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Video Games

Huzzah!

I've always been fond of gaming and have always enjoyed spending my free time on playing video games. I'm curious, does anyone else here have an interest in gaming and if so, what videogames do you enjoy?

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  • Yes, I played when I was younger then I stopped as I believe my masking included the rule that a girl could not play videogames.

    But I started again during the covid period and played all the Lego games, to re-learn how to play, then went through many Assassin's Creed and a couple of Mortal Kombat, God of War, Spiderman, Batman, I really love indie games even if they are short, loved The Journey and Gris.

    My favourites ever though have been Red Dead Redemption 2 and Ghost of Tsushima.

  • in reply to Claudia

    RDR 2 was a great game, I quite Ghosts of Tsushima got a bit repetitive though..although I did like the little mini games especially the poetry one for some reason. Not sure if you have tried the witcher 3 but thats a fantastic game but is more of an RPG? I'm a big RPG fan myself.

  • in reply to whiteD404

    I really enjoyed the haiku in Ghost of Tsushima too! Generally it was such a soothing game, not too noisy and the music, sounds, landscapes, were all very comforting to me. 

    I have never tried The Witcher 3, but I will surely do soon, thank you for the advice!

    Yes, same here, RPG and open world games are my favouritekind of games, as you can mostly spend hours exploring and just collecting stuff, very relaxing.

  • in reply to Claudia

    Agree on the GOT the music and landscapes were very comforting. Witcher 3 is really good but perhaps not so comforting...but great story and characters. Can be a bit scary in places too. Not sure if you have looked at Kingdom Come Deliverance, I am playing the second version of that at the moment. Its perhaps not too everyone's taste as there are is a lot of day to day stuff like, fixing things, eating, sleeping. You can make things as a blacksmith and do a bit of alchemy. Theres a lot going on really.

    My real favourite RPGs are more the party based ones that are closer to D&D like Baldurs gate, Wrath of the Righteous etc, not sure if you have tried or interested in these?

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  • in reply to Claudia

    Agree on the GOT the music and landscapes were very comforting. Witcher 3 is really good but perhaps not so comforting...but great story and characters. Can be a bit scary in places too. Not sure if you have looked at Kingdom Come Deliverance, I am playing the second version of that at the moment. Its perhaps not too everyone's taste as there are is a lot of day to day stuff like, fixing things, eating, sleeping. You can make things as a blacksmith and do a bit of alchemy. Theres a lot going on really.

    My real favourite RPGs are more the party based ones that are closer to D&D like Baldurs gate, Wrath of the Righteous etc, not sure if you have tried or interested in these?

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