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I'm still playing Rimworld

Regardless, I never spend more than $20 on a game, wait for the "Game of the Year Platinum Super Edition" to go on sale. It works every time!

All hail the ability to emulate console games up to a certain generation well enough on even lower end hardware.

Ain't no other way to officially enjoy classics like Tony Hawk Pro Skater ( best on Dreamcast IMO ). Probably one of the greatest skater games, just behind a game like Skate 2. But maybe that's the nostalgia talking...

Indie devs are fucking killing it, though. A lot of bangers have been coming out.

I’m currently obsessed with How Many Dudes? That game is so much fun.

Right now is the best time to play old games. Retro gaming handhelds have never been better, and honestly there's little to improve in them at this point.

Get yourself a retro handheld for as little as $100, that will feel more premium than a Steam Deck, and start playing games that came out before you were born.

I've genuinely forgotten how bad the current video game industry is, because I'm so busy having a blast with older/retro titles.

Highly recommend to all gamers.

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Skyrim, Fallout NV, Diablo II, modded to fuck Dungeon Keeper, Age Of Empires II, so many more. I’m set for life

Dwarf Fortress is 20 years old and still only has half the planned features. Tarn will be working on it until he croaks. Bless that man.

I mean Warcraft II is still the shit. As is classic doom, carmageddon, Aoe,... you name it.

Retro game prices have been skyrocketing too. Everything's kinda fucked.

Any old mmo enjoyers with a game with an active community to link a fella? Was a fiend for RF online back in the day it was sci-fantasy before I knew what sci fantasy was haha!

Morrowind, Fallout New Vegas, Skyrim, Saints Row 2, GTA San Andreas, Ultima, beside few indies, Pragmata and Fallout London, this and retro console games are my main playthroughs

yet another shout out for Space Station 14, a fully open source almost-massively multiplayer game with tons of forks being actively developed with lots of cross pollination of ideas and mechanics between them.

outrageously fun gameplay, totally free, easily modified, decently easy to set up ones own server

also totally cross platform between linux, mac, and windows

https://spacestation14.com/

Still got Dosbox and a bunch of classics like Wing Commander, The Incredible Machine and Space/King's Quest.

Dwarf fortress is around 20 years old so that checks

I play open source games

Flashpoint Archive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashpoint_Archive

I love that he says "splendid" in response to his own point

Lol, Oblivion ftw

Cyberpunk 2077 is 6 years old. May pirate and try out before realizing my pc can't run it.

UT2004 still bops. If I suddenly stopped being able to buy new games, that one would keep me entertained for at least another decade.

Everyone about that GTAVI life while I'm in the Fire Emblem and Yakuza mines trying to make a dent in the 50 million games each of those series have, because every time I finish one they release three more 🫩

Japan...please...stop...I beg you. I feel as overworked as the devs working for you.

I mostly play minecraft and indies, i am relatively safe lmao, what can happen? Mojang stop to update the game? Great now everyone will make mods on the same version lol

Even if it's just 10-15, Zomboid, Oxygen Not Included, Factorio, Isaac, and Risk of Rain, are thousands of possible fun hours, even without rotation

Not quite, rimworld and factorio are only around 13 years old.

This is the way.