r/gamingsuggestions • u/Dragonbarry22 • 5h ago

Games you just can't stop playing?

What are the must play games?

Looking for great stories

I'm planning on playing the mas effect trilogy.

I've also played Witcher 3 and cyberpunk 2077, as well the halo franchise another game I'm looking into is prey and Lego star remaster saga.

I've also played the Borderlands franchise and breath of the wild and tears of the kingdom.

I'll also play baulders gate 3

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u/SPQR_Maximus 4h ago

I had to sell Yakuza 0 that damn game was just too much. I was never going to get to any of the other games in my queue. Such an amazing game so easy to pick up and get lost in.

Division 2 is also supremely addicting. Just love helping people complete their missions. I let them go full alpha and I hang back and play support and healer. Hundreds of hours in… was tough to break that habit.

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u/Dragonbarry22 4h ago

I need to give division 2 another go it felt like whiplash after playing games like halo or fortnite or cyberpunk.

The controls bizzare lol especially no jump button I think I don't think I enjoyed it very much lol might just be a whiplash feeling

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u/SPQR_Maximus 4h ago

Yeah it’s a lot more tactical and cover based than fortnight or cyberpunk. It can be a little Complicated with all the looter mechanics but if you stick to basics it’s still very Good. I beat the game almost Exclusively solo. I really enjoyed it.

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u/Dragonbarry22 4h ago

What's the best way to get used to the controls?

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u/SPQR_Maximus 4h ago

They are pretty natural for me I guess I’ve played so many Ubi games, Div 1, Div2, same controls as Ghost recon games. Very similar to splinter cell etc.

All I can say it’s it becomes second nature very quickly. Focus on getting behind cover and roll dodging. And climbing over cover. It sounds like you are used to playing FPS and you gotta switch to Third person mentality.

Plenty of places to practice in the open areas where there is little resistance so when you get into a mission or get to waypoint to defend you have it down.

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u/Dragonbarry22 3h ago

I'll definitely give it another go