+1 for Dinkum (Think multiplayer animal Crossing but with minimal combat, progression, and Stardew Valley-esk day timer instead of real time)
Also +1 for Grounded, it's more survival crafting and combat but still a great vibe.
I can't speak to most other VR uses, but I have played Walkabout Mini Golf by Mighty Coconut almost weekly for almost 5 years now.
The courses are great and they still release new ones almost every month. The game is good alone, but it's GREAT with 2-7 friends.
Honorable mention goes to the "I Expect You to Die" game series - kind of escape-room situations where you are in various life-threatening situations and the scene restarts each time you die (which is frequently).
No powers, just a fantastic gangster's rise to power story. The setting occurs in the aftermath of superhero events, so I think it checks all the boxes (and it's fantastic!)
Second for Piranesi - the exploration of that strange place is as enjoyable as the narrative elements of the story. It's also a pretty quick read, but well worth it!
Walkabout Mini Golf from Mighty Coconut is the only VR game I play anymore. Most of the courses demonstrate that you don't need fancy graphics if you have good aesthetics!
I would be more optimistic about that, but after Afghanistan, Iraq, Hurricane Katrina, and many other incidents, the EXACT same thing was being said about Bush killing the party... And yet here we are.
Yeah, I have not given Sony a dime since they thought they could install malware on consumer computers. When they got caught, they doubled down and released a "fix" that was even worse malware. FUCK Sony.
While that may be true, for some of us the simple IDEA of maybe needing to do something in the future that you might mess up is demotivating enough to prevent action. For that reason and many others, I appreciate people like you who make things happen.
I was always mad that Goku would finally make it to Namek, then for some reason next week they would time jump backwards and he'd be back in the hyperbaric training chamber. It felt like DBZ groundhog month.
If you are mad about missing the actual meat of the show like I was, I highly recommend "Dragon Ball Kai" - it's DBZ with the filler removed!
+1 for Dinkum (Think multiplayer animal Crossing but with minimal combat, progression, and Stardew Valley-esk day timer instead of real time) Also +1 for Grounded, it's more survival crafting and combat but still a great vibe.
I can't speak to most other VR uses, but I have played Walkabout Mini Golf by Mighty Coconut almost weekly for almost 5 years now. The courses are great and they still release new ones almost every month. The game is good alone, but it's GREAT with 2-7 friends. Honorable mention goes to the "I Expect You to Die" game series - kind of escape-room situations where you are in various life-threatening situations and the scene restarts each time you die (which is frequently).
Thank you for the time and effort you put into making this community space, it is greatly appreciated!
No powers, just a fantastic gangster's rise to power story. The setting occurs in the aftermath of superhero events, so I think it checks all the boxes (and it's fantastic!)
YUP! Oh, you want to do an activity, any activity, you enjoy? Look forward to two-to-six weeks of a random body part being in pain from it.
Second for Piranesi - the exploration of that strange place is as enjoyable as the narrative elements of the story. It's also a pretty quick read, but well worth it!
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You do!
Fuck OFF Randy!
Walkabout Mini Golf from Mighty Coconut is the only VR game I play anymore. Most of the courses demonstrate that you don't need fancy graphics if you have good aesthetics!
Good luck and thank you for your efforts!
I would be more optimistic about that, but after Afghanistan, Iraq, Hurricane Katrina, and many other incidents, the EXACT same thing was being said about Bush killing the party... And yet here we are.
Congratulations, that's a great accomplishment! Hopefully you are able to hit 4 months, then 4 years, then 4 decades.
That process gave you more technical troubleshooting experience than 98% of my coworkers would ever try.
I agree, trying to optimize gains on every dollar sounds great until one overdraft fee knocks out years of work.
Yeah, I have not given Sony a dime since they thought they could install malware on consumer computers. When they got caught, they doubled down and released a "fix" that was even worse malware. FUCK Sony.
I clicked the link just to get a brief look at this video and ended up watching the whole thing and subscribing to Benn Jordan. Thank you for sharing!
While that may be true, for some of us the simple IDEA of maybe needing to do something in the future that you might mess up is demotivating enough to prevent action. For that reason and many others, I appreciate people like you who make things happen.
I was always mad that Goku would finally make it to Namek, then for some reason next week they would time jump backwards and he'd be back in the hyperbaric training chamber. It felt like DBZ groundhog month. If you are mad about missing the actual meat of the show like I was, I highly recommend "Dragon Ball Kai" - it's DBZ with the filler removed!
3/15/26 - Prepare for The Great Thaw.