Kory

Kory, 11 months ago

Beautiful, looks like you’re taking good care of it.

Kory, 11 months ago

For me it was also Skyrim. I've done so many side quests, explored so many regions, never got anything done. Tried three times to get back into it, then gave up on it.

Kory, 11 months ago

Great recommendations here already, just chiming in to say that it works great with no issues at all.

Kory, 11 months ago

For me it's Terraria. Making a new world and character always gets me hooked and interested again.

Kory, 11 months ago

Going to reddit to upvote, thanks for the effort!

Kory, 11 months ago

Lutris and Steam. Also tried Bottles with very mixed results and Heroic Games Launcher that sometimes just works and then sometimes just doesn't. Never tried PlayOnLinux, is there any advantage to it?

Kory, 11 months ago

The username sheds some light on it I believe.

Kory, 11 months ago

I'd say, it's about gamers who enjoy playing older titles or (re-)discover something they haven't played in a while. It's not about jumping on every hype-train to play the latest games that just came out but to appreciate them after a while and share that experience with others - often to the effect that rushed relases have been ironed out by then.

I've read many elaborated posts about how people liked the games they just played, some were real in-depth reviews while others just shared the joy of playing these games with like minded folks. It sure was one of my favourite subreddits where I've found a couple of excellent recommendations for what to play. Happy to find it here now!

Kory, 11 months ago

Absolutely! I also have to admit, I've collected so many free games over the years (on epic and steam and other platforms) that made it easy to try even when it's a genre I hadn't touched yet or a game I was reluctant to buy. They often came with DLCs and weren't brand new - also a case for the patient gamer :)