A slow week for my existing games, as I played mostly multiplayer games this week.
Tried some Star Wars: Hunters, it’s a free-to-play 4v4 multiplayer game, that is only on mobiles and Switch. I saw the free-to-play and completely ignored the game, but then heard the SwitchUp guy (don’t remember which one was it :S ) liking it, so gave it a try, and had lots of fun with it.
It may end up as a pay 2 win, but for now, you can unlock all characters without paying anything, and there is no way to get stronger by paying (other than maybe unlocking characters and maxing their levels quickly). I am not sure if I’ll play it too much, but it’s a fun game to jump in for a game or two when you aren’t in a mood to play a longer game, or just to pass some time.
Also played some Helldivers 2 on PS5, and while the game is fun, I couldn’t really get into it. Maybe because the friends I joined were all pretty high level and they pretty much carried me through the initial levels, so didn’t get to experience the nitty gritty of the game much. Even when I joined the randoms, they were all in their 30s when I was level 4. I’ll probably try it one or two more times to see if I can get into it, but right now it doesn’t seem like I’ll play it after that.
This weekend, I plan to get back to Dragon Age: Inquisition on PS and The Last Campfire on Switch. Hope to finish The Last Campfire as it’s a pretty small game and I think I am reaching the end.
What about all of you? What have you playing lately? And what do you plan to play this weekend?
I blasted through Zero Mission and I’m going to work my way through Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages this weekend. All three games are excellent
That’s nice. I just finished The Lamp Campfire and started Ocarina of Time, for the first time ever!
Oh man, I hope you have a good time with it. It’s a superb game, but I’ll admit I’ve had pretty rough experiences revisiting it during the last decade. You just have to get used to the fairly outdated aspects, and stick with it. Good luck
Yeah, I have just left the forest, and the game is still fun. My biggest issue right now is the controls on Switch. Not a deal breaker though, at least not yet.
I’ll probably finish OoT this weekend. I didn’t play the N64 original, but I had the disc that came with Wind Waker on Gamecube, so I’d played it once before. I find the controls on the Switch really awkward at times, particularly using the right analogue as the c buttons and the desire to use that as a way to move the camera instead. But still an enjoyable play. I had to look up a guide when I was stumped on how to progress sometimes as well.
I have to agree about the controls, and have the same issue with right analogue and c buttons.
I am still super early, so haven’t gotten stuck anywhere, let’s see how long that lasts.
I look forward to reading your comments about OoT next week!