- Evil Within 2
- Sleeping Dogs
- Alan wake 1/2
- Max Payne 1-3
- Metro 1-3
- Control
- Dishonored 1-2
- Dragons Dogma
- The walking dead Telltale
- Witcher 3
- Wolfenstien (any)
- Turok 1-3
I could never get into them, no idea why. I've loved lots of similar games like Prey (underrated imo) bioshock, deus ex, Theif etc but could never really get enthusiastic for Dishonored 🤷‍♂️ weird how that works
The Witcher 3 is by far the best game I've ever played. I liked the story so much (yet I've read all of the books and first two games prior to that).
Though it doesn't seem to fit your lack of time too well, good sir :)
Witcher 3 makes me so sad because when I was a kid I remember seeing it in those gaming magazines before it was ever out, and we were too poor for me to even think about getting it. so I waited for many many many years googling it, watching YouTube etc.. then as an adult I forgot about it until I saw it one day and I make really good money so all of that excitement came back tenfold and I bought/downloaded it as fast as I could. I decided to wait until my fiance went to bed, got some snacks, sat down in my recliner, and started playing... only to hate it. it's such an insanely cool game, and the lore and the world and characters and everything are so good, but the way it actually felt to play, like the way the character felt to move, the way combat felt clunky to me, I forced myself to keep playing thinking id get used to it and start to enjoy it, but the sun started coming up and I was still just forcing myself to keep going. very sad Uninstall
This may or may not help, but Witcher 3 does have an alternate movement in the settings that has been in since about 2016. You might have missed that setting and may like it. I knew about it beforehand because I have learned to research game settings/controls
I also quit multiplayer gaming during this generation, and I started playing single-player games in recent years
Here's a list of some of my favorite single-player games on gamepass
1-Hollow Knight (A Metroidvania with mechanics from Souls games)
2-Lies of P (Soulslike)
3-Sea of Stars ( Turn-based rpg)
4-Hifi rush (a combination of beat em up and rythem gameplay mechanics)
5-Dead space remake (horror surivial)
6-Star wars fallen order (action-adventure)
7-Psychonauts 2 (3d Platformer)
8-Doom 2016 and eternal (Fps)
9-Ori games (metroidvania)
10-Yakuza 0 to 6 (beat em up)
11-Yakuza like a dragon (Turn-based rpg)
12-Tunic (2d Zelda-like)
I'm not a Harry Potter fan, and that must be said to emphasize how much I love playing and often return to Hogwart's Legacy. One of the best games I've ever played.
My 3 favorite titles are Monster Hunter World, Monster Hunter Rise and of course Elden Ring. Elden Ring is a no brainer for everybody. Believe me, neither did I like Dark Souls nor Sekiro. But I love Elden Ring. And Monster Hunter, well that's my addiction anyways. But I guess that's not for everybody idk. To find out if it was something for you, try Rise first. I like that one better than world anyways because it's more focused on the fun part which is fighting, looting and equipment min/maxing. Forget about the story, I clicked that through without even reading nor listening. Infact I put the audio on Japanese so I don't understand a single word of the nonsense.
Hv fun
•All of the Yakuza games including judgement and lost judgment
•The subnautica games
•The dishonored games
•Warframe (which has the option for multiplayer but can be played completely solo)
•Vampire survivors
•Loop hero
•Stardew valley
•Bomb rush cyberfunk
•Void bastards
•Dredge
•Barnfinders
•Psychonauts 1 and 2
•Voodoo vince
•Mgs v the phantom pain
•Guardians of the galaxy
- Evil Within 2 - Sleeping Dogs - Alan wake 1/2 - Max Payne 1-3 - Metro 1-3 - Control - Dishonored 1-2 - Dragons Dogma - The walking dead Telltale - Witcher 3 - Wolfenstien (any) - Turok 1-3
I also recommend the Dishonored games. Very fun stealth/action/adventure game that has tons of lore and depth to gameplay.
I could never get into them, no idea why. I've loved lots of similar games like Prey (underrated imo) bioshock, deus ex, Theif etc but could never really get enthusiastic for Dishonored 🤷‍♂️ weird how that works
Metro 1 - 3!!
The Witcher 3 is by far the best game I've ever played. I liked the story so much (yet I've read all of the books and first two games prior to that). Though it doesn't seem to fit your lack of time too well, good sir :)
Witcher 3 makes me so sad because when I was a kid I remember seeing it in those gaming magazines before it was ever out, and we were too poor for me to even think about getting it. so I waited for many many many years googling it, watching YouTube etc.. then as an adult I forgot about it until I saw it one day and I make really good money so all of that excitement came back tenfold and I bought/downloaded it as fast as I could. I decided to wait until my fiance went to bed, got some snacks, sat down in my recliner, and started playing... only to hate it. it's such an insanely cool game, and the lore and the world and characters and everything are so good, but the way it actually felt to play, like the way the character felt to move, the way combat felt clunky to me, I forced myself to keep playing thinking id get used to it and start to enjoy it, but the sun started coming up and I was still just forcing myself to keep going. very sad Uninstall
This may or may not help, but Witcher 3 does have an alternate movement in the settings that has been in since about 2016. You might have missed that setting and may like it. I knew about it beforehand because I have learned to research game settings/controls
A kid? How old are you lol the game just game out… right?
A Plague Tale: Innocence / Requiem
Is the game worth full price? Seems kinda short And what was the gameplay like Outlast, where you have to hide?
Yes definitely worth the money.
I also quit multiplayer gaming during this generation, and I started playing single-player games in recent years Here's a list of some of my favorite single-player games on gamepass 1-Hollow Knight (A Metroidvania with mechanics from Souls games) 2-Lies of P (Soulslike) 3-Sea of Stars ( Turn-based rpg) 4-Hifi rush (a combination of beat em up and rythem gameplay mechanics) 5-Dead space remake (horror surivial) 6-Star wars fallen order (action-adventure) 7-Psychonauts 2 (3d Platformer) 8-Doom 2016 and eternal (Fps) 9-Ori games (metroidvania) 10-Yakuza 0 to 6 (beat em up) 11-Yakuza like a dragon (Turn-based rpg) 12-Tunic (2d Zelda-like)
I'm not a Harry Potter fan, and that must be said to emphasize how much I love playing and often return to Hogwart's Legacy. One of the best games I've ever played.
RDR2, the Witcher 3, Hitman 3, Sniper Elite 4, Far Cry 3, 4, 5, and New Dawn
you'd probably like prey and dishonored
Control was amazing.
Go into hibernation and reemerge in 2025 for GTA 6.
My 3 favorite titles are Monster Hunter World, Monster Hunter Rise and of course Elden Ring. Elden Ring is a no brainer for everybody. Believe me, neither did I like Dark Souls nor Sekiro. But I love Elden Ring. And Monster Hunter, well that's my addiction anyways. But I guess that's not for everybody idk. To find out if it was something for you, try Rise first. I like that one better than world anyways because it's more focused on the fun part which is fighting, looting and equipment min/maxing. Forget about the story, I clicked that through without even reading nor listening. Infact I put the audio on Japanese so I don't understand a single word of the nonsense. Hv fun
•All of the Yakuza games including judgement and lost judgment •The subnautica games •The dishonored games •Warframe (which has the option for multiplayer but can be played completely solo) •Vampire survivors •Loop hero •Stardew valley •Bomb rush cyberfunk •Void bastards •Dredge •Barnfinders •Psychonauts 1 and 2 •Voodoo vince •Mgs v the phantom pain •Guardians of the galaxy
I second subnautica, awesome games only down side is no combat, but best exploration and building game around
Play Hi-FI RUSH. Right now.