[Neonriser]

The recent games I played were Icey, the Stanley parable, and tales of symphonia. I played the Stanley game for a total of 3 hours and got 60% of the achievements, Played Icey for 4 hours and got around 47% of achievements done, and the tales game for 51 hours (most hours played, skullgirls ranks 2nd) and only gave 7% of achievements done.

By the way, what steam games do you play?

[SparX]

A friend let me play a game from steam on his computer a game called RimWorld
can't believe its gonna cost me 30 bucks to buy D: But I gotta get my desktop set up because this laptop can't handle both my art stuff and gaming stuff =(

[Coda]

If you ask me to name a Steam game, I'm going to say Crypt of the NecroDancer!

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Originally Posted by Coda

If you ask me to name a Steam game, I'm going to say Crypt of the NecroDancer!

That keeps popping up on my recommended list.

I gave 47 games, and 352 hours in one of them. 6 remain uninstalled.

Also 1 piece of software.

[Coda]

If you like rhythm games, and if you like roguelikes, then Crypt of the NecroDancer is awesome. If you don't like rhythm games, you might do okay (consider playing as Bard). If you don't like roguelikes, stay away because it'll piss you off.

[Lawtan]

Originally Posted by Coda

If you ask me to name a Steam game, I'm going to say Crypt of the NecroDancer!

That is on my wishlist! It's an awesome concept!

[Espy]

Steam claims that I've sunk 1657 hours into Skyrim, but that's mostly because I've left it running overnight a couple weeks.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Originally Posted by Coda

If you like rhythm games, and if you like roguelikes, then Crypt of the NecroDancer is awesome. If you don't like rhythm games, you might do okay (consider playing as Bard). If you don't like roguelikes, stay away because it'll piss you off.

Like DDR with a controller?

[Coda]

Ah... no, more like a roguelike played on a DDR pad. Though you CAN use a controller or keyboard if you prefer.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Originally Posted by Coda

Ah... no, more like a roguelike played on a DDR pad. Though you CAN use a controller or keyboard if you prefer.

Well if my DS version of Guitar Hero counts as rhythm it might be something to look into.

Would your keyboard act as the pad and you sort of finger-dance your way through?

[Coda]

Yep, that's exactly it. The enemies all move on the beat, and you have to take some sort of action on each beat (take a step, use an item, cast a spell; digging and attacking are actions too but they happen automatically when you step toward a wall or enemy) or else you lose your combo multiplier, which reduces enemy gold drops and the power of some items.

[Tohopekaliga]

For games on steam, the one I've played the most recently has been Subnautica.

I also spent a while playing Empyrion galactic survival, it's not quite as cool, though.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

I have Morrowind on steam now (a paltry 3 hours, mostly reconstructing my old character), but I played it on my old computer for approximately 4000 hours. I picked that number based on 4 hours a day over 4 average academic years. This does not include summers or the years that I wasn't in school.

I never finished the game.

[Starry Night]

I played Maplestory on Steam for a couple weeks...until it gave me a virus. D:

[Saiyouri]

Tales of Symphonia. Tales of Zestiria and The Frostrune so far for me. Gotta get FF8 so I can play that and 7 together.

[Jester]

Originally Posted by Starry Night

I played Maplestory on Steam for a couple weeks...until it gave me a virus. D:

I used to play that game ages ago. Think I was a ninja or something. I don't know how it is now but I remember there used to be Aton of people camping the newbie spots making it hard to LVL. They weren't actual newbs.


Steam game wise. I think the most I've played was DST. It's such a fun game, followed by Undertale. I''m not surprised. I was trying to get max gold. Taking forever via snails but it's faster the selling dog residue.