Never preorder. Never surrender.

I’m just glad some talent people are still making single player shooters. Doom and Doom Eternal were so much fun to play and I look forward to this next instalment.

Probably working out how to add stealth archer mechanics to a MTX.

So do I need an existing endgame save for this DLC? Was thinking of doing a fresh run if not.

Kind of disappointed it’s not a twin stick, but hoping it is just as enjoyable as the first game.

Glad to see they’re still improving it. When I get the Ultra Game of the Year Turbo Deluxe edition for $20 in years to come, I no doubt will enjoy it.

Crusader: No Remorse and it’s sequel. FMV cut scenes, isometric shenanigans. I would love a modern day remake that obviously isn’t a shitty cash grab.

A delayed game is eventually good, but a bad game is bad forever. (Very rare exceptions apply).

Great game, probably the best zombie hordes you’ll face for sometime because the game apparently wasn’t good enough for a sequel despite selling practically identical numbers to Ghost of Tsushima (which is also great btw).

I never played at launch, but friends that have are praising it as a big return to form. The only thing that is sort of annoying is the crafting system and map variety is a bit limited. Other than that, I count down the minutes until everyone in my house is in bed so I can jump on and slay in the Emperor’s name.

W40k Darktide. The gameplay is so enjoyable. Even better with friend(s).

Why would you rush out and buy a single player game on release these days? You’d have to be an idiot of the highest order. This isn’t 1996 where we had a handful of game releases a year.

I didn’t play during release after it’s poor reception, but I’m having alot of fun with it atm. And licked it up for $38AUD, a good bargain imo.

Darktide

The game is a solid 7 maybe 8. The performance is absolute garbage, but the underlying game is pretty good. Mods will do the heavy lifting as usual.