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Monthly players down the bottom.

It cost them far more to maintain the server than it did keep the ~100 players happy.

I loved Assassins Creed Mirage because it had a smaller more tight storyline. Really enjoyed the fact there werenā€™t countless side missions. Meant I got to know and care about Basim way more. Valhalla on the other hand I just bored with running around doing countless side missions. So I had a bit of fun being an Evior who was loose with his affections and then bounced off the game.

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Out in November. Definitely looking forward to this one!

Still waiting for the new fan-made Portal Bagley. Might be waiting a while yet :rofl:

A 5GB system update and now a 19.16GB game download, sheā€™s being treated well tonight.

Shouldā€™ve used Ethernet, might have downloaded a fraction faster.

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Always been intrigued by Senua but since lockdown I have a tendency towards getting anxious so not sure how a game based around mental health would landā€¦ :sweat_smile:

Not really found anything mental health related other than multiple voices which I assume are all in Senuaā€™s mind.

Iā€™ve only played a bit though, the fight scenes seem challenging enough.

Iā€™ll likely see it through unless it decides to get too demanding play style wise.

Do puzzle, fight some things, do another puzzle.

Ok so far.

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Hellblade turned out pretty decent.

Final battle is interesting.

Story didnā€™t full add up I didnā€™t think.

Will still play number 2.

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Iā€™ve started Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart, I got it shortly after getting the PS5 and then just kinda forgot about itā€¦ :sweat_smile:

So far itā€™s good brightly coloured fun! In my humble opinion the graphics are some of the best I have seen on the PS5 so far. Playing it I realised how much I like these kinds of games. Been playing a lot of more ā€œgrown upā€ games (read: gray and brown colour palette!). So itā€™s refreshing to play something that has a wide saturated colour palette and doesnā€™t take itself too seriously.

Still offsetting this abundance of colour and frivolity by getting back into the Division now that project resolve seems to have solved whatever the issue was that meant the crashed on me every 5 secs. This has the knock on effect of my now wanting to save up to build a new PC for christmasā€¦ :sweat_smile:

Twice the size of the first game.

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Iā€™m downloading it now too.

Might as well make some use of the two months of Game Pass I have left.

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Itā€™s like playing a movie.

Like Uncharted 2?

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Not sure I ever played :confused:

How you getting on with Hellblade 2?

I think as I played the other so recently Iā€™m not phased by this one, seems slower, too much walking, very little interaction so far.

Felt like 1 had more to do. I can imagine Iā€™m a good way through the game, possibly even half way through, and Iā€™m not sure whatā€™s going on :joy:

Iā€™m just over 3 hours in and at chapter 4 looking online.

I see that G-Police is now on the PSN classics catalogue, That is my weekend sorted.

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Finished Hellblade 2. Such a boring game, graphics were great but the lack of fighting or interaction with others seemingly drawn it down to a disappointment.

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I couldnā€™t finish the first Hellblade, you just donā€™t seem toā€¦do anything? And Iā€™m normally a big fan of the walking simulator genre.

Itā€™s a story, I thought the 1st was alright, more fighting etc.

Definitely donā€™t go the 2nd game, very boring :joy:

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For any D2 players out there. On loading the game you are now presented with a cutscene and one last short mission just to wrap things up before The Final Shape on Tuesday. :eyes:

And a new launch trailer from a few days agoā€¦

Oh man, I remember buying that on disc from my local post office! Spent many happy hours on those games.

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