picandocodigo

u/picandocodigo@lemmy.world
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Yes, cynically I think it's a cheap way for studios to make a game addictive without adding a lot of content. It extends the length of the game, but you're just grinding, doing the same over and over. I do appreciate a lot of people enjoy this, but they're not for me, and I still suspect a lot of studios are just leaning on the genre for the wrong reasons.

Cities: Skylines is my most played game on Steam. This is 100% true for me:

It’s a city-builder you pick up for five minutes and suddenly it’s tomorrow.

I think Lego lends itself very well for a city builder, so this will be interesting. The only worry is if it can run well when you have a massive city.

It says somewhere in the review, the main story takes about 10 hours, but there's lots of replayability!

Regarding text chat, it'd be cool to be able to send a text message I guess. Like invite someone to a game! But all of the Online seems weird. In some games you need a PhD to figure out how to set up a game with a friend!

Loved the game, finally understanding why people care so much about the series. Hoping for a new entry in the series now!

I finished the main story in Denshattack! and replayed a few more tracks to get better achievements. It's a really fun original game!

During the week I played Mario Kart online with two different friends. One of them also has a Switch 2, so we played Mario Kart World and we tried out Game Chat for the first time. It's kind of convenient, you can talk through bluetooth headphones with your Switch 2 and don't need to have your phone around. I guess other consoles and PC have had this forever, but still convenient. Will be fun in different games if we use a camera (definitely for Star Fox with the AR features!). I also played Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. I really like that game, been playing it since the Wii U and I still think I prefer it over World... No idea what I'll be playing during the weekend!