What game(s) are you playing right now?

[SPSheep]

"Marathon Infinity": currently free on Steam. It's a series Bungie made before "Halo"

[Cdn_Cuda]

Ooh, I loved playing the original Marathon games. Those shotguns were great. Infinity is the third game of the series.

[Magmoormaster]

I played Durandal back when they ported it to 360. Didn’t get very far in the story though. Mostly just played the survival mode or whatever they called it.

[Magmoormaster]

I started playing the Oblivion Remaster. Only a few hours in but it’s real good. Looks incredible, and it fixed the floaty combat from the original. Supposedly they didn’t fix the crappy leveling system, but I haven’t gotten far enough in to confirm.

[Bow]

As far as I can tell it's the same old. I purposely set up my characters Major skills to be the opposite of what I lime that way I level up slower. Already lvl 18 after saving all my levels to 13, then playing a few more hours. I just went around uncovering all the PoIs on the map.

[Bow]

Oblivion remastered looks exactly how i remember it looking as it was when I was 13. Ive already probably got 10 or 12 hours in. Fully kitted out frostcrag Spire (player house) and now I'm not sure what my goal should be. I think I want to raid all the caves in order. I dunno why.

also, my first 2 chosen random caves were both full of vampires lol. Make sure to visit a chapel and get a blessing so you don't end up a vampire, if you do wanna be a vampire there's a great old DLC house on rhe southern most tip of the map called the vile lair that you can buy a permanent NPC that always sleeps and can't be killed. You can use him to cheese your sneak level, pickpocket level, and blade/blunt levels since he can't die. Be aware, you might gain to many levels to fast so don't spend them all at once.

[glaman5266]

"Oblivion remastered looks exactly how i remember it looking as it was when I was 13."

My general rule is if a remaster looks like that & evokes that feeling, the devs did a good job. Metroid Prime Remastered gives me that same feeling.

[vijil]

Currently playing Delta Force mobile. It's also on PC. All my gaming is mobile these days out of necessity but honestly if this is what mobile games are then I'm not missing out.

It's the closest thing to a genuine battlefield style game on mobile, and it has destruction physics(!) and minimal (or zero) p2w elements that I can find. Everything is cosmetic. I'm fine with them charging $300+ for a gun skin to some idiot so I can play for free if there's no P2W.

They've basically decided to do what COD doesn't, focusing on an extraction mode and a BF style warfare mode rather than the BR and squad MP modes COD goes for. I'm all about warfare.

So far I much prefer it to COD. The guns somehow feel and sound more real (based on experience), and the character classes are more fun. Effective use of smoke really, really matters. There are no stupid score streaks. Weapon customization is endless and that includes a surprising amount of vehicle customization - you can set up your M1 tank with different types of ammunition, different secondary weapons, drones etc. I'm having a blast just running around being a medic and blowing up the occasional helo with a hilariously placed tank round.

Yes there are lots of bots, but I just think of it like a moba with creeps who make for easy kills. Normally the number of human players in each team of 24 is balanced.

[homerj]

Finished the story mode for Terror Of Hemasaurus this weekend. Really fun little Rampage clone. Short but sweet. I just wish there had been more to it. Needed way more variety in the levels. They’re all essentially the same, really only adding a new enemy vehicle here & there. Well worth $5.00 or less. Maybe I’m a sociopath but i couldn’t help but giggle every time i tossed a human into the blades of a helicopter & heard it make the same sound as a lawn mower running over a small tree stump.