Let me know what you think!

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I just realized I've spent like 20 hours doing random NPC quests in my current playthrough instead of progressing the main story. The side characters honestly have better development than some of the main cast. Am I alone in this or does everyone do this?

Back in 2005 - I used to play a racing game where both the rank in the race and the damage done to other vehicles mattered. The combined final ranking used to be an amalgamation for these two.

There was also a mode where in a stadium multiple cars will collide against each other and the last one to survive wins. Lastly, any similar games for MacBook currently available ?

Rating Games I've played-

Games I liked:

Alan Wake 2: 87/100

RE4(not finished but so far): 79/100

FNAF Help Wanted: 73/100

Playdead's Inside: 72/100

Little Nightmares 2: 70/100

Games I didn't like as much:

Alan Wake: 68/100(combat too repetitive, story was solid and still ensured that I would want to check out the sequel)

Bendy and The Dark Revival: 63/100(lacking depth in combat mechanics imo, story was nice but nothing remarkable)

FNAF Help Wanted 2: 61/100(doesn't try to be scary majority of the time, despite the fact that it kind of is in the few instances where it actually does try, story is practically non-existent mostly)

Little Nightmares: 58/100(I felt it was a bit too vague, I was lost frankly for the duration of my playthrough, without much understanding for the story that was going)

Poppy Playtime(played till ch. 3): 39/100(Found it difficult to engage with the mechanics, gets confusing at times, and I never really felt any sense of genuine horror when playing it for the most part, story I found vague for the sake of being vague, without a proper reason)

Just my opinions on the games btw lol

But yes, looking for some recommendations that'll be in my 80+ or 90+ tiers

I really want to play black clover quartet knights online but the game is dead is there any active communities or any other dead game communities like star wars battle front 1

So I've never played any of big walk, content warning, moving out, underward, overcooked, phasmophobia, any backrooms game, human fall flat, or any of those little group/friendslop/collaborative type games. I haven't played any of them and am just looking for a group and game/games that can be good for some laughs and a good time. I never really had people to play any of them with, so i just never tried them

Preferably looking for those who also haven't played something before, so it's new for all of us, lol. Feels like that would make for the best experience, lol. If there is one you haven't played and would like to try, shoot me a dm or comment!

Im on PS5, but I'm open to all crossplay options as well!

I've just feel that I already played all good things this franchise have to show

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Hey 30 male with a full time job just looking for friends that know what it’s like to be busy but can play the game together when we just randomly are online at the same time! I play and have tons of games some of my usuals include .

Dead by daylight
Fortnite
R6 siege
RuneScape dragonwilds
Once human
Baulders gate
Halo campaign evolved
Halloween

And eventually soon GTA6

Also a big horror movie lover so if you love horror movies or games I’m also your guy!

Looking forward to playing with you all!

Everyone hates when a game forces you through an on-rails tutorial where it freezes the action to make you press every single button one by one. It feels tedious and treats you like you have never held a controller before.

At the same time, dropping the info into a quick text popup or reference menu usually fails too. Most people immediately skip reading the guide to jump straight into gameplay, only to end up confused about basic controls five minutes later.

What game has actually handled teaching you how to play without feeling like an annoying chore or leaving you completely lost?

I'm not sure if people are overreacting to its issues.

Tell us about them!

Is it worth playing at all?

It’s called Hatsune Miku: Project Diva 2nd

My stats tells this but I have a crush on a platform co-op like It Takes Two, Cuphead <3