BreadGar

I recently grabbed American truck simulator.. Like it so much that I bought a steering wheel, and now it's the only thing I play.

Although this week we're getting the new stardew valley update, might go check that out.

Because they take time

I grabbed it for the couch co-op, which we really enjoyed in the first one. But in ftk2 every controller can control every character, which feels weird. Also playing with the controller feels more clunky than the original.

I tried the demo of American Arcadia, it's a story driven side scrolling game, with some nice twist to it. The Demo can be finished in like 30 minutes, totally worth trying it.

Yep, I really enjoyed DRG:S, brings a bit of new mechanics to the "survivore genre" and the upgrades are pretty cool.

what an horrible selection

Seedling looks really cool.

I mean ubisoft had the problem with all their games. Wait a year before buying a ubi game. It will be fixed and half price

get both and stream to the steamdeck, getting like 12h of battery instead

I mean, I never thought ED boring, I kind of enjoyed seeing new planets.

I joined an expedition of 2 no ths out in the black, exploring out there. Enjoyed all of it.

People complaining about planets not having anything fun to do have never played Elite Dangerous.

Just the fact you're exploring a new planet, to me is a cool feeling.

To me this expansion was one of my favorite to date.

People keep complaining about asset reuse, but you know what they made it for inside the story. Map 1 are fractals, so slices of history brought back.

No new mechanic? But making map traversal use the skyscale, and using all the tools available to the skyscale is pretty new.

But to me it's the story. I felt I connected more to the characters in this expansion than the others. They gave them a purpose some backstory, and if you were scared of reading there was plenty to learn from all the books and journal lying around.