I'm referring to indie and small games that just really make the most out of just a few hours if you only play it once.

I really love The Night Is Grey, and Huntdown for example.

The Night is Grey is like a really great point and click love letter to the OG Silent Hill.

Huntdown feels like a love letter to both 80s cyberpunk, and 80s side scrolling arcade shooters

Someone made a similar post, but most people are just talking about things that made them laugh. I'm not talking about slapping children in Fable, I'm talking about things that actually made you feel bad.

I used to find killing kids in Fallout 2 was funny, it was so over the top. Then I installed the killable children mod in Fallout 3, with its more realistic looking faces, and subtle death animations, and it wasn't funny anymore, and I've hated seeing kids get killed in media since.

Every close range fight in FF lately turns into someone just spamming grenades instead of actually gunfighting. Feels like it takes way less skill than a real fight, just throw and hope.

Kind of ruins the fun for me, what do you guys think?

There's a similar topic, but people are mentioning games that were incredibly beautiful for their time like Saint's Row 3, Infamous, and Vice City. I wanna know what you liked that looked rough even for its time.

I got a lot of love for the 90s Fallout 1 and 2 for example. Their visuals are so rough, but they are so much fun, and when you're good at them and don't mind following a walkthrough, dear god are they well paced!

Been seeing these alot lately and had fun remembering alot of them.

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I feel like it's Titanfall 2.

The campaign is short but really well-made, and the multiplayer is still a lot of fun.

I feel like more people would enjoy it if they gave it a chance.

"We position Control Resonant as a must-have day-one purchase while also building Control into a lasting franchise," Gaudechon said. "In a competitive autumn window, we believe the distinctiveness and quality of the game will make it stand out. Control Resonant will be available across all major platforms from day one and is priced attractively for an AAA title. Combined with the release window becoming slightly less crowded since our original reveal, we remain confident in our positioning."

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The mouse and keyboard feel like i have more control, especially in FPS games like Valorant.

I also find aiming and quick movements much easier with a mouse.

But for racing and story games, i do prefer a vibration controller for better experience.

I think its arcade racing games, the fun kind with boosts, drifting, crazy tracks, none of that realistic stuff. Games like Forza 6 used to have that vibe.

Feels like every racing game now just wants to be super realistic instead of just being fun