For me it’s Brütal Legend. It came out at the height of my metal phase and I just became obsessed with it, I think I’ve fully played through it at least 12 times.

Just finished replaying Dragon Age Inquisition, wanted to pick it up again after Veilguard. It’s a lot better than I remember it being but holy fuck is it bloated. I could spend ten hours playing it and accomplish nothing, I’m really glad they went back to smaller hub zones in Veilguard.

77/100

Didn’t have a playstation growing up, so most of the titles I’m missing are exclusives that never got ported to pc.

Been playing Dragon Age Veilguard basically nonstop since it released. I’m very pleasantly surprised that it’s as good as it is after the development hell that it had, definitely missing some of what made the older games special in terms of story and characters but actually playing it has been a blast.

Borderlands, I’ve never wanted a skip dialogue button more than in Borderlands 3.

Panam and Kerry should have been bi and I’ll die on that hill.

The straights can keep River though.

God Akihiko Yoshida’s art is soooo good.

I’m definitely cautiously optimistic, so far I’ve liked what I’ve seen. I’m also not too torn up over the loss of the CRPG elements because we aren’t lacking for really good CRPGs anymore.

This is actually extremely close to how I dress irl.

Finally picked up Signalis, been enjoying it alot but I’m finding inventory management to be pretty tedious in it, even with updated inventory. I can’t imagine how worse it was on release, only having six slots and having the flashlight take up one those slots.

This guy’s channel is such good vibes.

Still playing Dragon’s Dogma 2, absolutely loving it.

Also picked up El Paso, Elsewhere which has been pretty fun, it somehow manages to have the cringiest soundtrack that is actually also sick as fuck.

It looks ok, I might get it on sale. Main thing turning me off is knowing it’s ubisoft open world game.

Fuck me, that’s sucks. His series on the Mass Effect trilogy is like an annual read for me.

Besides Radagon’s boss theme, I genuinely don’t remember any of the tracks.

I’ve enjoyed games as old as Zork from 79 and find that most of the notable games of the NES and SNES era pretty easy to go back to.

The only older games that I have difficulty playing are the really early 3d ones. Most developers just didn’t have a handle on making stuff in 3d and alot of it is unplayable now.

Steamworld Heist is a lot of fun.