The non-ME3 games recently enjoyed by ME3MPrs

ME3MP wasn't done by Bioware though but by Psyonix. They did a lot of contract work in the past before they started working on Rocket League.



I played it for around 100 hours before I gave up and had EA support remove the damn whole game from my account. The gameplay felt so weird and I never really enjoyed SP or MP. On top of that they added these weird variants of ultra-rare weapons instead of bringing back some classic weapons (*cough* Claymore *cough*) and other races that were dearly missed. The whole game was just such a piece of shit in my opinion.

Anyone play Gris before? About a week ago I got a new phone, a wireless controller, and a charging dock with video out, and I've been enjoying some casual couch gaming that way. I just finished Gris over the last few days, and I really enjoyed it. I really like the blend of slow paced storytelling, amazing visuals, technical difficulty, and mental challenge. It's on Steam and mobile, but the mobile version is only about a third of the price of the Steam version.

Haven't finished yet? Gotta be faster.Start playing ME3 on PC,i need someone to carry me.

Dark Souls is one of my "once a year" games. Along with Fallout New Vegas and Resident Evil 2 (PS1)

IIRC Obsidian was basically the same studio that made Fallout 1 and 2 and that's why, from what I've read/seen, F:NV is more akin to those than 3. It's a shame Bethesda didn't let Obsidian delay and give us an even better game. They made that damn game in 18 months.


I can be a buggy at times and the movement and combat feel dated, but the story is great and the world is massive. The DLC's are awesome [Honest Hearts is probably my least favorite because of all the back and forth]. There are many people who view it as better than 3 because of a deeper, more non-linear story as the mechanics are basically the same, but I've never playe 3 so I can't comment.

Dark Souls remastered: After playing Niohs, Code Vein, Bloodborne and Sekiro, I finally play DS1. It's much more sluggish than the others but I still like it. I really hate skeleton warriors though. Level design is great as are enemy designs.

Fatal Twelve: Anime looking visual novels aren't my thing, but this looked interesting. So far, I'm not feeling it. It is a bit cheesy and cliched. The biggest issue? From what I have played, the game is borderline racist.

Or at the very least prejudiced toward the Japanese characters. The Japanese characters (or anyone who loves Japan a lot) are far more noble, pure hearted, and have morals. While all the foreigners (from China, India, Italy, and France) are all morally dubious or just flat out bad people. I don't want to jump to conclusions just yet. But even if the foreign characters get better, they still started off as bad people.

I've only ever played New Vegas so that would get my vote. I may be slow, but I think you could easily dump 50 hours into it in one playthrough as there's a ton to explore plus there's DLC if you want to play that. It just starts a bit slow.

The Classic fallouts are games I WANT to enjoy, but I just can't get my head around the mechanics and everything just feels tedious to me

Feel like this with a lot of classics with turn based combat and that distinct old-game-jank.