What are you currently playing?

Assassins Creed Unity
World of Final Fantasy
Ghost 1.0

Valkyria Chronicles.

JRPG vein is pulsing strong after FFXV lol

madden 17

Still enjoying Tyranny, and yes it's better than Pillars.

Infinity Blade.

Dark Souls meets Punch Out.

Re playing Dying Light. Enhanced edition this time. The extra stuff is great.

MvsC3 vs Injustice.

Which is a more satisfying comic book fix?

The Strider remake, followed by the Bionic Commando one (Been trying to play that for years, but the hacking always turned me away. Or maybe it just isn't enough like the NES original I played so many times for my tastes, we'll see..)

Anyways, Strider seems fun. Hard moding it, and it forces you to approach groups intelligently and mine heath at every opportunity. Also, results in a lot of retries, and the game takes annoyingly long to load a level.

Mentioned PAC-MAN 256 in Comic vs. And it's alright. it's PAC-MAN, so it can't not be fun.

So I decided to try Hipster Whale's (Lol, nice name) main title, across Road.

Hello, video game crack. About time someone did something great with Frogger.

Witcher 3 with all expansions included. Such a good game.

Just sucks when you have a game with a lot of potential, but hasn't been truly fulfilled.

I'm looking at you Eye: Divine Cybermancy.

I'm currently fighting a Royal Wyvern in the Witcher that is way above my weight class. Her brood were way above my weight class, but for some reason I can't trap her above the cave entrance and burn her like I did her kids. Now it became dark and I'm waiting her out above the cave while she frantically tries to locate me. This is one hell of a game. One of the best that I've ever played. Anyone that enjoyed Dragon Age will get a kick out of this IMO.

She refused to come out of the cave, so I trapped her there and burned her down like her kids. This game feels like they tool all of the good aspects of Dragon's Age, Skyrim, and Fable and put them into one awesome game.

Just finished up Chroma Squad! Great game.

Made it to Zero Mech, the true final boss of Infinity Blade.

One hit kills and a forced level restart on defeat. Frankly, I'm amazed I even made it to him, at level 32 and having to pass a level 50, level 100, and level 150 sub boss. (The advantage being you can keep retrying without a level reset.)

Basically, at this point I'm Little Mac facing about a Mike Tyson with nothing but KO uppercuts in every encounter. But I'd rather grind a boss's patterns, vs level grinding. 🙂

Liking Undertale so far. That Papyrus. Everything he does is fail, and then he goes and psyches you out with his blue attack, and it ends up being legitimately difficult. Clearing him took awhile.

The "Cool man!" message was a nice touch at the end.

Still playing Tyranny, I think this game represents a turning point for RPG's when it comes to player choices. For most RPG's when you have a choice to behave good or evil..it's usually either your choices are to be extremely good or extremely evil, and there is no in between. You're either an angel or an utter monster.

Every single conversation you have can play a roll in shaping how things turn out.

God, Undertales combat system is genius.

It's the only rpg where you look forward to the random encounters to see what ideas they work into them.

Granted, so far I haven't really touched the fight option. But the way this game humanizes every single monster, you kind of don't want to fight.

Played Dues Ex Mankind Divided. I thought it was pretty good and was happy that they removed the crappy boss fights from the previous games. I'm now playing Rise of the Tomb Raider. Very similar to the last Tomb Raider.

Laugh at anyone who calls it an Uncharted clone.

Yeah, the borrowed ideas are obvious, but without Tomb Raider there probably wouldn't BE an Uncharted.