What's one game you wish you played sooner?

That's a series I'd like to get myself into. the sequel is waiting for me, but because I am the type that needs to play first the old ones, I coudln't make myself get into them yet.

I'm from Detroit and never played it either.

I totally agree on Detroit! I can say it's one of the coolest decision based games I've played and I've played a few of that nature. I did play it on my PS4. I got it on PC and is waiting for me to come back and complete it and experience the other endings.

I tried my way into My Time at Portia. I am not the target audience for this genre, but my wife loved it. I'm still pushing myself to get back to complete it. I have it installed still. Won it via Steamgifts.

I second Kingdom Come: Deliverance. I never got into this game and the sequel is blowing up. I don't know how I missed this giant open world game.

I honestly thought that it was an online multiplayer game. A few minutes ago I watched a review and I was surprised that I never knew about it, instant wishlist.

Oh yeah, they are in different leagues. If you could add magic, you'd have a more immersive experience than in Skyrim. Now, granted, mods make Skyrim an excellent game. I do prefer the story of Kingdom Come Deliverance. It holds up well even today.

Woww! What a review, i won it on SG, now im looking even more forward to it :)

I haven't played it, but a tiny bit as Demo. I came off of Satisfactory during that time. I knew it would hook me.

Dev used to sell the game on their site, which included a Steam key and DRM-free version too. It was an option to keep the DRM-free and sell the steam key to somebody(or buying sith a friend and sharing ths DRM-free verion), essentially halving the price. I don't know it's still doable, but it still may be a valid way to reduce the price.

I played Fable 1 and loved it a lot! I grew up with it. I wish I had access to Fable 2, as that was one that I really wanted because you had a dog as companion. Fable 3 didn't hit home for me. I was disappointed as I expected they would improve on the story. They didn't. I don't own a copy sadly. I would have bought it.

You can whisper to me. Now I'm curious. 😂

So true!

Difficulty-wise, how did you cope with it? I am not a fan of difficult platformers, but I did played quite a bit to say the least.

I could say the same for a lot of consoles. I didn't have money or access to some great ones. Metal Gear is one I'm trying to get into.

I am still telling/lying to myself I'll get to the Baldur's Gate series before I get to the 3rd one. I know I'll enjoy it a lot.

Death Stranding on the other hand I did play in the same year or a year later after release. One of the weirdest, yet fascinating games I've ever played. I completed it and I'm to return to the directors cut to get the remaining achievements for it.

I'm ashamed to say it's still there for me. I'm gonna get to it. One day. 😅

I love the series. I'm a big fan of it. I got all of them except Mirrage and upcoming Shadows. I played them at the respective time, up to AC 3, as that one my PC could not run. I had a AC marathon in 2020 and played all of them up to Origins, including it, and then took a break for a whole year for Odyssey. I agree that it might feel outdated, but still a very unique game. Glad you gave it a shot. ❤️

I'm finishing Assassin's Creed: Director's Cut on Steam.

All the Templars were killed.

Only some flags and a couple last missions missing.

Then I'll finish, write a review on Steam and play something else.

Maybe I'll play Ghost of Tsushima next and then eventually Rise of the Ronin later if find a giveaway for it or actually bite the bullet and try to buy it myself.

Tomorrow's my 34th birthday 🎂

So yeah, it would be nice 🙂

But yeah, at the same time I think it might be a better move to play Ghost of Tsushima first and then maybe buy Rise of the Ronin closer to release date.

Money's tight, so yeah, better not make a bad move.

I'll definitely sleep on it.

That's it.

I have not played that many LEGO games. The only I did was The Hobbit. I liked it for what it was. I bet I would have liked them more during their release date.

It's definitely something I heard over and over as praise. I can't wait to get into it too. I made my character and that was the end of it. This was before I made the upgrade. My game was not running well back then.

TOEM : what is this crap in black and white. But it was really good.

Heard many great things about it.

Book of hours : didn't like cultist simulator. But it was much better.

Seen it a few times on SG. I never really gave it much thought. But I know about Cultist Simulator too.

Old world : it will be a restrictive Civilization-like, why play that ? Hey it wasn't just that.

Got that on my Library. I don't know if I'll get the time to play it, but I'm glad to hear some feedback on it.

Also i like so much this sort of threads you do, with original questions or original thinking.

Really glad to hear you do. I always think as a community we can share some amazing games, experiences, stories and maybe find our next favorite game.

I suck at them. I don't know how to deal with them.

I've not played them either. Now I'm considering Grim Fandango and Myst as I've decided to not grab the game since is so old.