No.1197
>>1194YN and LSD are two of my absolute favorite games. I'm glad others love them too.
No.1198
>>1141Drakengard has a good plot though. Worth it in the end.
The rest of your picks sound good, especially Project Wingman.
>>1146I've bought it a year ago and still haven't played it…
>>1197Same here.
No.1330
I find UnReal World comfy.
Once you secure basics for survival you can adventure across fictional ancient Finland. And I like to read developer's blog about adventures in real current Finland.
>>642Osaka Simulator… I often think to myself, this is what my life is.
No.1388
>>1330>urw>comfyuntil you get a njerpez sword thrusted into your eye, or mauled to death by a bear, I guess. sometimes it's really tense.
No.1389
>>1387sushi why do you do this to me…
No.1446
>>1444So it's
literally just Azazel right No.1449
>>1448Can't watch that dance without hearing this is my head
Illya a cute
No.1498
>>1497I had never heard of this game until now and I bought it just based on those screenshots. Really beautiful game. I'm still in the first area trying to get enough symbols to get through one of those symbol rooms. Getting used to the movement is kinda tough, I wonder if there are tricks to it I'm missing or if certain rooms are just meant to be approached from elsewhere.
No.1499
>>1448Fite me in xonotic pussy
No.1500
>>1498The movement definitely takes some getting used to. There's a comprehensive guide on the subject if you're interested (
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o3gouaiHsHT2H9d2HD5gDhgmoWwoL94gSFt7Ka1-vDk) but I wouldn't worry too much about it, the basics like the crouching leap and wall jumping are pretty much all you need. One general tip is that if you ever feel like an area is overwhelmingly difficult its probably better to turn back and go somewhere else. The game is pretty non-linear but certain routes can be brutally difficult compared to others.
No.1501
>>1500I got to garbage world and some long thin snake grabbed my spear, dove underwater with it, and then never came back lol. I love all the moments like that.
This game is amazing for the sense of mystery and discovery. I'm still not sure if those spear carrying guys in the tower area are friends or not. One of them slapped me up for getting too close but I think I might've hurt him trying to kill a lizard he was fighting.
No.1505
>>1497Rain World is amazing and deserves far more attention
No.1506
>>1505I'm in love with it so far. Big recommendation from me as long as you don't mind some bullshit difficulty, weird controls, and having nothing explained to you. Since I wrote
>>1498 I've played like 20 hours and I still feel like I've only scratched the surface of it. It's incredibly beautiful, the atmosphere is amazing, the controls are fun once you get used to them, and I enjoy the tense scenarios that the difficulty presents. Every new area I've found has truly blown me away, but especially some of the areas further in.
The place with the
thunder and the crazy metal birds is downright terrifying, and finding the
cute little blue robot in the water area was amazing and really highlights how well the game nails the feeling of being lost in ancient, alien history as something small and uninformed and weak. I felt so bad when I
grabbed one of her little glowing flies and she started cryingI just now got to
Five Pebbles after the little yellow guy started showing me pictures of the glowflies, which I assume I have to bring to the robot friend, and I gave the game a break after witnessing the area gimmick. I can't wait to go back and explore it. I love how ominous it feels as I'm crawling into this massive machine. It makes me wonder how much of an answer there is to all the cryptic stuff in this game.
No.1509
>>1508Yeah man that area was legit stressful. There's no shelters either and they just barely give you enough time to get through it before the rain.
No.1513
>>1506Well damn, I got through
Five Pebbles and I was certainly not expecting this.
No.1544
I played a bunch of heavily modded Rimworld today. Watching your colony grow is really fun, I'm currently working towards getting a hospital building with vitals monitors and a little garden for med production up and running, and I built a dining hall with some sleeping space for visitors to my colony to sit and eat at.
>>1005>I'm trying to get through all of the souls games and Sekiro before Elden Ring comes out.Update on this now that Elden Ring finally has a release date. Not only have I beaten all the Dark Souls games again, I got 100% achievements on DS2 and DS3! Currently working on DS1 but grinding out all the weapons is really tough.
No.1568
The comfiest game I've played is Dewprism/Threads of Fate. I got this game when it came out but unfortunately it's become a bit of a hidden gem despite being a great game. Sugimoto, the director, said he wanted to make something easier for children that would recapture the dreams and fantasies of his own childhood. It's not the most sophisticated game in terms of mechanics but it's still fun. The game has a calm, mysterious atmosphere for the most part, due in large part to an excellent score by Junya Nakano (who also worked on Final Fantasy X). Supposedly Ken Akamatsu was hired to develop a manga adaptation which was cancelled before publication. I still haven't been able to confirm this but his brother did work as a sound programmer for Dewprism.
You can listen to the soundtrack here:
https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/threads-of-fate No.1606
Deltarune chapter 2 soon!
No.1607
>>1568Looks nice, I put it on my list.
No.1760
>>1759It looks like Fore brought all of his friends. I hope Jill can keep up with all the narration.
No.1775
>>17743 is super fun. 4U was a really impactful game for me personally. It's honestly wonderful how surprisingly excellent those games are on 3DS.
No.1780
>>1017Three years later I would now like to report that I am no longer F2P, my elementalist is no longer a glass cannon, and I have nigh unlimited access to even more screenshottable areas. Time flies…
What peak comfy MMOs or RPGs does sushi roll like?
No.1783
NFS Pro Street
No.1785
NFS Pro Street
No.1786
NFS Pro Street
No.1793
>>1775I think you gotta be quite insane to go on the monster hunter deep end.
A lot of the really nitty gritty quests are behind a lot of fights with monsters you fought before already.
And this isn't something that you can just change, these fights can take quite a while.
Thankfully this isn't so much of an issue in World, since there is a bigger variety of monsters in High Rank there. And I don't wanna touch on G-Rank because I haven't got there yet but I'm fairly excited, even if monstahs are much easier.
No.1842
>>1808GW2sushi roll is present! That 3rd screenshot is incredible; massive set pieces like that monument pair well with both games' brushstroke-fantasy-painting style. I'm sorry I don't have any screens to go with this post, my old laptop got bricked and I had backed up exactly nothing.
>>1840I need to try LOTRO one of these days. The sound design is maximum comfy.
No.1843
>>1842Hi GW2sushi! Thanks for the pretty art. I still have yet to play Guild Wars 1 (I know!) but from what I've seen of it, it looks really great. I really need to play it sometime. I'm so sorry about your lappy being bricked. What happened to it?
LOTRO is really comfy. It's such a nice game to have nice little adventures in. The community is really quite nice since it's quite insulated from the usual meta-gaming of most MMORPGs. One of my favorite journeys I had recently playing was trekking into the Old Forest only to stumble into one of the newer zones.
https://youtu.be/uUjhYCCF_Qw No.1848
Wholeheartedly recommend both of these games - Against the Storm and Wildermyth. The first one is a roguelite citybuilder, where you are tasked with repopulating post-apocalyptic realm with new cities. If you enjoy the early game in such games, this one is perfect, as your job is really to get the settlement started, and move onto the next. Bonus comfy points for the aesthetics, and persistent stormy ambience.
Wildermyth is a procedural storyteller with a party of your design as the main actors. The dialogue and stories can be unconventional, often funny, in such a spirit-raising way. Your characters evolve, have romances, children, pets, retire, become legends, then myths. Campaigns play around the world map composed of tiles, each containing an original story, and most of the time a combat scenario. It is turn based, and super satisfying. There is a real sense of progress when you see your teenage hero struggling at first, to one-shotting some scary bosses as an experienced warrior.
:)
No.1870
>>1868FusionFall was so cool! They did fighting, and platforming quite well.
No.1873
>>1870Could be. I'm guessing its strength mostly lies in nostalgia. The platforming really was fun though… maybe I should boot it up again; although, I'd need to install wine again.
