marc

Resident Evil 7 is the big one. Scary as FUCK in VR.

Job Simulator is charming and hilarious and thumper is an acid trip.

Should I get farpoint?

Lets just say adult Westerners have a sarcastic view of the future. We are suspicious of new technologies and we perceive the past with rose tinted glasses, which lends itself pretty well to dystopian fantasies ("if the present is worst than the past, how much worst would the future be?")

This is the Japanese idea of a future dominated by technology...

This is the American idea of a future dominated by technology...

It is also true that most games revolve around violently solving our problems, so a dystopian setting works better than a utopia...

I'm getting a lot of awesome recommendations from this thread, too, so thanks everyone who has contributed cool resources like Grok Learning and FreeCodeCamp!

Not sure if this is sarcastic or not, but there's no shame in hitting StackExchange to solve a problem now and then. Wasting time insisting on solving a problem in isolation, out of pride alone, is just that: wasting time. No dev I've ever spoken to scoffs at the idea of Googling for a solution. Additionally, some solutions are so perfect and widely-used that it actually makes sense to learn how everyone else is doing it, and use that method from now on, rather than coming to that conclusion on your own. Languages all have nonsensical quirks that others have already come across and solved for. No harm in learning from collective experience.

Google won't write your code, but it will help you finish. Do it if you need to, and don't feel bad about it!