I use Todoist with a combination of Buzzkill so that a scheduled task spams me every five minutes. I've tried actual habit tracker apps but they never seem to work for me.
I play a ton of space station 14 (the most successful remake imo) and meeple station seems to have some similar vibes, though it's not exactly the same genre.
Monster Hunter. I first tried it on the wii u when I was honestly too young to really comprehend what was going on and bounced off. Years later I picked up MHGU and MH World and got basically addicted. Now I own almost all the games physically, as well as picking up a 3ds and Vita so I could play the psp and 3ds games on the go.
There's some bangers on ps+.
I'm a pc gamer but I've peeked (extensively) at the catalogue and while I still feel Xbox game pass is better value for money, here are some:
Abzu: beautiful game about exploring an abandoned underwater environment
Bloodborne: not "hidden" but a must play
Concrete Genie: Cute little game about grafitti creatures
Dandara: a unique platformer with a great style
Dead Cells: fantastic roguelike
Ghostrunner: amazing cyberpunk parkour game. If you like movement, you'll love it.
Everspace: great arcade space game.
INSIDE: wonderful little game that will have you thinking about what it's story really meant
Magicka: incredibly silly magic game
My Friend Pedro: gunslinging slow motion stunt combat action
Spiritfarer: beatiful game about helping the dead find peace before moving on
Vermintide 2: one of the best horde games out there.
Other ones that are less hidden gems but I conside must plays or at least worth checking out: Bloodborne, Death Stranding, Dishonored, Doom, the Middle Earth games, Shadow of the Collosus
I started playing through the old MG/MGS games! MGSV is one of my favorite games of all time so I decided to go back and play through all of them that I can on my Vita. Been messing around in armored core 3 there as well.
I loove Grandia. Slowly playing it on my Vita, and I've loved the environments a lot. The YouTuber Hazel is the one who introduced it to me, her cozy jrpgs video has a lot of bangers.
Just mentioning it as an option since I haven't seen ppl talk about it, but nair is also an option and leaves you without any stubble, if you can deal with the smell and how harsh it can be on your skin. IF you want to do nair patch test a part of your leg/arm first to see if you get any sort of negative reaction.
Avoid using nair if you have any cuts/abrasions for any reason.
It's also a bit more expensive than your other options. My hair is light enough that I can often get away with shaving so that's what I do if no one else is going to see it, but I wish you luck on finding a solution that works for you!
I loved MHR and the environments especially made me nostalgic, but I'm definitely anticipating what comes next. Whatever it is, I'm expecting to be surprised. Crossing my fingers for a reveal at TGS
There's been some heavy talk about something happening during Tokyo Games Show. I personally think that's when we'll see it, considering it's been rumored as well as being the closest major game event. But yeah Capcom's stream felt like a waste of time
Yeah I'm relieved to see my favorite games on Lemmy, I was never a huge Reddit user in the first place but Lemmy has got me interested in the forum structure. Here's hoping we can see these spaces grow- letting people in the PoE community that there's a place here will probably help a lot.
Mainly because it's not a Chromium based browser. Chrome is making it hard/impossible to use adblock, and if Firefox were to die for whatever reason, Google would basically monopolize the way we interact with the internet (which it has almost done already)
yeah you can do stuff like snooze notifications for a certain amount of time! Notifications have become something I can actually pay attention to now.
I use Todoist with a combination of Buzzkill so that a scheduled task spams me every five minutes. I've tried actual habit tracker apps but they never seem to work for me.
I play a ton of space station 14 (the most successful remake imo) and meeple station seems to have some similar vibes, though it's not exactly the same genre.
Monster Hunter. I first tried it on the wii u when I was honestly too young to really comprehend what was going on and bounced off. Years later I picked up MHGU and MH World and got basically addicted. Now I own almost all the games physically, as well as picking up a 3ds and Vita so I could play the psp and 3ds games on the go.
MGSV my beloved. I still play it on and off to this day, it was the first game I really dived into deep.
There's some bangers on ps+. I'm a pc gamer but I've peeked (extensively) at the catalogue and while I still feel Xbox game pass is better value for money, here are some:
Abzu: beautiful game about exploring an abandoned underwater environment
Bloodborne: not "hidden" but a must play
Concrete Genie: Cute little game about grafitti creatures
Dandara: a unique platformer with a great style
Dead Cells: fantastic roguelike
Ghostrunner: amazing cyberpunk parkour game. If you like movement, you'll love it.
Everspace: great arcade space game.
INSIDE: wonderful little game that will have you thinking about what it's story really meant
Magicka: incredibly silly magic game
My Friend Pedro: gunslinging slow motion stunt combat action
Moonlighter: roguelike shopkeeping game, think Reccetear
Party Hard: stealth party killing spree action
Spiritfarer: beatiful game about helping the dead find peace before moving on
Vermintide 2: one of the best horde games out there.
Other ones that are less hidden gems but I conside must plays or at least worth checking out: Bloodborne, Death Stranding, Dishonored, Doom, the Middle Earth games, Shadow of the Collosus
I started playing through the old MG/MGS games! MGSV is one of my favorite games of all time so I decided to go back and play through all of them that I can on my Vita. Been messing around in armored core 3 there as well.
I loove Grandia. Slowly playing it on my Vita, and I've loved the environments a lot. The YouTuber Hazel is the one who introduced it to me, her cozy jrpgs video has a lot of bangers.
Just mentioning it as an option since I haven't seen ppl talk about it, but nair is also an option and leaves you without any stubble, if you can deal with the smell and how harsh it can be on your skin. IF you want to do nair patch test a part of your leg/arm first to see if you get any sort of negative reaction.
Avoid using nair if you have any cuts/abrasions for any reason.
It's also a bit more expensive than your other options. My hair is light enough that I can often get away with shaving so that's what I do if no one else is going to see it, but I wish you luck on finding a solution that works for you!
I loved MHR and the environments especially made me nostalgic, but I'm definitely anticipating what comes next. Whatever it is, I'm expecting to be surprised. Crossing my fingers for a reveal at TGS
There's been some heavy talk about something happening during Tokyo Games Show. I personally think that's when we'll see it, considering it's been rumored as well as being the closest major game event. But yeah Capcom's stream felt like a waste of time
I don't want unity with tankies. We aren't fighting for the same thing.
Yeah I'm relieved to see my favorite games on Lemmy, I was never a huge Reddit user in the first place but Lemmy has got me interested in the forum structure. Here's hoping we can see these spaces grow- letting people in the PoE community that there's a place here will probably help a lot.
Mainly because it's not a Chromium based browser. Chrome is making it hard/impossible to use adblock, and if Firefox were to die for whatever reason, Google would basically monopolize the way we interact with the internet (which it has almost done already)