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JonB is going to be DMing at his local comic book store pretty soon.

Yeah, I miss the old days where I could beat a game in 8-10 hours, with the occasional long one. I think Viewfinder may end up being my low key GOTY because it was short, yet (much like TOTK) was a gameplay marvel. I soooo want to give BG3 a shot, but 100 hours? Fuck. I still have shit to finish up with Zelda, and I put a good 85 hours into it. #firstworldproblems

GS - 9 IGN - 9.5 Meta: 90 Been a banger year and see that continuing. I think most reviews will be more forgiving of it's issues given the scale of what it's trying to do.

I just bought Vampire Survivors for free on Switch today since I had enough Gold points.

I aint no sucker I just finished the house of healing Act 2 reminds me of Hellraiser Lordian Studios. Godurs Gate

Backlog is still pretty big but I've been doing a decent job keeping up with this years games. Done with FFXVI, still chipping away at TOTK (trying to make that one last, probably won't finish it for some time), I'm in Act 3 of BG3 and should be done by the time AC6 is out. If Starfield doesn't suck I'll start that after AC6....otherwise I'll probably chip away at the backlog till Cyberpunk DLC (assuming that doesn't suck). The back half of the year is pretty light for me, SMRPG is short and I assume SMW will be too. So I should have some time to go back for the stuff I missed then

Good news for collectors.

I don't think I've ever had my backlog this bad before. Back in the day I might've had 5-10 games in the backlog. No big deal, I could burn through that on a 2 week vacation. Now I can barely keep my backlog under 30. Doesn't help that I tend to impulse buy so every time I start scratching games off the list they immediately get replaced by other shit I bought on a whim. It's really bad right now since I bought a PS5 recently. I was browsing through my PS Game Library and noticed so many games I straight up forgot I even bought.

I usually hate long ass games cause most of them are just boring. Ubisoft games, Sony games, EA, all those games that are just filler stuff. But then there are games that actually make me feel like part of the world they take place in and ill spend a shit ton of time in those games. Witcher 3, Elden Ring, Skyrim, Godlurs Gate. These games dont feel like a time killer. Lie of P tho i do want to play that but itll prob be put on the back burner with Forza till after the holidays. I cant play multiple games at once anymore.

yeah its de-motivating. I feel like this year in particular has had soooooooooooo many long games, its ridiculous. Trying to finish FFXVI so I can start Baldur's Gate 3....oh wait but I also want to play more of Jagged Alliance 3.....oh yeah and Starfield + Lies of P come out next month.... fuck me

Im going to have to buy that game too

I'll play for you too

Stealing is stealing I’ll pray for you 🙏

MY computer will probably sound like a spaceship 😂

It’s 0fps on pc

2 of the best RPGs EVER MADE BACK TO BACK (back a lil more on xbox but still tchbo tshbo)

Thats how i was feeling til i started Godlurs Gate.

First act was typical fantasy world act 2 is on some dark shit

We are back in business

But it's more cinematic though :Killzone:

30 FPS gaming in 2023

https://gameishard.gg/news/nintendos-next-gen-console-is-slowly-coming-into-focus/7544/ Why I think it's possible: And PS4 pro will be 8 years old next year, using 9 year old tech. The Switch for example was about 3-4x the power of PS3 from what I recall (5x the GPU power). This alone would lead me to guess at least a PS4 pro equivalent with ray tracing.

PC gaming builds character. You've never really gamed until you've had to troubleshoot crashing due an insufficient amount of voltage to RAM. Miss me with that plug and play baby shit.

Finished season 1 of Rabbit Hole. That was a lot of fun!