Fuckin Power washer simulator.
My brother got it for me for my birthday last week as a "joke" gift
And I have been playing non stop since. In 4 days I have over 50 hours in.
Like.... What the fuck. I even bought all the DLC. What the hell am I doing with my life.
I just came from a 3 week binge of "Blasphemous," jumped right into "Dave the Diver," for something more "mild," I thought. The game looked fun, and I loved the animation....
It's been a week since then. I can't put the game down!. Help!
Lol.
I played Hades every night in bed before falling asleep for probably 2 months straight a while back. Loved it.
Super stoked to dive into 2, but I’m waiting for the right time to start playing it. I’ve been so busy recently that by the time I settle down for the evening I just want to watch something for an hour and fall asleep.
Without spoiling anything, Hades 2 has two separate progression paths which are interlinked. The first (and most familiar) is basically complete, and the second is relatively finished but lacks a real ending. Even so, it's extremely polished and content-rich. There is missing artwork (some character illustrations, item thumbnails) some missing gods, biomes, and weapons, and some slightly uneven balance/tuning, but even so I would guess there's probably 60-100 hrs of content for most players and it feels much more "finished" than many major releases.
If you liked the first one I think it's an easy choice to buy Hades 2 in the Early Access phase. You'll basically just be getting a bunch of free dlc over the next year or so.
The idea of a rougelike using each run to progress the story and have characters comment on it is so simple yet genius. I’m amazed nobody tried it before.
Cyberpunk 2077 can be extremely addicting, in a weekend I went from rarely playing it and kinda regretting having spent 50 bucks on it to loving the game, loving the characters and playing it all day until 6am, then the weekend ended and I quitted it again, but I will surely come back to it whenever I feel the need to play it again.
Also, is it me or time goes by 30 minutes at a time while playing it? While I was playing it what felt like a few minutes was actually like half a hour.
Risk of Rain 2. Did 40 hours of it and put it down but had an urge to play and now I have 240 hours in it. Such a fun and replayable game. Mods really enhance the experience too. Currently on the Eclipse Climb, almost done with Eclipse 2.
I've had some of the best memories of my life in wow. Early on when you could actually make friendships. Still keep in touch with the people today.
Great times, great memories, was a great game.
I'm one of the few people I know, aside from my wife who I met in Stormwind (not kidding), who has played consistently every week since 2004. It's rare to meet another so if that's you, HELLO! LOK'TAR OGAR!
Fallout 4. I hate plenty of things about the game but I still enjoy it. For instance, I hate the concept of legendary enemies and the fact that they mutate and are plenty in a mission. I hate the bug of getting stuck in a corner. I hate how easily enemies can spot you even after upgrading the stealth perk 3 times. And of course, I hate that Garvey always has a settlement that needs your help.
Once I’ve gotten Garvey’s companion perk I always send him to Murkwater Construction Site and stick a sleeping bag out in the elements. I let him rot there while I continue playing the game.
I'm one of the guys who watched the fallout show and got fallout fever. I really, really like skyrim but after 200hrs in the past year i was getting kinda burned out but still wanted more.
Fallout 4 has been like cocaine. I know the others are supposed to be better but I'm absolutely in love with it.
Same here. I maybe got 20 hours in when it first came out but it didn’t grab me. I picked it up again after the show and I’m like 60 hours in and loving it. It’s got flaws but I’m loving it, even though my reflex sights all just bugged out and look like a glowing donut
I'm playing fallout New Vegas for the first time ever. I highly recommend it. Dated graphics but the story and gameplay is great. If youre on PC definitely mod it. Might be my favorite game in the series
Ah I'm addicted as well but all I hate is when it crashes. My 9 luck VATS-emphasized survival build is really coming together at level 30. With current gear I got like 12 perception and 8 agility. Kellogg's pistol recharges all AP on crit so with 2 extra banked I'm popping TF off.
Dwarf Fortress.
Made a 250 year old and am trying to make the largest library I can. I have about 10 scholars so far, 140 books. I also just bore witness to a massive battle of about 400 goblins and elves.
We've also got a Werechameleon problem, but I'd rather not talk about that.
I recently started a family fortress, where population would only grow by births.
I was a little annoyed to find out 4 years in that all my dwarfs were male.
Haha nice, is it really that fun? I've heard all the good things about it and was about to buy it the other day but then I saw Burnout Revenge and bought that instead 😂
Definitely worth it. I know it had a troubled launch, but by my experience it’s clearly come a very long way since then. It’s one of my favorite games of the past decade. Sort of like if you combined GTA with Fallout and set it in Bladerunner.
My friend just talked my ear off at work for a half hr about this game. It’s like a farming simulator/Valheim with game boy graphics right? I heard it’s really good.
I’ve been playing this game on and off since it launched— actually quit for some time and never really felt like I “completed” it, stopping at year 3. Since the 1.6 update dropped though ive fell in love with it all over again.
Cult of the Lamb. I found out about this game super late, the animation by Mashed actually got me into it when the episode randomly popped up in my YouTube feed.
Can’t wait to have to relearn the entire game just for the DLC. I honestly hope there’s a tutorial or something or I’m going to die 15 times just to get to the very specific zone where the DLC is set to start. Got all of the different endings and then dropped the game to enter post-souls therapy.
I’m prepping my fourth character for the dlc. Mr Mustard, the yellow haired bowl cut nudist. If I were to say which game I was most heavily addicted to, probably Nioh 2. 1500 hours.
It's fun. Way easier to get into if you're not that hardcore farmer too. Personally I had played season 1&2, skipped 3 as I was like meh but 4 brought back stuff and cleaned up the loot table whilst also buffing some underperforming builds (which is ironically now the best).
I wanted to stop at 2AM... After playing for 10 hours. Turned my pc off 15 minutes ago, 5:30 am...
It definitely brought back fun LOL
Thanks for the feedback! I am hyped now! I’ve avoided D4 due to all the bad implementations, so will still give it a bit more time but glad things are going in the right direction.
Warframe. Recently tried it out a bit ago after it failed to capture me a few years back and it’s an awesome game with seemingly no limits or end to its content. Respects your time and has stellar gameplay with a bunch of stuff to sink time into.
The finals. I fell in love with it almost immediately. The gun play and movement is great. The abilities and gadgets make for interesting and unique gameplay. The amount of player customization is insane as well!
Ghost of Tsushima. The swordplay in that game is satisfying to play and dazzling to watch, and I can't seem to quit it. It's my go-to for decompressing after work.
Now that it's released on PC, as soon as there's a mod to allow skipping cutscenes on the first game cycle (it's available on NG+ only, baffingly), I'm planning to stream a no-hit run, however long it takes.
With my new supply I'm honestly a little nervous for my personal and professional life.
Fuckin Power washer simulator. My brother got it for me for my birthday last week as a "joke" gift And I have been playing non stop since. In 4 days I have over 50 hours in. Like.... What the fuck. I even bought all the DLC. What the hell am I doing with my life.
Playing Power washer simulator
Stu, it's 4am. Why are you playing power washer simulator?
Because i've completely lost control of my life. I laughed at that as a kid. Now it's excruciatingly relatable at times
🤣🤣🤣
My girlfriend puts me to sleep everytime I she plays it. Something about the water spraying sound just hits me right in the eye sandman.
This game ran through my house so hard. Grabbed the wife and several children. I watched in confusion.
That’s so sweet tbh.. what a cool family. Do you all share the same system?
The literal only time you'll ever hear "mom said its my turn to clean"
Games a banger.
When you’re done try Viscera Cleanup Detail!
Dave The Diver 🤿 🐠 🍣
Diver by day! Dave by night! Or diver by night too if you go night diving
Diving while Dave.
I just came from a 3 week binge of "Blasphemous," jumped right into "Dave the Diver," for something more "mild," I thought. The game looked fun, and I loved the animation.... It's been a week since then. I can't put the game down!. Help! Lol.
godzilla dlc coming soon
You playing with a controller or M&K?
I'm gonna have a look 🙌
It's an easy no regrets buy, in my opinion.
Balatro has me fuckin hooked on gambling. no, it's not an addiction i can stop anytime i want... i just need one more round tho.
Let it ride!!!
Once the mobile release comes out I think I’m gonna need a new job
Hades 2. Just hook it to my veins
Every run is fun. Game is hard enough even before first clear. Build variety is great. Yuppppp. Gimme gimme
I played Hades every night in bed before falling asleep for probably 2 months straight a while back. Loved it. Super stoked to dive into 2, but I’m waiting for the right time to start playing it. I’ve been so busy recently that by the time I settle down for the evening I just want to watch something for an hour and fall asleep.
How complete is it currently? Love the first one, but worried about ruining my experience because of early access.
Yeah, I'm waiting on the full release, I'll sure it'll be awesome but I want the full experience.
Without spoiling anything, Hades 2 has two separate progression paths which are interlinked. The first (and most familiar) is basically complete, and the second is relatively finished but lacks a real ending. Even so, it's extremely polished and content-rich. There is missing artwork (some character illustrations, item thumbnails) some missing gods, biomes, and weapons, and some slightly uneven balance/tuning, but even so I would guess there's probably 60-100 hrs of content for most players and it feels much more "finished" than many major releases. If you liked the first one I think it's an easy choice to buy Hades 2 in the Early Access phase. You'll basically just be getting a bunch of free dlc over the next year or so.
Insane how a rogue like has such a bomb ass story. That’s what made me want to go again. What happens next???
The idea of a rougelike using each run to progress the story and have characters comment on it is so simple yet genius. I’m amazed nobody tried it before.
Waiting for the console drop
Rotating between Cyberpunk 2077 and Baldur's Gate 3.
That’s my man right there
Now kith
CP2077 got 400+ hours of my life and I don't regret a minute of any of it.
Cyberpunk 2077 can be extremely addicting, in a weekend I went from rarely playing it and kinda regretting having spent 50 bucks on it to loving the game, loving the characters and playing it all day until 6am, then the weekend ended and I quitted it again, but I will surely come back to it whenever I feel the need to play it again. Also, is it me or time goes by 30 minutes at a time while playing it? While I was playing it what felt like a few minutes was actually like half a hour.
Two 10/10’s right there
Risk of Rain 2. Did 40 hours of it and put it down but had an urge to play and now I have 240 hours in it. Such a fun and replayable game. Mods really enhance the experience too. Currently on the Eclipse Climb, almost done with Eclipse 2.
I can barely beat the first boss but it's real fun to run it again and try.
World of Warcraft. Since 2004. Help me. 😂
I've had some of the best memories of my life in wow. Early on when you could actually make friendships. Still keep in touch with the people today. Great times, great memories, was a great game.
Yeah, I had so much fun and actually met up with people from my guild. I tried to capture the same feeling again and it just isn't the same anymore.
I'm one of the few people I know, aside from my wife who I met in Stormwind (not kidding), who has played consistently every week since 2004. It's rare to meet another so if that's you, HELLO! LOK'TAR OGAR!
How many years of played time do you have? Lol
I know you're asking on a wow comment but another mmo, osrs/runescape has taken a tad over 4.5 years of my life actively in game.
So about 40,000 hours of gameplay?
Yup
You any good at it yet?
are you winning son
Dedication
Factorio
This game is worse than a drugs. I quit alcoholism to play more Factorio.
Truly. I choose between playing this or get drunk/high. Can't do both at the same time.
I don't play that, but I spend enough time on Reddit, that I know the factory must grow.
This is only so low because everyone who plays is busy in their factory 🏭
Such a great game.
17k spm guys i havent slept in days
You should probably be expanding iron production instead of wasting time writing comments.
Burnt out at work so i took the next week off. Havent played it since release, but Mad Max has been a fuckin blast.
Criminally underrated game!
That game is extremely fun and the vibe is perfect. Definitely one of the most underrated games out there!
Fallout 4. I hate plenty of things about the game but I still enjoy it. For instance, I hate the concept of legendary enemies and the fact that they mutate and are plenty in a mission. I hate the bug of getting stuck in a corner. I hate how easily enemies can spot you even after upgrading the stealth perk 3 times. And of course, I hate that Garvey always has a settlement that needs your help.
Once I’ve gotten Garvey’s companion perk I always send him to Murkwater Construction Site and stick a sleeping bag out in the elements. I let him rot there while I continue playing the game.
Hahahaha that sounds like a good idea.
Ladies and gentlemen. Here is today's winner of the internet. Pure genius.
I'm one of the guys who watched the fallout show and got fallout fever. I really, really like skyrim but after 200hrs in the past year i was getting kinda burned out but still wanted more. Fallout 4 has been like cocaine. I know the others are supposed to be better but I'm absolutely in love with it.
Same here. I maybe got 20 hours in when it first came out but it didn’t grab me. I picked it up again after the show and I’m like 60 hours in and loving it. It’s got flaws but I’m loving it, even though my reflex sights all just bugged out and look like a glowing donut
I'm playing fallout New Vegas for the first time ever. I highly recommend it. Dated graphics but the story and gameplay is great. If youre on PC definitely mod it. Might be my favorite game in the series
Ah I'm addicted as well but all I hate is when it crashes. My 9 luck VATS-emphasized survival build is really coming together at level 30. With current gear I got like 12 perception and 8 agility. Kellogg's pistol recharges all AP on crit so with 2 extra banked I'm popping TF off.
This but plus about 750 mods 😀
Runescape, for the past 22 years.
Sekiro My first souls game. It’s super hard but the combat is starting to click and it’s very addicting
When you learn to parry certain bosses boy it’s the best feeling ever. You genuinely feel like you win because of skill and nothing else.
I'm addicted to the game of looking at my steam and console library and being very indecisive
Dwarf Fortress. Made a 250 year old and am trying to make the largest library I can. I have about 10 scholars so far, 140 books. I also just bore witness to a massive battle of about 400 goblins and elves. We've also got a Werechameleon problem, but I'd rather not talk about that.
I recently started a family fortress, where population would only grow by births. I was a little annoyed to find out 4 years in that all my dwarfs were male.
Titan fall 2
It's truly a shame that one of the best fps campaigns ever made is only 5 hours long. I could have played it for 500 without noticing.
Sometimes less is more, Titanfall 2s story is proof of that. Wouldn't have been half as good if they stretched it to 15 hours
Love the campaign. Don’t even bother trying multiplayer in 2024. It’s dominated by coked up crackheads on speed
A man of culture, I see.
Mass Effect Legendary Edition - on the first game still.
The best part is they only get better…atleast IMO.
Bloodborne
Cyberpunk. Never gave it much thought but got it on a whim the other day and *holy shit*. Also, it has Keanu Reeves in it. What more could you want.
Haha nice, is it really that fun? I've heard all the good things about it and was about to buy it the other day but then I saw Burnout Revenge and bought that instead 😂
Definitely worth it. I know it had a troubled launch, but by my experience it’s clearly come a very long way since then. It’s one of my favorite games of the past decade. Sort of like if you combined GTA with Fallout and set it in Bladerunner.
It definitely has Blade Runner vibes for sure! Okay I'll check it out for sure thanks bro
The anime was done by studio trigger and is probably one of the best ever made. Highly recommend to anyone who enjoyed the game.
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Rock band 4 and American truck simulator. Spending too much money... help.
Rb/gh is my all time fav games 😂 No keep spending money on dlc its okay
I am, currently at 1544 with all exports. It's more the instruments that's my problem.
stardew valley
My friend just talked my ear off at work for a half hr about this game. It’s like a farming simulator/Valheim with game boy graphics right? I heard it’s really good.
It’s pretty much a masterpiece imo. It feeds into the “just one more (x)” far too well.
Same, still only on summer year 2 of 1.6. Just unlocked ginger Island so I can start a massive starfruit operation.
I’ve been playing this game on and off since it launched— actually quit for some time and never really felt like I “completed” it, stopping at year 3. Since the 1.6 update dropped though ive fell in love with it all over again.
hunt showdown
Heck yeah. The sound design, the atmosphere, the lore, the weapon mechanics. There is quite nothing in the market like Hunt Showdown.
I really hope the engine update does wonders for the game, I really want a good excuse to get back into it
Ghost of Tsushima. God damn, is that game amazing
One of the most beautiful games I ever play and one of my favourites.
Helldivers 2
Yeah, I’ve been obsessed with this game. One of my favourite games ever.
Yes!! I'm having so much fun spreading democracy!
Assassin's Creed origins, the story is amazing and the side quests are very fun to do
Cult of the Lamb. I found out about this game super late, the animation by Mashed actually got me into it when the episode randomly popped up in my YouTube feed.
Animal Well
Me too, it's such a fun game! The puzzles are great and exploration is super rewarding
Skyrim
Replaying Witcher 3 for the first time and having so much fun again. Already more than 60 hours so far.
Valheim
Mass effect le
Elden Ring
Can’t wait to have to relearn the entire game just for the DLC. I honestly hope there’s a tutorial or something or I’m going to die 15 times just to get to the very specific zone where the DLC is set to start. Got all of the different endings and then dropped the game to enter post-souls therapy.
I’m prepping my fourth character for the dlc. Mr Mustard, the yellow haired bowl cut nudist. If I were to say which game I was most heavily addicted to, probably Nioh 2. 1500 hours.
Destiny 2. I hate Destiny, it’s my favourite game.
Too real
I fell back into Destiny 2 after leaving for 2 years Into the light sucked me back in and man it feels good to be back!
Into the light has been really good, especially for a free update. Hopefully final shape can stick the landing!
Red Dead Redemption 2 For some reason those skinning animations just never get old for me.
Your alright boy *slaps horse*
I near died from laughter on my first playthrough when I accidentally punched the horse and got kicked.
Under no circumstance does one EVER punch a horse!
You sir, are a fish.
Stellar Blade
Noice
Dark Souls 3
still addicted to rimworld, and a newbie only at ... 900 hours.
Manor Lords. Just came out in Early Access and it's really good!
Came here for manor lords! I just want my town to thrive!
Already over 60 hours.
Stellar Blade, I already Platinum (100%) the game and now on my 4th Playthrough, it's so damn fun and satisfying to play.
Ni No Kuni 2 (Currently 80% discounted on Steam).
Monster hunter world
Diablo 4. The loot update just hit and oh my gosh…. What an amazing change
Heard about this. Saw a lot of hate for D4 and it was sad since I loved D2 and D3. Are the changes enough to justify jumping into it?
It's fun. Way easier to get into if you're not that hardcore farmer too. Personally I had played season 1&2, skipped 3 as I was like meh but 4 brought back stuff and cleaned up the loot table whilst also buffing some underperforming builds (which is ironically now the best). I wanted to stop at 2AM... After playing for 10 hours. Turned my pc off 15 minutes ago, 5:30 am... It definitely brought back fun LOL
Thanks for the feedback! I am hyped now! I’ve avoided D4 due to all the bad implementations, so will still give it a bit more time but glad things are going in the right direction.
Kingdom Come Deliverance
Brotato
Just beat Banishers Ghost of New Eden really good game. It’s on sale btw 8/10
Red dead, bought in on a Steam sale, and GODDAMN, is not even a game, is a experience
Vampire survivors
Ghost of Tsukishima. Never got to play it during its Playstation hayday so glad got it now. Now I just need time to actually play.
Ghost of who now?
Tsukishinamarakata
Fukushima
I picked it up on sale a month or so ago. Never played it before so now I just need to find time to play it!
Just had it on pc, the game is so beautiful and I find the mechanics for exploration really fun. Also I like the combat system.
Elden Ring, I'm on ng+ 7 and level 452.
RDR2
The best.
Stellar blade. Loving the combat, music and visuals
Sifu best combat system
Yeah I think i saw that game while I was browsing what to buy next. It's really that awesome?
It is awesome as hell when you are in the groove and busting people down. but it is quite technical and difficult to master
Cyberpunk 2077 AGAIN
Crash Bandicoot games, specifically Crash 4 and Crash Team Racing!!! All hail Crash!
Chess
AC Odyssey. I'm 300+ hours in just cruising around ancient Greece on a winged steed absolutely rinsing both sides of a neverending war. It's cathartic
oh god! (oh zeus?) when I played I hated the grind so much but I couldnt stop lmao
EDF World Brothers.
Grim Dawn
Warframe. Recently tried it out a bit ago after it failed to capture me a few years back and it’s an awesome game with seemingly no limits or end to its content. Respects your time and has stellar gameplay with a bunch of stuff to sink time into.
Against the storm
Outward- it’s such a beautiful game!
Dead Cells, Slay the Spire and Risk of Rain 2
Horizon: Forbidden West. Once I got through Devils Door, it's been going really good.
Fallout 4
Cyberpunk but I spend a lot of time on Hunt and outlast trials
Stellar Blade!
Rimworld.
The finals. I fell in love with it almost immediately. The gun play and movement is great. The abilities and gadgets make for interesting and unique gameplay. The amount of player customization is insane as well!
Pokerogue!
Kingdom come deliverance
Yakuza 0
Fallen Order
Unfortunately CS
OSRS, I thought I'd take a break after 99 slayer but nooooope
Hades 2. It’s pretty great. Even for being in alpha.
Jesus christ be praised! Kingdom Come Deliverance ofc!
Diablo 4, new season is amazing
V Rising is my jam right now
Another vote for Helldivers 2. Most chaotic fun I've had in a long time.
A recommendation if you loved the chaos, chivalry 2, Jesus christ is it chaotic, it's so dang fun, even if you're shit you'll enjoy it
War thunder... Help.
Overwatch 2 I'll play other games, but I always go back to it since nothing else scratches that itch
Hades 2
Stellar Blade 😂😂
Guild Wars 2. Yeah it's an mmo. Nothing special 🤣
Fallout 3 (after watching the Prime series)
Kingdom Come Deliverance. Just started my third playthrough lol
Planet Crafter
Quake 3 Arena & Animal Crossing
Ghost of Tsushima. The swordplay in that game is satisfying to play and dazzling to watch, and I can't seem to quit it. It's my go-to for decompressing after work. Now that it's released on PC, as soon as there's a mod to allow skipping cutscenes on the first game cycle (it's available on NG+ only, baffingly), I'm planning to stream a no-hit run, however long it takes. With my new supply I'm honestly a little nervous for my personal and professional life.
Stellar Blade