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What video games are you playing? What have you finished recently? What do you plan to play? - Video Game General Discussion Thread #27 (lemmygrad.ml)

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Still gonna keep this goings; people from before will be pinged.

Discussion questions:

What video games have you played recently?

What are your favorite video game genres?

Question of the week:

What did you like most from the recent TGA 2024, assuming you watched it or know of the announcements?

and

What did you enjoy most from the year 2024 in terms of gaming?

Well, a lot of bad news has happened politically IRL, but let's make this thread a good one, and enjoy ourselves here!

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 6 days ago (1 children)

I've been playing a lot of Baldi's Basics Plus (0.8 update) recently. Probably going to play either more FreedroidRPG or Songs of Syx next. My favorite genres are still the same: Any type of RPG (turn-based, action, ...) and RTS games, particularly more complex city builders.

I've watched TGA but there is nothing really in particular that stands out to me. Maybe Witcher 4? But I want to see some gameplay first. In terms of 2024 games I really enjoyed Portal: Revolution.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 5 days ago (1 children)

Wow, FreedroidRPG looks interesting. Can you elaborate more on it?

[–] [email protected] 0 points 4 days ago

I haven't played too much of the main quest yet but it's a top-down isometric ARPG like Fallout or Diablo. Basically you play as Tux the penguin (the Linux mascot) on a quest to fight rogue robots who'll attack anyone on sight. It's licensed under the GPLv2 so it's libre open source software. Most Linux distros and BSDs feature it in their native package repositories but it's also on Steam as of last year.