MMORPG, I'm a typical cuntfag. FPSes aren't bad I only own CS:GO.

I love MMOs, there's just something fun about improving your character in a large world along with thousands of other real players, now if only we could put ourselves into the world like SAO. :_;

RTS and shooters shit like CoH, StarCraft and am currently playing Brothers in Arms trilogy on the PC

Oh also Tomb Raider is pretty fun on a rainy day. I also love The Binding of Isaac.

I rarely play single player games tbh. Main games I play are World of Warcraft, Osu!, DayZ, ARMA 2/3, Diablo III, CS:GO surf.

I love games with lots of action, but also ones that challenge you - my fav right now being Dark Souls 🙂

Use to play lots of mmos but now just pokemon and sims 3

In my experience, the best games are the ones that really let me get invested into the personal struggles of the characters. Or alternatively, in case they don't have a story (like the Total War titles), the ones that let me fill in the gaps with my overactive imagination. XCOM and Overwatch are great in the former regard, but TW and especially Civ are amazing because of the alternate histories you create as the game plays out.

Overwatch and used to play GTA until the new update that requires like 70 dollars irl to buy a car.

What kind of PC games do you play?

malmon

水面の朧月 wrote:
I like these type of games as well. I think you'd like rimworld too if you enjoy prison architect.
I've played city skylines before but I'm more of an OpenTTD kind of guy. I'm too lazy to build beautiful cities or anything that you usually see on r/cityskylines. Dealing with traffic is difficult and I kind of don't enjoy that aspect of the game because I have no idea what I'm doing most of the time haha. Everything else is great though. I think I'll play it again one of these days. Ahhh too many games to play. Been meaning to get into factorio as well.

OpenTTD is great! At least it's the closest game I could find to Industry Giant 2. The latter doesn't really work on modern versions of Windows, but I actually haven't tried it on Linux yet.

Steph

malmon wrote:
水面の朧月 wrote:
I like these type of games as well. I think you'd like rimworld too if you enjoy prison architect.
I've played city skylines before but I'm more of an OpenTTD kind of guy. I'm too lazy to build beautiful cities or anything that you usually see on r/cityskylines. Dealing with traffic is difficult and I kind of don't enjoy that aspect of the game because I have no idea what I'm doing most of the time haha. Everything else is great though. I think I'll play it again one of these days. Ahhh too many games to play. Been meaning to get into factorio as well.

OpenTTD is great! At least it's the closest game I could find to Industry Giant 2. The latter doesn't really work on modern versions of Windows, but I actually haven't tried it on Linux yet.

lewd.sx openttd server when?

malmon

Senko-san wrote:
malmon wrote:
水面の朧月 wrote:
I like these type of games as well. I think you'd like rimworld too if you enjoy prison architect.
I've played city skylines before but I'm more of an OpenTTD kind of guy. I'm too lazy to build beautiful cities or anything that you usually see on r/cityskylines. Dealing with traffic is difficult and I kind of don't enjoy that aspect of the game because I have no idea what I'm doing most of the time haha. Everything else is great though. I think I'll play it again one of these days. Ahhh too many games to play. Been meaning to get into factorio as well.

OpenTTD is great! At least it's the closest game I could find to Industry Giant 2. The latter doesn't really work on modern versions of Windows, but I actually haven't tried it on Linux yet.

lewd.sx openttd server when?

Sounds worth a try! I just wish that the devs weren't so stubborn about not supporting multicore whatsoever.

Backlash

It's so goddamn nice to play Halo: Reach again. I love shooters since they present an ever-changing landscape of opportunities and hazards to test your wits and skill. It's almost like speed chess, only I'm half decent at it. ^^

Backlash

I've been playing a lot of PC Building Simulator lately. I've found it really fun to tinker with PCs, so it's nice to help other people with their computer problems. If only I could deck out my real rig like that... ;w;

malmon

Backlash wrote:
I've been playing a lot of PC Building Simulator lately. I've found it really fun to tinker with PCs, so it's nice to help other people with their computer problems. If only I could deck out my real rig like that... ;w;

I could really use the same day delivery thing that's in that game rn...

Backlash

malmon wrote:
Backlash wrote:
I've been playing a lot of PC Building Simulator lately. I've found it really fun to tinker with PCs, so it's nice to help other people with their computer problems. If only I could deck out my real rig like that... ;w;

I could really use the same day delivery thing that's in that game rn...

I just wish I could run a PC repair shop. All I do these days is sit at home and tinker with hardware, so it'd be the perfect career for me.

mnl

Got back into playing competitive TF2 again. Used to play alot during highschool like 10 years ago but havn't touched the game much since then. Since I'm stuck at home atm, I figured why not give it a try again and I've now found a team with which I'll be playing in the next ETF2L (European Team Fortress 2 League) season! 🙂

malmon

mnl wrote:
Got back into playing competitive TF2 again. Used to play alot during highschool like 10 years ago but havn't touched the game much since then. Since I'm stuck at home atm, I figured why not give it a try again and I've now found a team with which I'll be playing in the next ETF2L (European Team Fortress 2 League) season! 🙂

Back into a team already? Nice!

mnl

malmon wrote:
mnl wrote:
Got back into playing competitive TF2 again. Used to play alot during highschool like 10 years ago but havn't touched the game much since then. Since I'm stuck at home atm, I figured why not give it a try again and I've now found a team with which I'll be playing in the next ETF2L (European Team Fortress 2 League) season! 🙂

Back into a team already? Nice!

It seems playing TF2 is like riding a bicycle~ I had to brush up my aim and rocketjumping, but the core instinct and situational awareness is still there. The biggest struggle is adapting to the changed meta. It's played very differently compared to my days.

malmon

mnl wrote:
malmon wrote:
mnl wrote:
Got back into playing competitive TF2 again. Used to play alot during highschool like 10 years ago but havn't touched the game much since then. Since I'm stuck at home atm, I figured why not give it a try again and I've now found a team with which I'll be playing in the next ETF2L (European Team Fortress 2 League) season! 🙂

Back into a team already? Nice!

It seems playing TF2 is like riding a bicycle~ I had to brush up my aim and rocketjumping, but the core instinct and situational awareness is still there. The biggest struggle is adapting to the changed meta. It's played very differently compared to my days.

Interesting... I haven't really played much lately, except for Skyrim. I wonder how well my skills in Renegade have held up over the years. Unfortunately I struggle to get it running on my laptop >_<

Backlash

mnl wrote:
malmon wrote:
mnl wrote:
Got back into playing competitive TF2 again. Used to play alot during highschool like 10 years ago but havn't touched the game much since then. Since I'm stuck at home atm, I figured why not give it a try again and I've now found a team with which I'll be playing in the next ETF2L (European Team Fortress 2 League) season! 🙂

Back into a team already? Nice!

It seems playing TF2 is like riding a bicycle~ I had to brush up my aim and rocketjumping, but the core instinct and situational awareness is still there. The biggest struggle is adapting to the changed meta. It's played very differently compared to my days.

Holy smokes, I didn't even catch this earlier! Congrats, mnl-san! I'm so happy for ya. ^~^

I love shooters too, but I reckon I'll stick to Halo: MCC myself. I just started playing it again and, while my tracking skills are rusty, I can tell it won't take long to brush up. I'm prolly most excited to play that Halo 2 Anniversary Multiplayer mode they made for MCC. I had a few tastes of it in Big Team Objective, and it plays like a whole-new game.

mnl

I think I'm gonna pull the trigger on AI: The Somnium Files. Not the type of game I usually play but somehow it has me intrigued after seeing it recommended by Super Eyepatch Wolf.

Backlash

mnl wrote:
I think I'm gonna pull the trigger on AI: The Somnium Files. Not the type of game I usually play but somehow it has me intrigued after seeing it recommended by Super Eyepatch Wolf.

Ahhh~, that game. While I can't say I've played it yet, I have played - checks notes - the indirect prequel to its spiritual predecessor a game now titled Zero Escape: The Nonary Games, but initially titled 999: Nine Hours, Nine Doors, Nine Persons.

We good?

We good.

Anyways, 999 was a game I played on the DS back in '13, and without a doubt it remains as one of the best horror games ever made. The sequels seem to have expanded on its foundation greatly. If you're a fan of concise, gripping prose and puzzles that aren't too easy, aren't too difficult, I would imagine it's right up your alley, mnl-kun. ^^

mnl

Backlash wrote:
mnl wrote:
I think I'm gonna pull the trigger on AI: The Somnium Files. Not the type of game I usually play but somehow it has me intrigued after seeing it recommended by Super Eyepatch Wolf.

Ahhh~, that game. While I can't say I've played it yet, I have played - checks notes - the indirect prequel to its spiritual predecessor a game now titled Zero Escape: The Nonary Games, but initially titled 999: Nine Hours, Nine Doors, Nine Persons.

Ahh, that made me laugh out loudly 😃

I'm two hours into it and enjoying it so far. The character interactions are lovely ^_^

mira

apparently cute ppl play animal crossing so i want to play that on some kinda emulator for pc

malmon

mira wrote:
apparently cute ppl play animal crossing so i want to play that on some kinda emulator for pc

Hmm, unless there's a working Switch emulator, you might be out of luck if you're after the latest one (New Horizons?). The older ones should be fine though!

mira

this one here seems to be fairly alright, it's kinda tedious to set up, especially on my linux box but it seems to work fairly well

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