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Fallout 4, I am a big fan of this game

I bought Prey... but I don't think I am liking it... the enemies can hide as items in the game... so its like these constant jump scares... the scary part doesn't bother me... it just gets annoying quickly... hopefully the entire game isn't this way

I'm taking a break from Order of Ecclesia to play Rune Factory 4. I'm determined to actually finish the game. It's so big! *__*

I was pretty upset that the actual finished Prey 2 got cancelled =| It looked pretty cool, and this new game...does not.

you said starbound, right?
yeah, i have that game too.
i don't mind the sims 4 that much, but i love the sims 3!
currently binging rimworld, an indie game. and no, i do not play it for the violence. i more or less play it for trading and crafting BECAUSE NO OTHER GAME HAS THAT FLUFF.
and yes, fluff replaced a curse word. because cat.

Bioshock Infinite and Batman Arkham Knight on the PS4

Skyrim on PS4, my Kjahiit is only on Level 10 so lots of fun is still to come...

I'm playing the Clannad visual novel. I keep messing up the choices. Oh, well. Maybe I can fix it later on.

I am playing Prey (the 2017 game). Before playing I was wondering why it has the name when from the outside it looks like it does not have much to do with the 2006 game, the previous game had you in a giant alien ship, while this one seemed to be aliens in a human ship or something. It took a little bit before I kind of saw what they had in common, they are first person shooters with aliens and some horror aspects, but more importantly they kind of mess with your sense of perception. Especially at the time, Prey (2006) felt like it messed with your sense of direction with gravity altering in weird ways where figuring what was up and down could mess with your head, and portals that were similar to those in the game Portal would have you walk around but then going through a portal would suddenly have you in a different place. I would say that those are kind of taken for granted now, but I remember it as a big deal.

Prey (2017) has its own, the first major point is I would say the main enemies, the mimics, which seem to have the deal that they pretend to be random objects before ambushing, which means it has you thinking that almost any object which as a gamer we tend to think is harmless, actually be a possible threat. One main point is looking for odd cases of two of the same object in a place where it would not make entirely sense, like two chairs at a single desk, I think that it is an interesting concept. The beginning also had its share with things not being how they appeared, that reminds me of the portals and a sense of the space around me.

No, you're right, the new Prey has nothing to do with the franchise, it was just a business decision. Arkane Studios actually designed the game to be a spiritual sequel to the System Shock games.

Hopefully they did a better job than their attempt at a new Thief game, which was called Dishonored >_<

I am playing Persona 5 for the most part. 60 hours in so far. Loving it. It's been way too long since the last Persona game.

Also just started the Clannad visual novel whilst finishing Fate/Hollow Ataraxia at 80%+ completion. Thinking of playing one of the other Fate spinoffs after, or Stein's Gate Zero.

I played Lucius a little bit last night...the whole game feels like one big tutorial =|

I didn't buy it for me, though =P

Then, for the first time since probably the late 90s, I played some (almost) vanilla Quake with the CD music enabled. Going waaaay back, the bug is definitely biting me.