BobbyDigital00

One of the strongest Jokers I've found is the one that increases Mult each time you use a Tarot card. Got close to winning, but I didn't have enough chip generation.

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Take that Fandom. Assuming Mitch wants it.

I'm really jonesing for a Demo Derby, Game Tapes, and Ranking of Fighters. I miss the sweet-science science.

I loved this game, and I think it's underrated.

Hades is my GOTY by a country mile. It made be care about stories in games again when most stories felt hollow and flat to me for so long. In what could have easily been a dark, cynical, and amoral jaunt through hell with a cocky wise-cracking anti-hero; Supergiant create a heartfelt story about love, loss, and the fragility of familial bonds. I wanted to earn those victories and help Zagreus find what he was looking for, and the pay-off was worth it. Not the mention how tight, frenetic, and fun the combat was. And how every aspect of the design was build to support the framework of a rogue-like, pushing the genre forward. I hope to see "Hades-likes" in the future.

Among Us isn't a great game per se, but it helped me connect with my nephews and casual gaming friends in a way not many games have been able to achieve.

Tetris Effect: Connected wasn't in the list, and I would have bounced Among Us for that. I really dug the multiplayer, especially the co-op boss-rush mode.

Deep Rock Galactic, to me, is one of the most underrated games running right now. Great co-op gameplay, fun tone and world-building, interesting procedurally generated levels. Who knew gigging for a mining company as a Space-Dwarf could be this much fun?

There's a lot of hot takes still flying around the internet and this site about CP2077. I played it on PC, and was underwhelmed after all the hype. It's still a good game, but could have been a great game. I found (I think there's one in the forums here) a list of features and concepts which didn't make it into the final version of the game, and I can't help but feel like this was a huge bait & switch.

Happy New Year, duders.

Hades
Deep Rock Galactic

To me, this was a great generation content wise. But the systems themselves the most boring. Excluding the Switch's TV/Handheld mode and maybe Sony's PSVR, the systems were mostly boxes that did the same thing.

Maybe I miss Wii era weird-Nintendo, or wild experimentation with something like Kinect (even though it was largely a failure). I miss gaming feeling innovative. I'm glad to hear the haptics in the new PlayStation controller are exciting and fresh, I think that could go a long way to adding more immersive experiences.

I enjoyed Hades so much more than Transistor.

@colourful_hippie: Thank you for the reply. I forgot to mention that I have upgraded to 16GB already. I was looking into it, and the 3070 required a 650W power supply, and I only have the 600W. :(