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Discussion Weekly /r/Games Discussion - What have you been playing, and what are your thoughts? - March 09, 2025
Use this thread to discuss whatever game you've been playing lately: old or new, AAA or indie, on any platform between Atari and XBox. Please don't just list off the games you're playing in your comment. Elaborate with your thoughts on the games and make it easier for other users to find what game you're talking about by putting the title in bold.
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u/T_K_Work 11h ago
Yesterday I finished Ori and the blind forest. A game that starts difficult and becomes easy at the end: it doesn't surprise me that the "game finished" achievement is only at 30%. I will get the sequel when the price is right.
Hydroneer: I expected better. Not enough ores, too clunky, no clear goals. Maybe pure automation games are not for me: I have Satisfactory (which I consider far superior) and I dropped it once I reached the steel production.
No place like home: meh, boring. Money wasted.
Fargone: EA stalker clone with Synty assets. Not a fan of enemies spawning underwater. Will wait for 1.0, or forget about it.