Jason finally reached the end of Nioh 2 on his stream playthrough and immediately jumped into the DLC, telling us, “This may be marginally heretical, but it might be the one of the best Soulslikes of all-time. He wondered as well if language apps count, “Dunno if Duolingo counts, but I finally hit platinum rank in that, too.” Nic B has had a weirdly busy week, which means he’s just played Pokémon Go and Magic. Was great, even if I could barely see what was happening.” “Remotely, on my phone, using an Xbox controller.
It was at this point that Jim remembered he’d also played the last two hours or so of It Takes Two. Capped it off with Stellaris where I keep having border wars with a neighbour, and they haven’t learned that every time they go to war with me they lose. Also played some Void Bastards which is strangely cathartic even if enemies are swearing at me. “I have also played a bit of It Takes Two with Tef which was very fun, though I was kept up past my bedtime.
Void bastards crashes too much crack#
As much I want to keep playing, I’ve promised to set aside multiplayer games so I can crack on with the backlog!”Īran played Black Legend for review, as well as Spacebase Startopia.
Void bastards crashes too much Ps4#
Easily one of my favourite online games from the PS4 era and I was delighted to see there’s still an active community. Shame that the final boss is ridiculously easy.” He continued, “The outlier in this week’s playlist is Uncharted 4, or more specifically the multiplayer from Uncharted 4. Crash 2 definitely had some brutal platforming sections.
I want to get those three remasters done and dusted before finally moving onto Crash 4 on PS5. “I blitzed Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath which was a great expansion with some awesome additions to the base game’s character roster. I also went back and replayed Crash Bandicoot 2 from the N. He tells us, “Having made a spreadsheet, that’s somehow made me more motivated to power through! Meanwhile, Jim crossed two more games off the backlog. Tuffcub played Untitled Goose Game, which seemingly wasn’t for him “it’s just horribly mean. He also might have to spend some time sorting out his Vita to work with an sd card so that he can back everything up before the PSN store shutdown makes that any more complicated. Then he started a secret game that he cannot talk about for review and failed to have any willpower so bought Monster Hunter Rise for some multiplayer action with us lovely people. Aside from those he messed around with a tabletop arcade box (the Powkiddy A12) and died a lot on Ghouls ‘n’ Ghosts. He also picked up Murder By Numbers on sale for the Switch which is “a lovely little Picross distraction”. “It was actually pretty good (leaps and bounds ahead of Agony) but the interactive sex scenes continue to be a bit embarrassing”. Steve was first this week and he’s been playing Lust From Beyond to continue his deep delve into the ‘erotic horror’ genre.
Besides all the monster hunting stuff, I’ve snuck in a heap of It Takes Two as well, which is tons of fun, even if the game forces you on occasion to be the worst parents in the world! It’s fair to say that it’s another amazing addition to Capcom’s series, and while it can’t match up to Monster Hunter World’s incredible graphics, it’s easily one of the best looking games on Switch, and, for me at least, Monster Hunter needs to be taken on the go. What a week it’s been! I’ve finally been able to talk about Monster Hunter Rise, and it’s been consuming all of my gaming time (and a little bit of time that should have probably been spent eating or sleeping).
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