Man listening to these videos is like chatting to an old friend. There’s something about your content that’s just so different from other channels that cover games. Keep up the good work man 🫶🏻
Lmao I forgot to mention what I’ve been playing lately. Picked up a couple deck builder roguelites over the sale, Cobalt Core and Spellrogue have been a blast. Eagerly awaiting Flintlock for my next souslike fix as well, and recently started playing MH world again since I’m getting excited for Wilds next year!
Thank you very much, I appreciate that. It means a ton, my goal is to make cool and chill vids that help people escape. Games are rad, and I want to try and share that with this awesome community. Again thank you so much
DUDE MH WILDS is going to be amazing! Have fun with the fresh MH World playthrough!!! Earlier this year I got about half way through iceborne on the PC and wow, I forgot just how incredible MH World was. Loved rise as well but World was something else, easily got almost 300 hours out of it back in the day
@@BBKDRAGOON I don't know, played a long time ago. I just remember it being old school Rockstar with excellent music, atmosphere. It had more gameplay elements than the sequel. And wild west representation was not so grounded, more like crazy one and fun. Although it had drama in the end. Powerful one.
red dead redemption 2 took me 2 or 3 attempts to get a full play through. it was one of those games that when i got into it, i couldn’t stop. i stayed up for ungodly hours just trying to see what happens next in the story. and i cried my eyes out when it ended. i finished it this january and wish i could erase my brain and play it again lol
I've been playing Star Wars Bounty Hunter on my PS2 emulator in anticipation for the remastered version coming out next month. Not the greatest game ever made but I love it because Jango Fett is my favorite Star Wars character!
You’re simply my favorite gaming RUclipsr to watch. You always talk about games in a different way and focus on value so much more than others in the space. Your calm demeanor also creates the most chill videos I get to listen to. Of any creator I follow or watch, you’re the one I wish did RUclips as a full time job the most 😂. If you’ve ever considered Patreon before I’d love if you had a space where people could support the great stuff you make
Wow thank you so much, this means a lot and is really kind. Again I just really want to say thanks, it's an honor to get to make videos and to have such an amazing community. My hope is to keep it chill and keep the vids a place for escapism. Again thanks, this comment made my day. Cheers and I hope you have a great week ahead.
XDefiant might be a good option cuz it has so skill based matchmaking and it’s a very nice fps game sometimes you will find sweats but other then that really nice and chill
I feel like xdefiant is not chill because needing to constantly strafe back and forth like you're snaking in mario kart DS to be more accurate is not chill at all, needing to jump mid-gunfight while you adjust your aim at the jumping sweat you're playing against has me preferring to play MW3 and just back out of EOMM autolose lobbies because that is what I will end up doing in sweaty xdefiant lobbies anyways. I stopped playing after ADD3R4LLWRLD999 dropped 40 kills on me in a tdm. Skill issue I know, sorry I can't keep up with people on amphetamines. Honestly the whole state of multiplayer FPS game is making Quake Champions look real fuckin good. I say all that to say, the problem with multiplayer shooters is primarily the players. Give them an old school cod style game sure, but they are full of gfeul and vyvanse now, the game is not chill. If anyone has any suggestions for a casual fps game that isn't full of zoomers on drugs I really want to know, I'm not trying to sound so bitter lol.
This video is basically me since 2021. Just fell hard in love with FPS games and played mostly those. But recently I've been playing combat deckbuilders like Fights in Tight Spaces and Banners of Ruin.
I get too distracted and split my time between too many... I started Phantom Liberty as well so far and its awesome! Finally pushing into the Witcher 3, I've bounced off it a few times over the years. RDR2 is also a go-to comfort game to return to and enjoy the world for a bit. Having a sim wheel setup has also led me to have a few comfort games to just drive around in and enjoy regularly.
for RDR2 I played it on launch so I'm sure the hype helped drive me through it, but it definitly is a slow burn, typical rockstar game structure. The second time I played it over was a 2 week period where I didn't have internet access, so I had a lot of time to do nothing and that helped me get through it again. Otherwise its a game where you can play endlessly in a sense between the story and enjoying the open world.
BRO YOU HAVE A WHEEL! I am so jealous, that is awesome which games are you playing on it? I've wanted to get a wheel for years now, just not ready to throw down the dough yet. Gran Turismo 7 and assetto corsa look so cool with a wheel.
This is a deep cut, but these videos kind of remind me of those old fireside bricky videos. Just someone talking candidly about life, games, whatever else comes to mind.
Ok, so i just finished RDR2 about a week ago, and let me tell you... yes, the game is slow, but chapter 1 and 2 (the one you have shown gameplay of) are very slow, but on chapter 3 it picks up a bit and it becomes amazing, if you focus on the story only you have around 35 hours more worth of missions. IMO it wasnt as amazing as everyone told me it was, but it was a worth it experience anyways, i would give the story mode and missions an 8.7/10.
Thank you, this is a GREAT and super helpful comment. I will keep going with the playthrough but definitely going to take my time and soak it in. Much appreciated
You have to finish red dead 2. For me its one of those games that I would erase my memory just to play through it again. Such an amazing game. Plus a tip don't get a bounty. While it does make the game interesting you will be spending your time running away from bounty hunters and wasting all your money to pay the off bounty it self. And make sure to do all the side missions it kinda puts the whole game together.
I also picked up the far cry franchise from the summer sale and I've been playing through that. Really fun and recommend if you haven't played them yet except for blood dragon lol.
Outer Wilds is also a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and I don't see it being talked about a lot, so I definitely recommend you check it out. It's a slept-on gem :)
@@Jacket50Blessings Dont worry, thats the point of the game, you are basically a space archeologist that's gathering information, so wherever you go is good, as long as you learn something new :D
Man we have been playing almost all the same games recently. I went through the SAME thing with RDR2 where i was debating whether or not I really wanted to get into it all the way and commit. (I played it on ps4 years ago when it came out as well) I ended up getting all the way into it and beating it and it was so worth it. I advise you to do the same. The game really picks up and once you get invested enough in the story, you cant stop playing. One thing that would help bypass a lot of the downtime is download the rampage trainer from nexus mods if you're on PC because you can teleport and skip riding your house to the missions.
I just finished playing Dear Esther, and it's some avant-garde stuff. While I adore it, it's definitely not for everybody. You can look up why on your own time. Currently, I'm playing Battlefield 1, which, next to Titanfall 2, offers the most immersive multiplayer experience I've ever engaged with in a video game. The other game I'm playing is The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC, the second game in a long-running 12-part JRPG series that tells one cohesive overarching story. If you like good stories, characters, and especially world-building, the Trails series offers the very best in video games, period. In many ways, it makes the narrative design of games like Fallout: New Vegas look elementary by comparison.
I've heard awesome stuff about the trails series, what would be a good starting point? BF1, such a good choice, and that game has help up remarkably well
@@BBKDRAGOON When deciding where to start, people will either tell you to begin at the very beginning or that you can start at the beginning of any arc. In my opinion, you should start with the very first game, which is part of the Sky Arc: "The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky FC." While other arcs, such as the Crossbell Arc, could be a good starting point, you'll inevitably end up going back to the Sky Arc. Without it, you'll miss a lot of context and appreciation for various parts of the overarching story. This is especially true for the Cold Steel Arc; from what I've heard, it can be a rude awakening when the lack of context hits you. Finding yourself in this situation can be discouraging, so why not just start from the beginning to prevent it? In essence, starting from the very beginning ensures that you: a. are never lost in terms of what's going on, and b. don't ruin the experience of the Trails series for yourself. Chronological order is the intended and best experience. The order is: 1. Sky Arc (3 games) 2. Crossbell Arc (2 games) 3. Cold Steel Arc (5 games) 4. Calvard Arc (Currently, there are 2 entries, with the 2nd one not yet released in the West.) Hope this helps! ;)
Red Dead 2 is definitely one of those once in a lifetime games. The first time i tried to play it i gave up in chapter 2 and i think that happens to a lot of people because there's not really any tension/urgency to the story until you get to the end of chapter two. Its kind of just exploring for the sake of it and doing missions with different members of the gang to get to know them. But after you finish all that the story really picks up and i was hooked for like a 120 hour playthrough including the epilogues, one of my favorite gaming experiences ever. Good luck cowboy
Got to chapter 6 and then stopped. Nothing interesting really happens in the game and the gameplay is tedious. Most overrated game ever, but then again most of Rockatars games are.
For the casual mp fps, I would recommend TF2 Classic. They kind of pitch it as TF2 but what if they never went into the cosmetic stuff and just focused on game updates, that pre-2010 time was really cool and this mod captures a lot of that. Still very popular, there aren't 5000 weapons built-in like in TF2 (there can be but that's up to the server host if they want to have custom weapons). They have more arena-style game modes, took up developing the cut VIP mode with the civilian, and more. It's always a really good time, people are usually fun to talk to and you'll usually find very active servers at seemingly any time of day. I don't really like TF2 that much anymore, but I can fire this thing up and always have a good time.
Red Dead 2 is a slow game, and its supposed to be. If you think about 1899 the world moved slower back then. If it helps Red Dead 2 is more of a game to play for vibes, not necessarily an action shooter 24/7. There is so much to discover so many random events that take place and side quest to follow. One of the things I would recommend is the hunting is very underrated. When you can finally bring down a legendary animal and gathered all the 3 star pelts from non legendary animals and make garments out of them it feels extremely rewarding. I would say Red Dead tries to capture the players intrigue more than their attention. TLDR; Explore, Discover, Relax
This comment helped a lot, playing it for the vibes makes a ton of sense. I will take my time with it and I'm definitely going to keep going, thank you so much for sharing, this was helpful
I know this game doesn't really fit "nostalgic and chill" criteria, but I think you might enjoy Splatoon 3 on Switch (if online connection will allow you to). It is a quite fresh take on shooter genre and it can be chill or sweaty depending on how you want to play it. And this is a perfect title to try if you ever were interested in motion control gameplay.
I bought Death Stranding on a whim during the Steam Summer Sale and man, this game has been consuming my life for the past week or so. Runs great on the SteamDeck as well. There's something very soothing about delievering packages while laying in bed.
I finished the main story of RDR2 for the first time a few weeks back and it was great. As someone who gets bored of open worlds, it took me a couple of days of consecutive play to actually get into the groove of it. It’s not something that I think is very pick up and play friendly, but if you had a quiet weekend ahead, then it’s probably the perfect way to play it.
This is a really helpful perspective, thank you. I'm going to slow down and take my time with the game and recognize that the payoff is worth it. Again thanks!
I'm feeling strange this days. Every time I turn on my Xbox and sit down to play i dont know what to play. I spend like 5 minutes looking at the screen, thinking about what to play, but i have already played everything and nothing calls my atention.
Tip: i know it sounds weird, but force yourself to not play at least for a few days, even if you feel like it. When you come back, you will pick it up with as much motivation as if it was a new hobby.
I actually just made a video about this a few weeks back. I know the feeling very well. I would definitely say, take a break if you aren't feeling games right now, make sure you check in with yourself, see how you're feeling, if you need to recharge your battery and relax a bit. Also sometimes I try to just make a choice and stick with it, instead of trying to maximize every bit of my free time. Often times we put unnecessary stress on ourselves and our free time, especially when we are under a lot of real life pressure. Hope everything is going good dude
for rdr2, by the time i finished it (not even 100%ing it) i had over 700 hours sunk into it. I was late starting it also and had said to myself numerous times "this really released in 2018??" when i started mid last year. but hey, it's R* so shouldn't be all that surprising really that their titles (more so modern ones) can hold up almost a decade or so later. I also was wanting more in some missions with the action beats etc as at times i could find myself saying "is that all?" or something to that effect - but it would make sense for brief or limited encounters in some of the circumstances. i still appreciated the down time in missions when going to and from however; helps gives tidbits of the missions, character insights, bits of banter, world building info and the works. that formula (3:00-3:15) can make it feel a lil rinse and repeat at times but i couldn't recommend it more to stick with it because it can and will pick it towards the later end of chapter 2/starting parts of chapter 3. if you want to play it and explore everything the world has to offer, it genuinely will be a heavyyyy commitment, but the game really is something that has to be experienced at least once
I recently got into destiny 2. Seeing as I heard they dropped a major hit dlc and I also got the legacy pack for $20 that includes everything. Pretty fun actually, and it's bungie. Having fun with Dungeons
Finished God of War, Ghost of Tsushima, Resident Evil 4, Dying Light 2, and Bannerlord. Started to replay GTA IV but I have uni coming up in a few weeks so going to have a detox from gaming for 3-4 months and then come back to Kingdom Come Deliverance 2.
Ive just started shadow of the tomb raider after playing the previous two games over the last couple weeks, they are very good, a must play, very strange they arent spoken about as much
I love your input on video games. I’ve been watching a bunch and I kinda got inspired to play FF7 Remake, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Kingdom Hearts 1, and Halo 3 ODST. Love your videos and content about treating yourself when it comes to gaming!
About the multiplayer game, i was going to say titanfall 2 but... i cant lol. Anyways, you can still play every cod between infinite warfare to current in normal servers with no issues, and the older ones have mods for them. - COD4: cod4x - WAW, BO1, BO2, MW3: plutonium client - MW2, ghosts, AW: alterware client (the old xlabs also works, even after the shutdown) - BO3: BOIII client (it also still works after the shutdown) MW2, MW3 and BO2 are very populated on this clients considering how old they are. BO1 and BO3 are also decently populated. COD4 and WAW only have a few players, and ghosts and AW are sadly dead but theres bot support. The usual population for multiplayer on the modded clients is: - COD4: ~15 players - WAW: ~10 players - MW2: ~80 players - BO1: ~40 players - MW3: ~120 players - BO2: ~400 players - ghosts: ~2 players - AW: ~2 players - BO3: ~30 players
@@BBKDRAGOON I also want to say, you are building an amazing community here man, everyone is talking about their favourite games and people are super nice when answering and you are also talking with us, even when you have hundreds of comments! As we say in spain "esto habla muy bien de ti" which cant be accurately translated but it basically means that you are so nice that people wont be able to talk shit about you. I hope your channel keeps growing, you deserve it, and GLHF with your gaming!
RDR 2 is great - No spoilers here; just a tip to get through Dont gun it too much through the story just to get through it. The game is better when youre taking it at a slower pace, kind of matching the energy of the story, but its time consuming. One of those games thatll feel like youve lived in it after youve been through it.
RDR2 is a magnificent game with one of the best stories I have ever played. Its biggest downfall is just how much stuff there is to do outside the main story. You can easily bloat your playtime to well over 100 hours. I do recommend at least playing through the main storyline as it is a wonderful story. I was a day 1 Cyberpunk player and where the game is now compared to launch is night and day. The game is what it should have been at launch now. The Phantom Liberty DLC was great and the base game needed more of that feel. It’s still a game I enjoy playing after the 2.0 update.
Your videos are too good and chill vibe. BTW got my first console last week (a PS5) and immediately booted up uncharted 4. It was my most memorable game I had ever played back in 2016 in a cybercafe. I relived my childhood man! I though I wouldn't enjoy it this time but I was dead wrong! Coming to recommendations: GTA 5 Lol am joking - Half life 2, Watch dogs 2|(underrated), infamous second son.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is definitely worth pushing through because the ending is spectacular. My tips? I will go chapter by chapter. Chapter 1: Considered a pretty weak chapter I would just speedrun the story till next chapter Chapter 2: The calmest chapter that really gives you a chance to explore the world, take a deep breathe of appreciation and do some funny gameplay. You may realize that this game brings out the sadistic part of you. In my case, I enjoy lassoing npcs that annoy me, dragging them across the floor with my horsey and do unspeakable horrors to him Chapter 3: The story starts picking up and gets more engaging. Its still like Chapter 2 for the most part Chapter 4: You are introduced to a pretty cool part of the map. The story gets intense here Chapter 5: This chapter is actually pretty badly received by the community but imo its underrated. You will understand why once you play it. Story wise its important. Chapter 6: The best chapter story wise and the last chapter. But because of the story there are minor gameplay limitations but it more than makes up for it. My favorite chapter in the game. Epilogues: If you didn't know, there is an epilogue to this game. The first part of the epilogue is badly received but the second part is really good and has a fan favorite mission *Important Tip* you do not need to follow this but the honor system of the game affects the story. The ending of the game (chapter 6) is greatly affected by your honor. Most of the community agrees that the ending is much more impactful with high honor rather than low. But in any case you should look at all possible endings after completing the game. Final tip: Take it slow
Thank you so so much for this, I really appreciate you taking the time to provide such guidance and spoiler free which is appreciated. Alright, I will stick with it, and I will take it slow and soak it all in. Also thanks for the tip on the honor. I typically play pretty paragon in my rpgs, so I will stick with the good stuff. Again thanks!
RDR2 is one of those games that want to be played in a specific way in order to have the most fun. I wasn‘t sold on my First playtrough either, but when I started to play it like a „realisitic Roleplaying“ Game or „living in the wild West Simulator“ it clicked. Try to see and immerse yourself in the World like you would life in it, not just because of the shootouts, heist, action or to finish it. Everthing, even the Gameplay has one purpose, immersion. The Trick for me was not to play Arthur, but to be him, just livin my life and don’t give af how long it (the game/ story) will last if that makes sence.
I like this a lot, thank you this is helpful. I will slow down and really start taking the story in, it'll be a slow burn game for sure but happy to hear that it's worth it, thanks for sharing!
A multiplayer fps I would honestly try out is xdefiant if you like a fast paced shooter. It’s free so if you’re not into it then you could just uninstall it and you haven’t spent a nickle on it. As for singleplayer fps games I know you love the half life games but you should definitely try half life both 1 and 2 with mmod installed. It enhances the visuals as well as making the gunplay even smoother. It is the definitive way to play those games imo. I’ve been playing shadow of the erdtree and it’s been so much fun to hop back into the lands between again! I’ve also tried new action games like the wonderful 101 which I also highly recommend. The game is made with so much passion and you can really feel the devs wanted to make something truly special with that one. Love your content man, keep up the good work!
For an fps title, I don't know if you have tried it, it is a little bit hard at start but man it is one of the most immersive shooters i have ever played and i have played plenty, Rainbow Six Siege I would clearly suggest giving it a shot, it's very unique.
Finished Hyper Light Drifter and loved it. Gave Sekiro another chance and I still cannot get into it, this game just doesn't click for me and this makes me sad but it's time to give up for good this time. Started Sifu this evening and I'm loving it already, can't wait to get better at it.
Red Dead 2 is honestly the only game I do not regret pre-ordering. I will say I think I came to appreciate it much more on a second playthrough. If you wanna get the most out of it definitely be sure to do as many side missions as you can. Most of them are really interesting and flesh out Arthur's character a lot.
Thank you for this, I will slow down and start taking my time with the game. It likely will be a background slow burn adventure but really excited, hearing nothing but huge praise
An interesting selection of games indeed. I am also currently playing through RDR2 for the first time these past e few weeks, and I Urge you to push through these moments you’re talking about. I felt the same in some way, although I do appreciate everything the game does, it does get stale for a while. I’m currently in chapter 6, which imo is where the game really opens up (in my temporary experience), and presents you with tons of fun stuff to do.
Currently playing through crosscode which is a 2d top down action RPG and absolutely loving it, about 25ish hours into my playthrough right now and still have plenty to go. Next up I plan on getting back into cyberpunk since I picked up the dlc during the summer sale
The Single Player Tarkov mod with several additional mods, STALKER Gamma, Elden Ring, Zero Sievert (isometric STALKER lol), Loop Hero, and Slay the Spire are currently in the rotation. Super immersive single player experiences have just been doing it for me lately. Especially with some fun indie stuff to lighten the mood if I want a break.
@@BBKDRAGOON I'd recommend playing at least the first game, Shadow of Chernobyl, with something like the Zone Reclamation Project mod if you haven't already. It'll make GAMMA way more enjoyable.
I mentioned this in the last video so I’ll just copy and paste lol, but I’ve been enjoying Subnautica. It has been on my backlog for a while and I’ve finally started playing it. The game is does a great job of making you feel the beauty of the world while also feeling the dread that a predator is hunting you. The game does not hold your hand so it really feels like that you are calling the shots on how you are going to survive. Not to mention, as a paleontology and ecology nerd, the world does a fantastic job of showing an alien ecosystem that exists with or without you.
Great suggestion, I would like to try it as some point, sorry for not replying on the other vid, it's been very busy lately. Cheers and thanks for the support!
@@BBKDRAGOON no problem man, I’ve followed you for halo a while back and seeing your content evolve has been a treat, been digging this chill wholesome content
Ive playing Dark Souls 3 quite a lot lately. Its my first Souls game and its awesome if Im being honest. Was very very hard at the beginning (still is dont get me wrong lol but Im just a lil better I guess) but Im getting the hang of it. As for RDR2, in my humble opinion its the best game ever made and by far my favorite game of all time. I heavily recommend you put the time in it bro you will not be disappointed the game is truly an absolute masterpiece.
I've been having a lot of the issues you have been talking about in the last few videos so I've really moved to more single player and indie games and haven't looked back These are some of the best games I've played in the last few years friends vs friends (one of my favorite game concepts but net code is a bet strange) Outer wilds (once in a life time game haha) It takes 2 (10/10) a short hike (10/10) Deaths Door (10/10) Firewatch (10/10) Phychonauts 2 (10/10) ratchet and clank rift apart (10/10) Sunstet overdrive bit old but really dam fun roboquest (if you want to turn of you brain and have the time of your life) life is strange batman arkham games circuit superstars sifu splinter cell blacklist spy vs mercs multiplayer (You'll probs never play it again but is such a fun game if you have friends to play with) Not for everyone but the mind games you can have when you get really good at fighting games is very fun (mk, streefighter, teken)
This summer I've been replaying Star Wars KOTOR 1 and 2, Persona 4, GTA Vice City and San Andreas, Assassin's Creed 2, I'll be getting to Final Fantasy X again too, as it's my tradition to replay that every summer, same as Vice City. As far as multiplayer shooters go, I'm pretty much done with them, but I still like a Team Fortress 2 once in a while.
Yo FFX is my favorite game of all time, enjoy! Also how is Persona 4? P5 is the only persona I've played/beaten, and I loved it. I want to play p4 but I know the time commitment is major, P5 took me like 2 years to beat haha
@@BBKDRAGOON yeah, P4 is also really long, but not quite as long as P5. It's maybe 20 or 30 hours shorter. As far as gameplay and artstyle goes, it's definitely not as cool as P5, but what it does better is the character cast imo.
i picked up Mini shoot adventures after seeing it in one of your videos the other week. Its been such a fun little game to chip away at every few days! Besides that ive been doing a Elden Ring randomizer run thats been pretty fun. Also just started doing a full Halo playthrough on legendary with buddy of mine really looking forward to doing that
The game gets a lot of criticism, and it's definitely not perfect, but I would highly recommend giving Xdefiant a shot for that FPS itch. It's free to play, completely SBMM free, and it's nostalgic and fun as hell. I am kind of addicted to it lol. It's basically the product of BO2 and Overwatch having a baby. Hope you enjoy it if you give it a shot!!
I’m playing Lords of the Fallen and Dead by Daylight along with Counter Strike 2 and CoD Zombies as my comfort games. If you haven’t already, I’d recommend to play Team Fortress 2 and BattleBit Remastered. I know Overwatch 2 isn’t the same as 1 but the new heroes are pretty dope. Got some new maps in there. Worth giving it a try
I've been playing ghostrunner 1 and oh boy, my LT's spring does not sound right 😂, but it's a cool game tbh, finished waves, mastered kill runs, it's just instant movement, recommend it for those who want movement shooter type game(I know it's not shooter but it has so much MOVEMENT)
Multiplayer game I have been playing is valheim with the friends. Single player wise I am playing baldurs gate 3 and SMTV. Strongly recommend valheim with friends!
Just beat Elden Ring DLC, started Luigi's Mansion 2 with my wife & played through a few shorter titles but fore those like Pepper Grinder, Horizon Chase 2, Go Mecha Ball, Streets of Rage 4 & The Simpsons Arcade game. For chill multiplayer my go to has been Fall Guys for the last almost 4 years, it's just enjoyable to jump on with friends or alone & platform about with a beer.
Been loving Sea of Stars so far and I think I am about halfway in based on some guides I have had to look at for certain points where I forgot where I was and what I was supposed to be doing. As far as the chill FPS recommendation I know you mentioned overwatch 1 and honestly I would really recommend Paladins as it still has a pretty loyal community of chill players and the game is super easy to pickup if you have a lot of OW experience considering that they both definitely took ideas from one another. Other than that I would maybe look into like Planetside 2 (not sure if it is still active or not)
Thank you for the recommendation, I've had numerous people mention Paladins, I will need to check it out. Enjoy the Sea of Stars run, that game looks gorgeous
Currently going through a new playthrough of cyberpunk, haven't played the DLC yet, and have been playing Diablo 4 aswell, mostly the campaign only as I don't dabble in seasonal diablo content. Lastly some risk of rain 2 with some friends
Im just waiting until a decent GPU falls from the sky before I try CyberPunk again, it looks so good cranked up. RDR2 is a game I loved and it sucks you aint got the time to soak up all the details because that is where it shines
Hopefully GPU prices will level at some point, I know it's better but they are still crazy. Thank you for the info on RDR2, I'm going to slow down and take my time and make it a good slow burn game to really soak it all in. Much appreciated
haha i'm exactly like you with RDR2.. it's such a movie game. And if i wan to play and chill, this is really not what i enjoy the most.. As you said.. so much downtime in listening to dialogs, where nothing happens.. I'm also just 20ish hours in.. Meanwhile my fiance is on her 6ish playthrou xD And tells me everytime it's her fav game all time! I think this is one of those game you really need to get into the mood for and immerse yourself into.
Thank you, yeah I definitely think I will need to set aside the proper time necessary to play it. Also freaking rad that you and your fiancé game together and share that hobby! Cheers
Great video. Loved cyberpunk 2077 myself. Personally playing bioshock games again and it's amazing seeing the difference in quality of that old game vs something new and similar like: atomic heart. Also, try checking out the plutonium nodding scene for black ops 2/ mw3. Still many lobbies and gives that old feel again
Thank you for this and great suggestions. Bioshock was so incredible, I'm interested in the new Ken Levine game they are making. Also loved my time playing Plutonium last year, I appreciate the suggestions
I think Space Marine 2 that comes out in a few weeks is going to my new 'old school multiplayer shooter' I think it looks amazing and is going to be perfect for filling that gap for me, at the moment I really enjoy Chivalry 2 and even some BF2042 now it's in a good spot.
@BBKDRAGOON luckily I learnt how to play through Mordhau, but yeah it can be tough but even my little nephew who's 10 plays it on controller pretty chill and he has a great time and still gets a good amount of kills, it's such an underrated game imo
@@BBKDRAGOON Chiv is super fun! I got it a few months ago when it was free on Epic and i have a ton of fun with it! Its really not that hard to get into. it looks a lot more complicated than it actually is
FragPunk seems like a fresh FPS game. But I do think that game will get sweaty unfortunately. I prefer a game where I can respawn instead of wait until my team wins or dies, the gameplay is really nice though from what i've seen!
For MP FPS, my current favorite is *Fistful of Frags* which is amazing fun with a high skill bar. Unfortunately, I have yet to find a decent arena style shooter and I've had enough of CoD and clones. *Quake Champions* is excellent, but has few players. *Angels Fall First* has a lot of promise, but also no playerbase. *Halo MCC* serves as a filler for now. I've also found myself returning to *Vermintide 2* almost every year, since I started playing it back in ~2018. I was hoping *W40K Darktide* would be just as good, but so far the reviews are mixed, so I'm still waiting for Fastshark to improve the game before purchasing it.
chill multiplayer shooters, TF2, Once human is a survival/looter shooter The Finals new modes are chill delta force hawk ops is having a beta on 18th july (very battlefield)
Thank you! Half Life 2 is top 10 games of all time for me, so good, I never have tried quantum break or control, or prey and need to, thanks for the suggestions! I may go back to Starfield at some point to finish it up
Man listening to these videos is like chatting to an old friend. There’s something about your content that’s just so different from other channels that cover games. Keep up the good work man 🫶🏻
Lmao I forgot to mention what I’ve been playing lately. Picked up a couple deck builder roguelites over the sale, Cobalt Core and Spellrogue have been a blast. Eagerly awaiting Flintlock for my next souslike fix as well, and recently started playing MH world again since I’m getting excited for Wilds next year!
Couldn’t agree more
Thank you very much, I appreciate that. It means a ton, my goal is to make cool and chill vids that help people escape. Games are rad, and I want to try and share that with this awesome community. Again thank you so much
thank you!
DUDE MH WILDS is going to be amazing! Have fun with the fresh MH World playthrough!!! Earlier this year I got about half way through iceborne on the PC and wow, I forgot just how incredible MH World was. Loved rise as well but World was something else, easily got almost 300 hours out of it back in the day
RDR 2 is one in a lifetime experience, like Tolstoy's War and Peace
1st one is better.
Good to hear, okay I'll keep pressing on, it's incredible so far
How does it hold up these days, I would love to still play it
@@BBKDRAGOON I don't know, played a long time ago. I just remember it being old school Rockstar with excellent music, atmosphere. It had more gameplay elements than the sequel. And wild west representation was not so grounded, more like crazy one and fun. Although it had drama in the end. Powerful one.
Rdr2 is the best story in a campaign that I’ve played. Literally jaw-dropping moments as well as parts that send shivers down your spine. Incredible
Okay I love hearing this, right on I will keep going, thank you!
Forza horizon 4, portal, bf1, anger foot and ghost of tsushima.
the fh4 revival is great
@@bluevolt2014 indeed it is.
Dude such good choices! Forza Horizon 4 is so legit, sad it's being delisted soon
red dead redemption 2 took me 2 or 3 attempts to get a full play through. it was one of those games that when i got into it, i couldn’t stop. i stayed up for ungodly hours just trying to see what happens next in the story. and i cried my eyes out when it ended. i finished it this january and wish i could erase my brain and play it again lol
I've been playing Star Wars Bounty Hunter on my PS2 emulator in anticipation for the remastered version coming out next month. Not the greatest game ever made but I love it because Jango Fett is my favorite Star Wars character!
You’re simply my favorite gaming RUclipsr to watch. You always talk about games in a different way and focus on value so much more than others in the space. Your calm demeanor also creates the most chill videos I get to listen to. Of any creator I follow or watch, you’re the one I wish did RUclips as a full time job the most 😂. If you’ve ever considered Patreon before I’d love if you had a space where people could support the great stuff you make
Wow thank you so much, this means a lot and is really kind. Again I just really want to say thanks, it's an honor to get to make videos and to have such an amazing community. My hope is to keep it chill and keep the vids a place for escapism. Again thanks, this comment made my day. Cheers and I hope you have a great week ahead.
@@BBKDRAGOON Have you tried Xdefiant as an fps game?
XDefiant might be a good option cuz it has so skill based matchmaking and it’s a very nice fps game sometimes you will find sweats but other then that really nice and chill
Great suggestion, thank you, I should give it another go, I really enjoyed it the first few weeks
I feel like xdefiant is not chill because needing to constantly strafe back and forth like you're snaking in mario kart DS to be more accurate is not chill at all, needing to jump mid-gunfight while you adjust your aim at the jumping sweat you're playing against has me preferring to play MW3 and just back out of EOMM autolose lobbies because that is what I will end up doing in sweaty xdefiant lobbies anyways. I stopped playing after ADD3R4LLWRLD999 dropped 40 kills on me in a tdm. Skill issue I know, sorry I can't keep up with people on amphetamines. Honestly the whole state of multiplayer FPS game is making Quake Champions look real fuckin good. I say all that to say, the problem with multiplayer shooters is primarily the players. Give them an old school cod style game sure, but they are full of gfeul and vyvanse now, the game is not chill. If anyone has any suggestions for a casual fps game that isn't full of zoomers on drugs I really want to know, I'm not trying to sound so bitter lol.
@@paddyod16 true
@@paddyod16 Man so true, I was sweating in valorant. I quit once and all. Laid back competitive games are nearly non existent
This video is basically me since 2021. Just fell hard in love with FPS games and played mostly those. But recently I've been playing combat deckbuilders like Fights in Tight Spaces and Banners of Ruin.
I’ve been gaming since the late 80s and RdR2 was the first game that almost made me shed a tear at the end. Man…what a great game.
i have been playing lego star wars the skywalker saga, got it for £15 and absolutely loving it. RDR2 is amazing! but yeah its a slow burner
the lego star wars games are what I grew up on lmao always a great choice
Yo those lego star wars titles are rad! I played the old 360 lego star wars 2 the other day, forgot how chill they are.
@@BBKDRAGOON they are so much fun
I get too distracted and split my time between too many... I started Phantom Liberty as well so far and its awesome! Finally pushing into the Witcher 3, I've bounced off it a few times over the years. RDR2 is also a go-to comfort game to return to and enjoy the world for a bit.
Having a sim wheel setup has also led me to have a few comfort games to just drive around in and enjoy regularly.
for RDR2 I played it on launch so I'm sure the hype helped drive me through it, but it definitly is a slow burn, typical rockstar game structure. The second time I played it over was a 2 week period where I didn't have internet access, so I had a lot of time to do nothing and that helped me get through it again. Otherwise its a game where you can play endlessly in a sense between the story and enjoying the open world.
BRO YOU HAVE A WHEEL! I am so jealous, that is awesome which games are you playing on it? I've wanted to get a wheel for years now, just not ready to throw down the dough yet. Gran Turismo 7 and assetto corsa look so cool with a wheel.
Thank you!!! this is good to hear
Red Dead does pick up after the second chapter. Push through it man. It’s one of those games I wish I could play for the first time again
Thank you thank you, this is helpful to see, I will keep going for sure
@@BBKDRAGOON no problem. I consider it to be the best story Rockstar has ever written.
This is a deep cut, but these videos kind of remind me of those old fireside bricky videos. Just someone talking candidly about life, games, whatever else comes to mind.
Ok, so i just finished RDR2 about a week ago, and let me tell you... yes, the game is slow, but chapter 1 and 2 (the one you have shown gameplay of) are very slow, but on chapter 3 it picks up a bit and it becomes amazing, if you focus on the story only you have around 35 hours more worth of missions. IMO it wasnt as amazing as everyone told me it was, but it was a worth it experience anyways, i would give the story mode and missions an 8.7/10.
Thank you, this is a GREAT and super helpful comment. I will keep going with the playthrough but definitely going to take my time and soak it in. Much appreciated
You have to finish red dead 2. For me its one of those games that I would erase my memory just to play through it again. Such an amazing game. Plus a tip don't get a bounty. While it does make the game interesting you will be spending your time running away from bounty hunters and wasting all your money to pay the off bounty it self. And make sure to do all the side missions it kinda puts the whole game together.
I also picked up the far cry franchise from the summer sale and I've been playing through that. Really fun and recommend if you haven't played them yet except for blood dragon lol.
Thank you for this, okay I will keep going, I'm going to take my time and play it the honorable route. Much appreciated!
Outer Wilds is also a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and I don't see it being talked about a lot, so I definitely recommend you check it out. It's a slept-on gem :)
i tried to get into that game but i was so confused where i was supposed to go
@@Jacket50Blessings Dont worry, thats the point of the game, you are basically a space archeologist that's gathering information, so wherever you go is good, as long as you learn something new :D
Man we have been playing almost all the same games recently. I went through the SAME thing with RDR2 where i was debating whether or not I really wanted to get into it all the way and commit. (I played it on ps4 years ago when it came out as well) I ended up getting all the way into it and beating it and it was so worth it. I advise you to do the same. The game really picks up and once you get invested enough in the story, you cant stop playing. One thing that would help bypass a lot of the downtime is download the rampage trainer from nexus mods if you're on PC because you can teleport and skip riding your house to the missions.
The new Tribes 3 was fun for like 2 months before the devs gave up on it
I just finished playing Dear Esther, and it's some avant-garde stuff. While I adore it, it's definitely not for everybody. You can look up why on your own time. Currently, I'm playing Battlefield 1, which, next to Titanfall 2, offers the most immersive multiplayer experience I've ever engaged with in a video game. The other game I'm playing is The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC, the second game in a long-running 12-part JRPG series that tells one cohesive overarching story. If you like good stories, characters, and especially world-building, the Trails series offers the very best in video games, period. In many ways, it makes the narrative design of games like Fallout: New Vegas look elementary by comparison.
I've heard awesome stuff about the trails series, what would be a good starting point? BF1, such a good choice, and that game has help up remarkably well
@@BBKDRAGOON When deciding where to start, people will either tell you to begin at the very beginning or that you can start at the beginning of any arc. In my opinion, you should start with the very first game, which is part of the Sky Arc: "The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky FC." While other arcs, such as the Crossbell Arc, could be a good starting point, you'll inevitably end up going back to the Sky Arc. Without it, you'll miss a lot of context and appreciation for various parts of the overarching story. This is especially true for the Cold Steel Arc; from what I've heard, it can be a rude awakening when the lack of context hits you.
Finding yourself in this situation can be discouraging, so why not just start from the beginning to prevent it? In essence, starting from the very beginning ensures that you:
a. are never lost in terms of what's going on, and
b. don't ruin the experience of the Trails series for yourself.
Chronological order is the intended and best experience.
The order is:
1. Sky Arc (3 games)
2. Crossbell Arc (2 games)
3. Cold Steel Arc (5 games)
4. Calvard Arc (Currently, there are 2 entries, with the 2nd one not yet released in the West.)
Hope this helps! ;)
Red Dead 2 is definitely one of those once in a lifetime games. The first time i tried to play it i gave up in chapter 2 and i think that happens to a lot of people because there's not really any tension/urgency to the story until you get to the end of chapter two. Its kind of just exploring for the sake of it and doing missions with different members of the gang to get to know them. But after you finish all that the story really picks up and i was hooked for like a 120 hour playthrough including the epilogues, one of my favorite gaming experiences ever. Good luck cowboy
Got to chapter 6 and then stopped. Nothing interesting really happens in the game and the gameplay is tedious. Most overrated game ever, but then again most of Rockatars games are.
I've been really enjoying Battle Bit Remastered lately. It looks very simple, graphics and gameplay wise, but is a lot of fun.
Battle Bit Remastered is an awesome shooter, cant wait for them to release there newest update!!!
Battlebit is so good, I should go back and play some more, thank you for the suggestion
ooooo a new update is coming!?
@BBKDRAGOON When I fired it up the other day it had a pop up mentioning a update coming
For the casual mp fps, I would recommend TF2 Classic. They kind of pitch it as TF2 but what if they never went into the cosmetic stuff and just focused on game updates, that pre-2010 time was really cool and this mod captures a lot of that. Still very popular, there aren't 5000 weapons built-in like in TF2 (there can be but that's up to the server host if they want to have custom weapons). They have more arena-style game modes, took up developing the cut VIP mode with the civilian, and more. It's always a really good time, people are usually fun to talk to and you'll usually find very active servers at seemingly any time of day. I don't really like TF2 that much anymore, but I can fire this thing up and always have a good time.
Honestly I branched out from infinite a couple times and played splitgate and man it was fun it has its bugs but its fun and unique,can’t wait for 2
Splitgate is so so so good, I can't wait for 2, hoping it's fantastic
Red Dead 2 is a slow game, and its supposed to be. If you think about 1899 the world moved slower back then. If it helps Red Dead 2 is more of a game to play for vibes, not necessarily an action shooter 24/7. There is so much to discover so many random events that take place and side quest to follow. One of the things I would recommend is the hunting is very underrated. When you can finally bring down a legendary animal and gathered all the 3 star pelts from non legendary animals and make garments out of them it feels extremely rewarding. I would say Red Dead tries to capture the players intrigue more than their attention. TLDR; Explore, Discover, Relax
This comment helped a lot, playing it for the vibes makes a ton of sense. I will take my time with it and I'm definitely going to keep going, thank you so much for sharing, this was helpful
I know this game doesn't really fit "nostalgic and chill" criteria, but I think you might enjoy Splatoon 3 on Switch (if online connection will allow you to). It is a quite fresh take on shooter genre and it can be chill or sweaty depending on how you want to play it. And this is a perfect title to try if you ever were interested in motion control gameplay.
Been playing The First Descendant, Cyberpunk 2077, and Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor.
YO I just picked up shadow of mordor as well!!! I've heard good things, thanks for the comment and great choices!
@@BBKDRAGOON you’re welcome! Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War are both great games!
I bought Death Stranding on a whim during the Steam Summer Sale and man, this game has been consuming my life for the past week or so.
Runs great on the SteamDeck as well. There's something very soothing about delievering packages while laying in bed.
I finished the main story of RDR2 for the first time a few weeks back and it was great. As someone who gets bored of open worlds, it took me a couple of days of consecutive play to actually get into the groove of it. It’s not something that I think is very pick up and play friendly, but if you had a quiet weekend ahead, then it’s probably the perfect way to play it.
This is a really helpful perspective, thank you. I'm going to slow down and take my time with the game and recognize that the payoff is worth it. Again thanks!
I'm feeling strange this days. Every time I turn on my Xbox and sit down to play i dont know what to play. I spend like 5 minutes looking at the screen, thinking about what to play, but i have already played everything and nothing calls my atention.
Tip: i know it sounds weird, but force yourself to not play at least for a few days, even if you feel like it. When you come back, you will pick it up with as much motivation as if it was a new hobby.
I actually just made a video about this a few weeks back. I know the feeling very well. I would definitely say, take a break if you aren't feeling games right now, make sure you check in with yourself, see how you're feeling, if you need to recharge your battery and relax a bit. Also sometimes I try to just make a choice and stick with it, instead of trying to maximize every bit of my free time. Often times we put unnecessary stress on ourselves and our free time, especially when we are under a lot of real life pressure. Hope everything is going good dude
for rdr2, by the time i finished it (not even 100%ing it) i had over 700 hours sunk into it. I was late starting it also and had said to myself numerous times "this really released in 2018??" when i started mid last year. but hey, it's R* so shouldn't be all that surprising really that their titles (more so modern ones) can hold up almost a decade or so later. I also was wanting more in some missions with the action beats etc as at times i could find myself saying "is that all?" or something to that effect - but it would make sense for brief or limited encounters in some of the circumstances. i still appreciated the down time in missions when going to and from however; helps gives tidbits of the missions, character insights, bits of banter, world building info and the works. that formula (3:00-3:15) can make it feel a lil rinse and repeat at times but i couldn't recommend it more to stick with it because it can and will pick it towards the later end of chapter 2/starting parts of chapter 3. if you want to play it and explore everything the world has to offer, it genuinely will be a heavyyyy commitment, but the game really is something that has to be experienced at least once
With RD2 the mission design is your typical rockstar design, but it's one of the best stories in a video game I've played.
Team Fortress 2 has always been my go to chill FPS and it still has a very active community.
I recently got into destiny 2. Seeing as I heard they dropped a major hit dlc and I also got the legacy pack for $20 that includes everything. Pretty fun actually, and it's bungie. Having fun with Dungeons
The Finals!!!!! Fresh take on the fps genre
celeste, stardew valley, risk of rain 2 and cyberpunk 2077
Titanfall 2 is a must play. Play on the Northstar client you will get addicted
Finished God of War, Ghost of Tsushima, Resident Evil 4, Dying Light 2, and Bannerlord. Started to replay GTA IV but I have uni coming up in a few weeks so going to have a detox from gaming for 3-4 months and then come back to Kingdom Come Deliverance 2.
Ive just started shadow of the tomb raider after playing the previous two games over the last couple weeks, they are very good, a must play, very strange they arent spoken about as much
I remeber this guy he taught me warframe for begginers love ya pal
I love your input on video games. I’ve been watching a bunch and I kinda got inspired to play FF7 Remake, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Kingdom Hearts 1, and Halo 3 ODST. Love your videos and content about treating yourself when it comes to gaming!
About the multiplayer game, i was going to say titanfall 2 but... i cant lol. Anyways, you can still play every cod between infinite warfare to current in normal servers with no issues, and the older ones have mods for them.
- COD4: cod4x
- WAW, BO1, BO2, MW3: plutonium client
- MW2, ghosts, AW: alterware client (the old xlabs also works, even after the shutdown)
- BO3: BOIII client (it also still works after the shutdown)
MW2, MW3 and BO2 are very populated on this clients considering how old they are. BO1 and BO3 are also decently populated. COD4 and WAW only have a few players, and ghosts and AW are sadly dead but theres bot support.
The usual population for multiplayer on the modded clients is:
- COD4: ~15 players
- WAW: ~10 players
- MW2: ~80 players
- BO1: ~40 players
- MW3: ~120 players
- BO2: ~400 players
- ghosts: ~2 players
- AW: ~2 players
- BO3: ~30 players
Thank you thank you! Yeah I may hop back into Plutonium and check out the older titles, again thanks!
@@BBKDRAGOON I also want to say, you are building an amazing community here man, everyone is talking about their favourite games and people are super nice when answering and you are also talking with us, even when you have hundreds of comments! As we say in spain "esto habla muy bien de ti" which cant be accurately translated but it basically means that you are so nice that people wont be able to talk shit about you. I hope your channel keeps growing, you deserve it, and GLHF with your gaming!
RDR 2 is great - No spoilers here; just a tip to get through
Dont gun it too much through the story just to get through it. The game is better when youre taking it at a slower pace, kind of matching the energy of the story, but its time consuming. One of those games thatll feel like youve lived in it after youve been through it.
It’s not PVP, but Deep Rock Galactic has been an absolute blast to play with my gf and friends lately, absolutely would recommend checking out
RDR2 is a magnificent game with one of the best stories I have ever played. Its biggest downfall is just how much stuff there is to do outside the main story. You can easily bloat your playtime to well over 100 hours. I do recommend at least playing through the main storyline as it is a wonderful story.
I was a day 1 Cyberpunk player and where the game is now compared to launch is night and day. The game is what it should have been at launch now. The Phantom Liberty DLC was great and the base game needed more of that feel. It’s still a game I enjoy playing after the 2.0 update.
Your videos are too good and chill vibe.
BTW got my first console last week (a PS5) and immediately booted up uncharted 4. It was my most memorable game I had ever played back in 2016 in a cybercafe. I relived my childhood man! I though I wouldn't enjoy it this time but I was dead wrong!
Coming to recommendations: GTA 5
Lol am joking - Half life 2, Watch dogs 2|(underrated), infamous second son.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is definitely worth pushing through because the ending is spectacular. My tips? I will go chapter by chapter.
Chapter 1: Considered a pretty weak chapter I would just speedrun the story till next chapter
Chapter 2: The calmest chapter that really gives you a chance to explore the world, take a deep breathe of appreciation and do some funny gameplay. You may realize that this game brings out the sadistic part of you. In my case, I enjoy lassoing npcs that annoy me, dragging them across the floor with my horsey and do unspeakable horrors to him
Chapter 3: The story starts picking up and gets more engaging. Its still like Chapter 2 for the most part
Chapter 4: You are introduced to a pretty cool part of the map. The story gets intense here
Chapter 5: This chapter is actually pretty badly received by the community but imo its underrated. You will understand why once you play it. Story wise its important.
Chapter 6: The best chapter story wise and the last chapter. But because of the story there are minor gameplay limitations but it more than makes up for it. My favorite chapter in the game.
Epilogues: If you didn't know, there is an epilogue to this game. The first part of the epilogue is badly received but the second part is really good and has a fan favorite mission
*Important Tip*
you do not need to follow this but the honor system of the game affects the story. The ending of the game (chapter 6) is greatly affected by your honor. Most of the community agrees that the ending is much more impactful with high honor rather than low. But in any case you should look at all possible endings after completing the game.
Final tip:
Take it slow
Thank you so so much for this, I really appreciate you taking the time to provide such guidance and spoiler free which is appreciated. Alright, I will stick with it, and I will take it slow and soak it all in. Also thanks for the tip on the honor. I typically play pretty paragon in my rpgs, so I will stick with the good stuff. Again thanks!
Cyberpunk 2077, Battlefield 4 [XOne], Sleeping Dogs Definitive Edition are games I'm currently playing right now.
RDR2 is one of those games that want to be played in a specific way in order to have the most fun. I wasn‘t sold on my First playtrough either, but when I started to play it like a „realisitic Roleplaying“ Game or „living in the wild West Simulator“ it clicked. Try to see and immerse yourself in the World like you would life in it, not just because of the shootouts, heist, action or to finish it. Everthing, even the Gameplay has one purpose, immersion.
The Trick for me was not to play Arthur, but to be him, just livin my life and don’t give af how long it (the game/ story) will last if that makes sence.
I like this a lot, thank you this is helpful. I will slow down and really start taking the story in, it'll be a slow burn game for sure but happy to hear that it's worth it, thanks for sharing!
@@BBKDRAGOON Glad I could help, nice Video!
recently i tried out cry of fear, but im too scared💀. love the vids btw!!
A multiplayer fps I would honestly try out is xdefiant if you like a fast paced shooter. It’s free so if you’re not into it then you could just uninstall it and you haven’t spent a nickle on it.
As for singleplayer fps games I know you love the half life games but you should definitely try half life both 1 and 2 with mmod installed. It enhances the visuals as well as making the gunplay even smoother. It is the definitive way to play those games imo.
I’ve been playing shadow of the erdtree and it’s been so much fun to hop back into the lands between again! I’ve also tried new action games like the wonderful 101 which I also highly recommend. The game is made with so much passion and you can really feel the devs wanted to make something truly special with that one.
Love your content man, keep up the good work!
the finals quickplay modes are pretty fun
Mass Effect LE , DOOM 2016 , Ghostrunner , Read Dead Redemption 2 , Far Cry 5 and Portal on the rotation as of right now
BROOOO what a rotation, such a good pick of games!
Recently replayed split second and blur for ps3, fantastic racers
I've been replaying the Gears of War & Resistance series, playing Destiny 2 Final Shape, Helldivers 2, and occasionally XDefiant & Gears 5.
For an fps title, I don't know if you have tried it, it is a little bit hard at start but man it is one of the most immersive shooters i have ever played and i have played plenty, Rainbow Six Siege I would clearly suggest giving it a shot, it's very unique.
Finished Hyper Light Drifter and loved it.
Gave Sekiro another chance and I still cannot get into it, this game just doesn't click for me and this makes me sad but it's time to give up for good this time.
Started Sifu this evening and I'm loving it already, can't wait to get better at it.
Red Dead 2 is honestly the only game I do not regret pre-ordering. I will say I think I came to appreciate it much more on a second playthrough. If you wanna get the most out of it definitely be sure to do as many side missions as you can. Most of them are really interesting and flesh out Arthur's character a lot.
Thank you for this, I will slow down and start taking my time with the game. It likely will be a background slow burn adventure but really excited, hearing nothing but huge praise
I’m finally playing Fallout New Vegas, Conan Exiles and No Man’s Sky
An interesting selection of games indeed. I am also currently playing through RDR2 for the first time these past e few weeks, and I Urge you to push through these moments you’re talking about. I felt the same in some way, although I do appreciate everything the game does, it does get stale for a while. I’m currently in chapter 6, which imo is where the game really opens up (in my temporary experience), and presents you with tons of fun stuff to do.
Currently playing through crosscode which is a 2d top down action RPG and absolutely loving it, about 25ish hours into my playthrough right now and still have plenty to go. Next up I plan on getting back into cyberpunk since I picked up the dlc during the summer sale
Crosscode is so freaking good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I got it on the Switch years ago and never finished but was so impressed, enjoy and thanks
I love this channel. Keep up the great, chill content
Thank you very much! I really appreciate the support
The Single Player Tarkov mod with several additional mods, STALKER Gamma, Elden Ring, Zero Sievert (isometric STALKER lol), Loop Hero, and Slay the Spire are currently in the rotation. Super immersive single player experiences have just been doing it for me lately. Especially with some fun indie stuff to lighten the mood if I want a break.
Amazing games! I need to try gamma, Anomaly was already so hard for me, I know Gamma would crush me haha
@@BBKDRAGOON I'd recommend playing at least the first game, Shadow of Chernobyl, with something like the Zone Reclamation Project mod if you haven't already. It'll make GAMMA way more enjoyable.
I mentioned this in the last video so I’ll just copy and paste lol, but I’ve been enjoying Subnautica. It has been on my backlog for a while and I’ve finally started playing it. The game is does a great job of making you feel the beauty of the world while also feeling the dread that a predator is hunting you. The game does not hold your hand so it really feels like that you are calling the shots on how you are going to survive. Not to mention, as a paleontology and ecology nerd, the world does a fantastic job of showing an alien ecosystem that exists with or without you.
Great suggestion, I would like to try it as some point, sorry for not replying on the other vid, it's been very busy lately. Cheers and thanks for the support!
@@BBKDRAGOON no problem man, I’ve followed you for halo a while back and seeing your content evolve has been a treat, been digging this chill wholesome content
Ive been playing Days gone and its heavily underrated I gotta say
I have a good friend at work who LOVES that game and has also said awesome things about it. Cheers and thanks
Ive playing Dark Souls 3 quite a lot lately. Its my first Souls game and its awesome if Im being honest. Was very very hard at the beginning (still is dont get me wrong lol but Im just a lil better I guess) but Im getting the hang of it.
As for RDR2, in my humble opinion its the best game ever made and by far my favorite game of all time. I heavily recommend you put the time in it bro you will not be disappointed the game is truly an absolute masterpiece.
Can't believe there's still people out there who haven't played RDR2
I've been having a lot of the issues you have been talking about in the last few videos so I've really moved to more single player and indie games and haven't looked back
These are some of the best games I've played in the last few years
friends vs friends (one of my favorite game concepts but net code is a bet strange)
Outer wilds (once in a life time game haha)
It takes 2 (10/10)
a short hike (10/10)
Deaths Door (10/10)
Firewatch (10/10)
Phychonauts 2 (10/10)
ratchet and clank rift apart (10/10)
Sunstet overdrive bit old but really dam fun
roboquest (if you want to turn of you brain and have the time of your life)
life is strange
batman arkham games
circuit superstars
sifu
splinter cell blacklist spy vs mercs multiplayer (You'll probs never play it again but is such a fun game if you have friends to play with)
Not for everyone but the mind games you can have when you get really good at fighting games is very fun (mk, streefighter, teken)
For rd2 I listened to podcasts on the long horse rides to get places
Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter is a 360 game I recommend if you haven’t tried it. It also has a PS2 port in case you want another option.
Thank you for the suggestion I will absolutely take a look
Awesome Videos, I've been playing a lot of Yakuza Games, fallen into that amazing rabbit hole. 😅😂
But enjoying every minute of it!!
Splitgate 2 finally getting revealed this Thursday!!
This summer I've been replaying Star Wars KOTOR 1 and 2, Persona 4, GTA Vice City and San Andreas, Assassin's Creed 2, I'll be getting to Final Fantasy X again too, as it's my tradition to replay that every summer, same as Vice City. As far as multiplayer shooters go, I'm pretty much done with them, but I still like a Team Fortress 2 once in a while.
Yo FFX is my favorite game of all time, enjoy! Also how is Persona 4? P5 is the only persona I've played/beaten, and I loved it. I want to play p4 but I know the time commitment is major, P5 took me like 2 years to beat haha
@@BBKDRAGOON yeah, P4 is also really long, but not quite as long as P5. It's maybe 20 or 30 hours shorter. As far as gameplay and artstyle goes, it's definitely not as cool as P5, but what it does better is the character cast imo.
i picked up Mini shoot adventures after seeing it in one of your videos the other week. Its been such a fun little game to chip away at every few days! Besides that ive been doing a Elden Ring randomizer run thats been pretty fun. Also just started doing a full Halo playthrough on legendary with buddy of mine really looking forward to doing that
It's not multiplayer but Severed Steel pushes the parkour aspect from titanfall 2 even further.
A lot of people have been recommending severed steel my way, I will definitely check it out, thank you!
Dying Light 2, BF 2042 and Watch Dogs
The game gets a lot of criticism, and it's definitely not perfect, but I would highly recommend giving Xdefiant a shot for that FPS itch. It's free to play, completely SBMM free, and it's nostalgic and fun as hell. I am kind of addicted to it lol. It's basically the product of BO2 and Overwatch having a baby. Hope you enjoy it if you give it a shot!!
I’m playing Lords of the Fallen and Dead by Daylight along with Counter Strike 2 and CoD Zombies as my comfort games. If you haven’t already, I’d recommend to play Team Fortress 2 and BattleBit Remastered. I know Overwatch 2 isn’t the same as 1 but the new heroes are pretty dope. Got some new maps in there. Worth giving it a try
Thank you, I will give TF2 a shot and I love Battlebit, I need to hop back in and play again
I've been playing ghostrunner 1 and oh boy, my LT's spring does not sound right 😂, but it's a cool game tbh, finished waves, mastered kill runs, it's just instant movement, recommend it for those who want movement shooter type game(I know it's not shooter but it has so much MOVEMENT)
Dave the Diver, Jusant & System shock 2023 remake. Can wholeheartingly recommend all of them
Multiplayer game I have been playing is valheim with the friends. Single player wise I am playing baldurs gate 3 and SMTV. Strongly recommend valheim with friends!
great video as always
Just beat Elden Ring DLC, started Luigi's Mansion 2 with my wife & played through a few shorter titles but fore those like Pepper Grinder, Horizon Chase 2, Go Mecha Ball, Streets of Rage 4 & The Simpsons Arcade game.
For chill multiplayer my go to has been Fall Guys for the last almost 4 years, it's just enjoyable to jump on with friends or alone & platform about with a beer.
I've actually gone back to classic Zombies in BO3
Forget any other game when playing rdr2.. immerse urself and you’ll enjoy it
Halo eldewrito is the chillest multiplayer out there fr
Currently playing Halo still, but RE4 Remake, and New Super Lucky’s Tale with my son.
Damn, you got me wanting to play Skate again.
IT'S SO GOOD!
Been loving Sea of Stars so far and I think I am about halfway in based on some guides I have had to look at for certain points where I forgot where I was and what I was supposed to be doing. As far as the chill FPS recommendation I know you mentioned overwatch 1 and honestly I would really recommend Paladins as it still has a pretty loyal community of chill players and the game is super easy to pickup if you have a lot of OW experience considering that they both definitely took ideas from one another. Other than that I would maybe look into like Planetside 2 (not sure if it is still active or not)
Thank you for the recommendation, I've had numerous people mention Paladins, I will need to check it out. Enjoy the Sea of Stars run, that game looks gorgeous
Currently going through a new playthrough of cyberpunk, haven't played the DLC yet, and have been playing Diablo 4 aswell, mostly the campaign only as I don't dabble in seasonal diablo content.
Lastly some risk of rain 2 with some friends
Great games, and enjoy the new Cyberpunk playthrough!
I can't stop playing Football Coach College Dynasty, and dabbling in Forza Horizon 4 every here and there.
I freaking love seeing all the Forza Horizon 4 hype, tons of people still playing it, that's great!
Im just waiting until a decent GPU falls from the sky before I try CyberPunk again, it looks so good cranked up. RDR2 is a game I loved and it sucks you aint got the time to soak up all the details because that is where it shines
Hopefully GPU prices will level at some point, I know it's better but they are still crazy. Thank you for the info on RDR2, I'm going to slow down and take my time and make it a good slow burn game to really soak it all in. Much appreciated
haha i'm exactly like you with RDR2.. it's such a movie game.
And if i wan to play and chill, this is really not what i enjoy the most..
As you said.. so much downtime in listening to dialogs, where nothing happens..
I'm also just 20ish hours in..
Meanwhile my fiance is on her 6ish playthrou xD
And tells me everytime it's her fav game all time!
I think this is one of those game you really need to get into the mood for and immerse yourself into.
Thank you, yeah I definitely think I will need to set aside the proper time necessary to play it. Also freaking rad that you and your fiancé game together and share that hobby! Cheers
If you got a copy of Unreal Tournament '99 or 2004, there are community run servers you can hop into.
2004 is my jam I definitely will start playing that in the evenings. Thanks unit!
Great video. Loved cyberpunk 2077 myself. Personally playing bioshock games again and it's amazing seeing the difference in quality of that old game vs something new and similar like: atomic heart. Also, try checking out the plutonium nodding scene for black ops 2/ mw3. Still many lobbies and gives that old feel again
Thank you for this and great suggestions. Bioshock was so incredible, I'm interested in the new Ken Levine game they are making. Also loved my time playing Plutonium last year, I appreciate the suggestions
I think Space Marine 2 that comes out in a few weeks is going to my new 'old school multiplayer shooter' I think it looks amazing and is going to be perfect for filling that gap for me, at the moment I really enjoy Chivalry 2 and even some BF2042 now it's in a good spot.
Yo Chivalry looks so fun, is it tough to get into, it looks like a super steep learning curve
@BBKDRAGOON luckily I learnt how to play through Mordhau, but yeah it can be tough but even my little nephew who's 10 plays it on controller pretty chill and he has a great time and still gets a good amount of kills, it's such an underrated game imo
@@BBKDRAGOON Chiv is super fun! I got it a few months ago when it was free on Epic and i have a ton of fun with it! Its really not that hard to get into. it looks a lot more complicated than it actually is
FragPunk seems like a fresh FPS game. But I do think that game will get sweaty unfortunately. I prefer a game where I can respawn instead of wait until my team wins or dies, the gameplay is really nice though from what i've seen!
For MP FPS, my current favorite is *Fistful of Frags* which is amazing fun with a high skill bar.
Unfortunately, I have yet to find a decent arena style shooter and I've had enough of CoD and clones. *Quake Champions* is excellent, but has few players. *Angels Fall First* has a lot of promise, but also no playerbase. *Halo MCC* serves as a filler for now.
I've also found myself returning to *Vermintide 2* almost every year, since I started playing it back in ~2018. I was hoping *W40K Darktide* would be just as good, but so far the reviews are mixed, so I'm still waiting for Fastshark to improve the game before purchasing it.
chill multiplayer shooters, TF2, Once human is a survival/looter shooter The Finals new modes are chill delta force hawk ops is having a beta on 18th july (very battlefield)
Thank you!! Excellent suggestions and I need to check out the finals again, much appreciated!
highly recommend you play half life 2, prey (2017), quantum break ,control and starfield
Thank you! Half Life 2 is top 10 games of all time for me, so good, I never have tried quantum break or control, or prey and need to, thanks for the suggestions! I may go back to Starfield at some point to finish it up