Topic: What Game(s) are You Currently Playing?

The more I play The Hundred Line - Last Defense Academy the more I am intrigued by the plot. They tell you a lot about what’s happening very early, so I’m wondering how they’ll mold that together with other narrative bits that don’t seem obvious, or subvert your expectations.

@BenAV Yeah, I’ve tried a lot of times to get an FC on The Bubble Future but I’ve given up haha. Rin-Chan Now! was an easy FC for me at first, but it’s super hard to play right near the end.

Those three are hard, Invisible is super hard, mainly from this part where there’s a super short hold note immediately followed by a tap note. I almost always get an FC until I get to that part. And yes, M@GICAL☆CURE! LOVE ♥︎ SHOT! feels super easy…it’s probably the easiest level 28 song I’ve played and it would’ve been more fitting if it was a level 25-26 song instead. Brain Fluid Explosion Girl is one of my favorite charts. It was hard at first, but it’s easy since it’s just a lot of tap notes for most of it.

For me I find that song is easy for the most part besides the long tap notes that they place. It keeps throwing me off, not to mention it happens twice in the song, so I always use two fingers when tapping when that usually ends my FC streak.

playing these games for my game systems/consoles

Switch Lite
Tales of Graces F Remastered
Super Mario RPG Legend of the Seven Stars remake
Ni No Kuni 2
Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection 1 digitally

Playstation 3
Mega Man Legends 1 digitally. last time i was playing it was back in 2022 or 2023. last saved where I have to save the town areas from a giant robot that was destroying a factory area

Playstation 4 and my X Box One S I have games here and there im still busy with

Laika Aged Through Blood (Switch). When I first got wind of this game it really intrigued me by its unique style of play. I'm not the biggest fan of "metroidvanias" but there was something about it that just kept calling. I'm trying to be more open to those 'out of left field' ideas for games. I decided to move it up the backlog list and give it a go.

Yes, any criticisms in regard to the controls are valid. They can be very difficult to adjust to. You really have to give it time (could be up to hours of playing) to get the hang of things. With our personal time for games being less and less I completely understand why anyone would just drop it and move on to something more familiar and/or accessible. However, if you stick with it and understand that this game DEMANDS that you play it their way...it can one hell of a time! The exploring, the shooting, and straight up feeling badass when you take out the bad guys in style never gets old. The story is VERY dark and for mature audiences. Yes, it can be annoying at times to die from not landing the bike just slightly off but there's an abundance of saves throughout. Also, some bosses will really test your patience but totally worth the feeling of accomplishment once you conquer it. And the soundtrack...holy sh*t it has to be up there will (if not better) than major motion pictures! Brilliant and emotional!

With limited gaming time it takes me a lot longer to complete game(s) so I believe I still have a long way to go to finish. So far, I've gotten a lot better with the controls but there's still a lot of times I crash out. However, the story and gameplay are so good I just love trying again and again to keep moving things along. If you're looking for something unique and challenging I highly recommend it!

I'm playing Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 on PC Gamepass and am 100% in love with it. It's what turn based RPGs have been missing for years.

I'm just taking my time through this gem and Luigi's Mansion 2 HD and am hoping that will take me all the way up to June 5th for day 1 of Mario Kart World.

Also playing clair obscur on gamepass.
On switch, a bunch of little stuff like retromania, swords of ditto, and anodyne.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is absolutely incredible. My personal GOTY so far.

I just reached Day 9 in The Hundred Line - Last Defense Academy. The story is picking up and I like the direction things are going. I am curious if the game will force you to play all 100 days, or if there will be a jump in calendar days at some point. I’m 7 hours in already and I don’t want to get burned out. I’m curious to see how they continue to make the game feel fresh as time goes on.

One thing though, I’m not vibing with any of the characters except for two. I find the rest incredibly annoying. I’m sure they will get better once you build up your relationship with them, and you unlock their true side.

Mainly stuff on the Series X.
Diablo III
Madden 25
Avowed

And Castlevania Portrait of Ruin on DS.

Right now I'm playing through Mega Man Battle Network 6. It's the last game in the Battle Network series, and the version I'm playing is Cybeast Gregar. Took care of the first two bosses (the boss fight music is amazing, might I add) and got my first cross transformation (HeatCross). Having a great time with the game. The scene where MegaMan absorbs the Cybeast still gets me... not gonna lie.

I decided to pick up Trails through Daybreak on the Switch. I own it on PS5, for to the third chapter, but set it aside because I got busy with life. I’ve been in the mood to replay it, but I’ve been traveling a lot more than usual, so I thought I’d get it on the Switch. I’m not that far — just finished the prologue — but it’s as good as I remember, if not better. Van Arkride is a great character in this long running franchise.

The Legend of Zelda The Wind Waker (GameCube)
I really felt the game today. The atmosphere of old games is so awesome and it feels so right. I want to be a retro gamer again.

I picked up Labyrinth of the Demon King since the review was solid. I’ve played about two hours of it so far and it’s really interesting. The act of walking can feel a bit stiff, but everything else seems solid.

Having the best time playing Freedom Planet on PC (also have it on Wii U) lately, played through Lilac's adventure and completed it. Also been playing Time Attack mode just to replay levels I like, not really to speedrun through them.

Recently been playing Disney Speedstorm on Switch, enjoying the Lilo & Stitch events the game has going on. Also, been playing Jagged Alliance on PC for some turn-based battles, and dabbled with its sequel Jagged Alliance 2 for a bit (especially since GOG updated it for its preservation program and it's working better now).

Haven't been playing alot lately. Mainly Madden 25 on the Series X which I am about to enter the post season on my third year and Diablo Immortal. I also played a bit of Fire Pro Wrestling World on PS4 yesterday which is still alot of fun.

Been playing Okami recently. This is a game I've known about since it came out on the PS2, but didn't try it out until this year. Got the Switch version on sale a couple months ago and I'm really liking it. The only things I don't like are the slow opening and the slow camera movement, but that's about it. I'm about 10 hours in as of now. Also been playing Tetris 99 on occasion.

I played a bit of Nier: Automata at last.

Died at a boss like 20+ minutes in, found out I never saved, lol. Great. Cool.

I haven't been gaming much lately, but my sister and I finally started the original Resident Evil 4, which we've seen a million times but never actually played through ourselves. I'm interested in seeing how that goes, since we rarely play horror games (although RE4 is half action game, anyway). Haven't played much though, since my eyes have been sensitive lately and the TV screen agitates them.

I've also played some of Super Metroid on NSO (playing handheld is better for my eyes). I rarely play games older than the N64, so it's pretty neat playing an SNES game, and wow it doesn't feel 31 years old! lol Although I'm not going to say my experience isn't debilitated by the fact I'm not sure if I want to see it through to the end. I mean, I do, but the Baby Metroid makes me so sad. D:

@MarioVillager92
Okami's been on my list of games to play since I bought it for 5 dollars on PS3 a million years ago. lol People always acted like it was the best thing ever, but in the last few years, I started seeing people say it doesn't get good till hours and hours in, so I don't know what to think. XD I've definitely heard the beginning is slow (or the opening cutscene is very long?), but it makes me feel better seeing someone enjoy the game. I hope you continue to have a good time with it!

Started playing Deltarune chapter 3 on the switch 2. I loved the first two chapters and I can’t wait to see where things go next!