Hey folks, Hyrulian here. Back with another giveaway. Today up for grabs we have my personal Game of they Year for 2020, Doom Eternal. This excellent FPS will delight with it's superb visuals, excellent gameplay, and face melting soundtrack by Mick Gordon.
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I'll pick a winner in a week, (8/23 10 am CST) and they'll be off to cleanse Earth from the demons of hell! Thanks for stopping by the community. Have a good day!!! :)
I don’t need the game, I already have it (xbox, pc is too old now), but I just want to say thanks for doing this, this game is AMAZING. Any doom game is, IMO.
Just started playing Palia. Scratching that Stardew Valley itch for now. It is free and just came out of beta. So far it's been fun exploring and crafting.
Just got into Risk of Rain 2 after owning it for a few years thanks to a friend suggesting we play it. Such an incredible game, and the music is incredible. (Kinda like Doom Eternal!)
I'm playing through Quake 2 again since the remaster got recently released and showed up for free with my old copy of the original on Steam. It took some getting used to again at first, but it's still a well paced and satisfying game to play.
Baldur's Gate has been my main play the last week or two. It's a classic, and I'm probably going to play through the 2nd and the Icewind Dale games too.
Though I agree with @DreamySweet that Golden Sun is an absolute banger of a game.
Been playing a ton of Pathfinder: Kingmaker. It's not without faults, but it scratches the DnD-adjacent itch in a great way while I wait for a sale on Baldur's Gate 3.
I've been enjoying Battlebit Remastered. It takes all the great stuff from the Battlefield games and ditches the nonsense. Just really fun and satisfying to play! Thanks for doing the giveaway :)
BattleBit has taken up a lot of my playtime this year as well. So refreshing to have games like this and Baldur's Gate that tell the "new" way of games to fuck off. No micro transactions, no battle passes, no loot boxes, no dlc, just buy the game and play the game. It's excellent and I hope more studios see that we support these games and change their ways.
The game I've been playing recently is Deep Rock Galactic. I didn't get into it at first, but playing with my friends has really elevated the experience. I'm also playing Smash Brothers Ultimate again.