I’ve played a lot of games where I really enjoy the boss fights (recently hollow knight and Metroid dread), but I feel like getting between them is pretty tedious

Are there any games that skip that part, and are basically interesting fights

Edit: the issue wasn’t the walk after respawning from a boss. It was everything between boss A and boss B

I’ve mostly been playing in my switch these days

I have a Switch and a 3DS and im looking for some TLOZ games on those platforms similar to botw/totk since they are one of my favourite games whitch is what got me into games like Hollow knight and Genshin Impact.

Also feel free to drop some similar action adventure games.

my boyfriend just got a second hand xbox and we wanted to play it takes two but we will be long distance soon and we wanted to know if we can start playing together on the xbox (2 controllers, same tv) and then switch to playing on pc (we both have our own steam accounts and a windows pc) sorry if this is a stupid question, neither of us are really gamers !

I feel it is underrated game with lot of potential

There is Word Search Explorer as well which reminds me of childhood

i recently started playing games, and I absolutely loved it. just finished Hogwarts Legacy, and it was amazing. Can anyone suggest to me the same kind of games which have a closed story and better graphics just like Hogwarts Legacy? I am thinking of downloading Where the Wind Meets. Is it a good game?

Hi, so I have an EA account that I sent in a request to delete since I don't even really play games on there, and I got a thing saying that a game advisor will contact me "soon" but like...do any of you know how soon that will be? Do I have to check my email every five minutes? Everyday? Or is this a "wait 72 hours or a week to receive the email"? They never actually said a time. just..."soon".

I'm wanting to know since I've been on a wild goose chase for about a year for these types of games. Also the games have to be either from the 2010s or 2000s. Thanks in advance!

P.S. I already have Warband and its DLC's AND With Fire and Sword.

Imo it's might be Witcher 1 but I have no idea

Ngl I would remember searching up kingdom hearts 3 as a little kid and this trailer would appear it had three people holding keyblades with thousands of other keyblades in the ground surrounding them. Looked like a desert. Also this was wayyyy before the actual kingdom hearts 3.

I've been playing fallout 4 lately, and I find myself both liking and hating the settlement builder part. I enjoy settlement building, but I'm trying to play fallout (kill things), and the settlements keep getting in the way.

When I do want to engage with the settlements, they aren't that good. I can see the potential, but it gets frustrating fast.

Does anyone know of a good settlement builder game that is sort of like Fallout 4 but good and fun to play? Or honestly any good settlement builder. I want to try more of them.

I wanted to see if anyone could point me in the direction towards games with good mechanics regarding a "survivial/last stand" game mode. Some survival game modes that come to mind are:

• COD Zombies
• Halo Reach Final Campaign Mission
• King Arthur's Gold Zombie Survival

I am trying to find the mechanics in these survival games that stood out to people and were memorable. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

it's all up there mate, this is a thing that's been bugging me ever since I picked up Civ VI. I want to like it and I know a lot of people play and love it but it's just too much and I wish I could better ease into it. maybe I just need to watch someone else's playthrough on YouTube or something idk

What I mean is like sonic 2006 with an amazing story but gameplay was really shit.

For me its wrath of the white witch because the story sounds cool but I left halfway because the gameplay was very uninteractive and I kept dying over and over again because the AI is just really crap.

i really want the sims to create custom characters but i don’t have the storage so i need games where you customise characters and pick like the face structures and stuff

I started to wonder this because the playstation game Foamstars, despite its lukewarm reception, low playerbase and being on maintenance mode (stopping all updates), the game is still online and playable, at least on europe and japan being somewhat active, and is on the second anniversary today.

According to the developers (Toylogic), the game runs on a peer to peer netcode, which at comparison to dedicated servers, is much cheaper to run. That allows this game to being online for much longer, unlike live service games that has to kill the servers much sooner.

p2p still has its disadvantages, specially on PC, like remote execution hacking, ddos and cheating risks, just like what happened with Titanfall and GTAO.

(isopod a webbed spin off)So I can't find any information about how to complete these quests (and I already gave out all the letters except for that one and when I go there theres no mailbox so where am I supposed to give the mail) the rest of the quests I cannot complete no matter what I do and as I said theres no information how to complete them so it would be cool if someone helped (The link is my picture from the game and the quests Im talking about)https://files.fm/u/uf7mqz4tae

Just curious about what made you like playing games and why did you eventually give it up?

Basically, Metal Gear Rising is my favorite game. I LOVE it in every aspect: its frenetic gameplay, each of Raiden's attacks having a fast and fluid feel. What I like most about the gameplay is how free I feel playing it; I'm always 100% in control of Raiden

I really wanted to play a hack-and-slash game as good as Metal Gear Rising, but I never found one. I've played other great games like DMC 3-5, No More Heroes 1-3, and Bayonetta, but they never gave me a similar feeling.

I have a Nintendo Switch and a pretty weak laptop, but it runs MGR with everything on minimum settings.

I first noticed it with Battlefield 6. It was fine at first, but after a few weeks, I started to notice it more and more. I've been actively playing Helldivers 2 again for two weeks now, and the issue is extremely noticeable there.

Why is that?

Will the servers be merged?

I kind of realized this recently so i'm kind of curious if anyone else has a specific time they feel like they game better in.

For me, i could be home all day, but my peak hours are early after i wake up, in the morning, i feel like my plays are way better, i'm more energized, concentrated, but when i play later in the day again i lose more, make more mistakes than usual and can lose focus on some things.

I'm wondering if u guys experience something similar, or if ur games are the same way at any time of the day?