A dedicated section in my Steam library
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This game deserves GOTY status IMO. The combat, story, characters and soundtrack are absolutely top tier!
Meanwhile, In my Steam Library:
GAMES:
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Not to mention one of the characters spending the entire game barefoot. It's the attention to detail, really.
I didn't even notice, which one? Or is it just the small screen on the steam deck?
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To be fair, it doesn't have a boring medieval-fantasy D&D setting, which is at least different from 99% of RPGs. I would give it a chance based on that alone.
Yeh it looks cool, but it's the gameplay that always turns me off with RPGs, I just can't deal with the combat. It's a shame.
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I didn't even notice, which one? Or is it just the small screen on the steam deck?
wrote last edited by [email protected]Lune has rejected the idea of shoes. My headcanon is that she draws her mana from the earth and footwear gets in the way. In the same way that Quiet from Metal Gear breathes through her skin and must wear a bikini at all times.
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Why not a dedicated showcase on your Steam profile? Arguably even more prestigious, since they're limited in quantity.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I like to showcase a silly achievement I've gotten
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Does anyone else have a section of their library for games you never want to play again (various reasons)
Yeah, it's the "Hide this game" option, unless it's something I really don't care to have in my library, then it's the "remove this game from my library" option.
The first one I can think of for the latter was Konami's eFootball. So shit I went straight back to playing old PES games instead.
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Yeh it looks cool, but it's the gameplay that always turns me off with RPGs, I just can't deal with the combat. It's a shame.
I mean to each to their own, and I'm not gonna try to be one of the people trying to convince you your opinion is wrong, but saying "I don't like the combat in rpg games" in my mind sounds like "I don't like the main character in Sci Fi movies". Baldurs Gate, Skyrim, and The Witcher are all RPGs with entirely different combat systems.. seems odd to me to to say you'd play none of them for that shared reason
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YES! E33 is easily the best rpg I've played. the post game is a bit repetitive but literally everything else is perfect. and that soundtrack... ooh that soundtrack!!
Not just the soundtrack. That sound design is just perfect
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Does anyone else have a section of their library for games you never want to play again (various reasons)
wrote last edited by [email protected]I call mine “played enough”, but I have had a change of heart on occasions and did go back to some of them.
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Does anyone else have a section of their library for games you never want to play again (various reasons)
Yes, and I put clair obscur in it. It's overly produced linear trash with entirely too many cutscenes.
If I wanted to watch a movie, I'd fire up netflix
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Yes, and I put clair obscur in it. It's overly produced linear trash with entirely too many cutscenes.
If I wanted to watch a movie, I'd fire up netflix
wrote last edited by [email protected]TBH I love getting attached to good characters with good VAs and cutscenes in games (though I haven't plated 33 yet).
I would cite FemV. CP2077 would be alright with an unvoiced protag (for me), but the voice actress killed it, especially with the dynamic with Johnny.
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This game deserves GOTY status IMO. The combat, story, characters and soundtrack are absolutely top tier!
wrote last edited by [email protected]Shame it's windows only.
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I like to showcase a silly achievement I've gotten
Well, you can't just make a statement like that without showing us which one. That's against the internet law.
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Yeh it looks cool, but it's the gameplay that always turns me off with RPGs, I just can't deal with the combat. It's a shame.
Same for me, I never touched a Final Fantasy (or alike) game and never will, but because of the parry and dodge mechanic I loved E33
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Meanwhile, In my Steam Library:
GAMES:
You don't have any games to play?
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Yes, and I put clair obscur in it. It's overly produced linear trash with entirely too many cutscenes.
If I wanted to watch a movie, I'd fire up netflix
Ooo interesting take. I'm on the other side of the spectrum - I don't enjoy open world or games with branching paths and would rather have a focused, linear story. E33 was a refreshing take for me, but I can see how it doesn't appeal to people who don't like the "movie" aspect.
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Shame it's windows only.
It plays fine in Linux?
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It plays fine in Linux?
Are you asking or telling?
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It plays fine in Linux?
https://www.protondb.com/app/1903340
Seems like it works out-of-box for some users, with commands for some, not at all for others.
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https://www.protondb.com/app/1903340
Seems like it works out-of-box for some users, with commands for some, not at all for others.
Somewhere in Chapter 2 my Windows 11 install got corrupted to the point where a recovery upgrade wouldn't even run so I installed CachyOS. I've played a good 4 hours so far and if anything it's running better under Proton. The QTEs feel snappier.
