I know exactly what you mean. For my part, I usually have the thing I’m playing by myself and the thing I’m playing with a friend in co-op. This weekend I got distracted from the thing I’m playing by myself (BATTLETECH) by a different, newly acquired thing (Deep Sky Derelicts).
I have a newly minted STJ/Rad sentinel that needs leveling on COH. But I have to give some attention to Dark Future: Blood Red States. Best Car Wars like in a long time.
I like it. It really gives me the Car Wars board game feel. I have been neglecting it because of altitis in City of Heroes. I played the heck out of the demo. So having the full game is like a surfeit of coolness.
Would I recommend it? Yes, very much so. If, and only if, you like the demo. Give it a shot.
Not Virtua Racing against @Chappers as he is known to be on the run around the world, scared of me. So I’ll get beaten down by my nephew at Mario Kart, and I intend to take my frustration out nuking @Navaronegun at Twiglet Struggle, puzzling out the meaning of life in La-Mulana 2, and watching numbers slowly grow in Langrisser Mobile.
Well in my case, the gaming sessions are less than 20 minutes most of the time. Little goals!
Well the plan was to play La-Mulana 2… And then @Chappers happened, decided to force me into grabbing the international Switch version of Monster Hunter because it is on sale…
And well, I’ve played only this, all day. It’s like sliding into your bed after changing the sheets. So comfortable.
It has been over 10 years, so I am going through the training again. It doesn’t seem to have changed much, though!
Thanks @Thraeg for putting this back onto my radar. I had no idea I had missed it so much.
After reading a bunch of reviews for Cadence of Hyrule that incorrectly crowned it the #1 third-party Zelda game ever made, I thought back to the true owner of that title: Hyrule Warriors. Wanting to play more Hyrule Warriors, but not wanting to replay everything I’ve already done (on my WiiU version), I picked up a sale copy of Fire Emblem Warriors for $20 at Amazon.
It’s pretty much what I expected, but with much less variety than Hyrule Warriors–which is mostly a better game all around. But this is still a pretty solid entry in the Warriors series of games (even though it probably has the worst story setup I’ve ever seen in a game for each battle, but I don’t play this for the story), so I’ll be repeatedly committing some minor genocides this weekend.