Baldur's Gate retrospective is finished bros:
https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads/good-gaming-channels-on-youtube.91187/page-51#post-7451770
The first of the Tomb Raider reboot games. Can't in good conscience recommend this one. There isn't actually a lot of "game" in it but it is fun if you're after a modern day Indiana Jones film but slightly more interactive and with considerably less charming characters. Despite the fact that it's a 2013 game it still looks really, really good in many places.
Have to disagree here. I actually liked it more than the older TR games. It's a lot more visceral, and, unlike other TR titles, you're not spending most of your time looking for X key to unlock X area.
The first of the Tomb Raider reboot games. Can't in good conscience recommend this one. There isn't actually a lot of "game" in it but it is fun if you're after a modern day Indiana Jones film but slightly more interactive and with considerably less charming characters. Despite the fact that it's a 2013 game it still looks really, really good in many places.
Have to disagree here. I actually liked it more than the older TR games. It's a lot more visceral, and, unlike other TR titles, you're not spending most of your time looking for X key to unlock X area.
lol visceral
The older TR titles were action adventures with a focus on switch pulling and jumping puzzles. The reboot had almost nothing in common with them. Tombs were optional one-room affairs with a single puzzle to solve, usually a very easy and obvious one. Meh.
Not being like the older titles is exactly why I liked it. Good for you if you enjoy [actually doing stuff in computer games] though.
Why would you do that? They're literally consolefagged up linear monkey tracks.Man I didn't do replay of whole (four first games) Splinter Cell games in like two years. Time to make up for it.
what in the world
and why is there an npc from RAGE in fallout 3
Meet Sigourn, the Morrowind addict. He hates it, but can't stop playing with it.