Actually, if you have Netflix, there’s a decent number of good mobile games through that
Actually, if you have Netflix, there’s a decent number of good mobile games through that
i'm debating finally trying la noire -- would have been up my alley like 25 years ago, but never got around to it...
I’m in persona 5 royale whenever I’m solo and just finishing up season 1 of Diablo 4
Persona’s really, really big (based of persona 4 I thought I knew when it would finish, but my guess was way off) and diablo’s doing a good job of being “video game golf”
Warframe’s my example of free to play done well, can’t wait to jump back in when it goes cross save
I dug my time with it, but I thought of it as more of a roguelike telltale game — heard it really shined if you played it through multiple times to see all the scenes, started doing that, but just couldn’t after running into my first repeat sequence
i think its a low barrier to entry which means the app stores are flooded with crap. i'd probably suggest avoiding mobile exclusive games by default
Hey now, I’m in Diablo 4, with a dash of Texas chainsaw massacre, while trying to play through persona 5
Oxenfree’s another highlight and they just released a sequel it seems like no one knows about
Played it on Xbox yesterday— reminded me of the good times in Friday the 13th, looking forward to playing more so I can figure what everyone’s supposed to do
always way too many to list without some guidance on what you're looking for(!)
worth mentioning guacamelee 1 and 2 (notable indie metroidvania games ) are currently free on the epic store: https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/guacamelee-stce-7cdbc8 https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/guacamelee-2-ac4977
I just remembered Netflix includes a bunch of worthwhile mobile games if you’re into that
Runs great for me— it’s how I’ve been playing it
Edit: cross save went life so I’m playing with all the stuff I collected on the ps4
flappy bappy wise the bottom ones are the joystick clicks, and the top ones are the shoulder buttons (i find my shoulder button pressed to be on the runliable side while using triggers)
motion controls? for what?
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felt like a roguelike telltale game
I think elder scrolls online has 4 player dungeons but questing can mainly be done in a large group
Switch controller hands down— the drift is annoying, but the worst is when half your controller just disconnects