Just wondering if anyone got something interesting to play because I've been playing Maple a bit too much and it's getting boring to be honest, and the latest update for Ubisoft's The Crew 2 kinda kills my interest for the game, so I guess I kinda need something new to play or stuff, I dunno. By the way, I'd recommend the Yakuza series, it's a decent game. The lines of dialogue and the amount of cutscene might turn people off a bit from playing the game (like, a lots of them) but at least the gameplay kinda make up for it? Like the combat system, the side content and all. It's a mix of seriousness and goofiness too, so I'd sag give it a shot at least.
Not really a series but 3 different games the same company made. Battleblock Theater Castle Crashers Pit People Each game is in a different genre but the artstyle and the way the company produces the soundtrack/story is just incredible. Out of those three I played castle crashers the most, and it is definitely my favorite. I also did alpha and beta testing for pit people and played quite a bit of battleblock theater, I recommend them to anyone looking for cheap and fun games. They are almost always on a discount whenever there's a sale on steam, I think the lowest I've seen was 1$ for castle crashers which is absolutely insane.
I just cant wait for the Remastered Collection on PC next year, and I'm still waiting for SEA version of Yakuza 7, rip
Tales of series is amazing. Tales of symphonia is my favorite. Good battle system and personally the characters are very relatable. I love the story as well. PLEASE PLAY IT!! Mother!!! I absolute love earthbound. It's praised for a reason. mother 3 is also very popular. Paper mario!! I HIGHLY recommend paper mario thousand year door. Everything about it is FLAWLESS. Funny dialogues, beautiful graphics that aged well considering its a gamecube game, entertaining battle system, nice story, memorable characters, wonderful music
I've watched a lot of Yakuza on streams, looks real good. Still confused why Yakuza 7 isn't sold in SEA. I'd recommend the newer Fallouts, especially NV. Always fun to just explore around.
Could be they wanting to add more localization for the SEA region, adding in Traditional Chinese and some other Asian language, who knows? Kinda dumb move for SEGA to impose a region blocking on the Steam version. Also to those who want to try the series, great starting point would be Yakuza 0 which serves as a prequel to the whole series, then off to Kiwami remakes and the Remastered Collections and so on. Just be prepared to face the jankiest of jankiness issue if you decided to go that way, especially after finishing Kiwami 2 and moving on to Yakuza 3 because the downgrade would be really obvious, from a technical standpoint. Deffo give the spinoff, Judgment a try though. Really good game and you get to play as one and only Takuya Kimura. Based and Mojavepilled, New Vegas is one of its kind, if you can ignore the janks and the limitations, its a really great game. Had more enjoyment out of it more than Fallout 3 and 4.
OMG YES. Tales of Symphonia is probably my all-time favorite game. If you're a fan of the story I'd 110% recommend the anime as well--its production value is surprisingly high and it also explores a lot of optional side stories that players likely missed during gameplay.
