The non-ME3 games recently enjoyed by ME3MPrs

Alfonsedode I was more into Shadowrun as well and also read a lot of the novels. Dipped into Cyberpunk only a few times back then.

Finished Steins;Gate 0. It was an interesting experience...  I might try Steins;Gate next.

is it a bit like ME, but just with the cut-scenes ?

sorry my question was not about the story, but the type of game and type of action ("pseudo" choices and dialogue and stuff). Never heard of visual books.

There are few games that I've played in my long gaming history that were as immersive as Red Dead Redemption. Glad to report that RDR2 feels exactly the same from this point of view.

Bayonetta is one of the most enjoyable hack and slash games i've ever played indeed.I finished it last year,'cuz PC mustard here Too bad they didn't port the second game. Also i played Monster Hunter World a little these days(don't have much time to play recently) and i must say,this game sucks hairy asses.My worst spent money for a game ever.The reasons are thousand.Don't want to start,because i will need all day long.

Yeah...i wish i could get into westerns, but it's just not my cup of tea. I heard this game is incredible tho....stunning visuals and high production values. I'm currently going through the learning curves of "Spiderman" at the moment. The game is visual eye candy as well....the combat is similar to the Arkam games, but eh,...it feels slightly cheap when trying to perform certain counters (trying to take a shield away from thug, seems like while you are performing that animation you are either shot at or hit by somebody else)....the batman games in that sense so far, feel more refined and not so cheap...


Other than that tho, i'm enjoying the game,...i'm still a bit early into it, but the story really hasn't captured my attention like Arkam games.....Peter's/Spidey's character and Mary Jane and other's characters are spot on tho....i haven't played any other Spiderman game other than that old psx one, but this one for me is the best Spiderman game to date.....

That's the biggest problem: they still use the same shitty engine which is full of bugs. And has serious issues like no ultrawidescreen support, gameplayspeed tied to the fps (lol, try playing those games at more than 60fps) and basically all the crap that was in Fallout 4. I don't get it... Bethesda has other great developers with great engines (and id software is actually developing open world Rage 2 with Avalanche Studios) so why the fuck do they still use that crappy old engine for Fallout 76 instead of something that actually runs way better?

Just tried out Monster Hunter World because I got it free with a GPU (and it got cats!). Someone direct me to where I can find or craft a Claymore.

Yes,i can't understand these 8 and 9 ratings.I only liked the game's world and the main base.Nothing more.As you mentioned,the game is very booooring.Hit the boss "N" times,then run to the next location,hit him again,repeat.Wtf Capcom?You have to do it at least 5-6 or more times vs every damn monster.Also the monsters dont have a health indicator.It's very annoying and many,many other things.

Bloodborne,Dark Souls and every DS like game are gameplay based.They are challenging,but fun.Not for everyone though.Monster Hunter is too clumsy.This game is not even close to Soulsborne games.Not to mention that the Soulsborne games punish every mistake.In Monster Hunter there isn't something hard.At least at the point i deleted the game.You can't even lock the target properly.With a heavy weapon there is possibility to miss 3,4 times in a row.

Just finished Ashen and i enjoyed this game.Yes it's not at Soulsborne level,but the game is still interesting and challenging.The art style is not for everyone,the game is much easier than most of the SoulsBorne games(IMO) and includes only 5 boss fights,but i will give 7.5 out of 10.