MoonlightMoth

Sunset Overdrive but without the alleged 'humour'. Comedy to me ought to be a force for good, something to lift the spirits or soothe the soul in difficult times. Whatever was in that game was the complete opposite; hideous anti-comedy that did nothing but make the world feel a little darker. Praise be the mute button and the blissful silence it brings.

I must confess to have never really liked any licensed soundtrack enough to remember it. In fact the only licensed music that ever caught my ear was the instrumental version of Dimmu Borgir's Progenies of The Great Apocalypse from Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet. Not to say I actively dislike licensed soundtracks, they just always tend to be outside of my taste. As such I tend to enjoy original soundtracks a lot more.

Custom soundtracks however, I am always happy to see those in games.

Edit: Thinking a bit more I did like the licensed MGSV songs, and any game with those sort of classic 80s hits.

Others have already mentioned Morrowind but that was certainly an eye opening experience to me. I played the original Xbox version and was unprepared for quite how vast it all was. The scope and scale of everything and the detailed RPG elements were unlike anything I had hitherto seen and despite not knowing half of what was going on was still utter engrossed by it.

Sunless Skies but written by David Cage.

Yes, but a hamburger is a sandwich evolved to such a level of transcendent godhood that it is of little surprise that many would try to deny its humble lineage. Such gastronomic divinity merely raises one up above one's peers, rather than set them apart, and in doing so they stand as a glorious beacon to all of what is possible.

@brian_ said:

Exactly this. I really enjoyed that you didn't have to be the greatest at aiming to do well or have fun. That I was a Mercy/Reinhardt main should come as no surprise.

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Pretty much any game that has a large underwater creature gets the anxiety going, especially if they have a large mouth and can eat you. Even though its a game something in my brain just goes off and I struggle to not get a little jittery. Kind of amazed I managed to finish Subnautica to be honest. First noticed it with the eel in Super Mario 64.

Also really hate those mask things that chase you in Super Mario Bros. 2.

I tend not to play many 'current' games purely down to being cheap. I'll usually only play something recent if its something I was really looking forward to, otherwise I wait for a price drop of some kind (or the oft inevitable GOTY release with the dlc). The games I play also tend to rely a lot on my mood; sometimes I'll play little of anything for weeks at a time then it could be one game for most hours in the day. These days I lapse a lot into MMORPGs due to my love of RPGs and the fact that I've pretty much played all the single player ones that interest me.

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