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#138 Shadow Warrior I bought this game from the underrated gem sale and no exaggeration, it's one of the best games I've played especially when you know that it was created by a small dev team. This game is a reboot of the original 1997 Shadow Warrior which was released only on PC. You play as Lo Wang, a cheeky assassin who likes to drop a bunch of dick jokes and one-liners . You work for a Japanese industrial businessman called Orochi Zilla and your mission is simple. Seek out and retrieve a very fancy Katana called the Nobitsura Kage. The story wasn't really anything crazy to write home about (it was okay), but it was there as an excuse for the solid solid gameplay mechanics. You have a katana, revolver, SMG, crossbow, rocket launcher, shotgun, flamethrower and detachable weapons like a demon heart and demon head all of which are upgradable to make yourself powerful and look fancy while slaying demons. Level design was really great. There is an obvious heavy Japanese inspiration from mythos to environments what with the Koi ponds, cherry blossom trees and building architectures. The only bad thing I can say about the level design is that the first 5 levels were a little bit too samey i'd say but after that, it started to become much more varied and enjoyable. Trophy-wise, you have a bunch of kill-related trophies and collectibles to get all of which are nicely tracked in an in-game statistic menu (only downside is you don't know which collectibles you're missing). Speaking of collectibles, I really enjoyed the fortune cookies which were freaking hilarious . The game is honestly worth it for that alone . https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=822745091 Normal difficulty imo was not hard at all and is the best way to experience the game. There is some challenge involved in normal difficulty but the game also remains fun most importantly as you're able to execute cool combos and take big risks doing flashy moves without the fear of knowing you can easily die at any moment. Of course, I can't talk about trophies here without mentioning Heroic mode which is basically a mode whereby enemies have a shit ton more health, deal a shit ton more damage, you start fresh (no NG+) and you only get 1 life per chapter (each chapter ranges from 25 mins to as much as 85 mins or so). It's definitely doable though but you have to play very defensively and not in a way you that you should play this game imo. Hardest parts were early on in the game when you have no upgrades and I'd say some of the long chapters like Chapter 9, 13 and 16 (only because of the final fights). Overall, was pleasantly impressed with this game and it definitely earns its moniker as an underrated gem. Will definitely jump on SW 2 pretty soon but for now let's keep things varied .

Indeed! https://amp.reddit.com/r/yakuzagames/comments/fv5ptp/kiryu_0_kills_baby_still_0_kills/

So it was you!! 😲 Haha oh man. Party chats can get wild. I just don't have the patience to talk to strangers because I know chances are, people are more likely to make enemies than be friendly. Not all the time, but most of the time especially in competitive modes.

All of this came from the heart 😂. These were things I mostly experienced haha.

Off the bat GTA 5 😂 and multiple times. I easily put 100 hours into the online so it was bound to happen ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Another example that happened recently was RDR 2 online. I was playing Capture the flag or whatever it's called where you ride horses and grab a torch while passing checkpoints. There was like 20 seconds left, we were losing badly and then some guy randomly pulled out a mic and the moaning noises started. It sounded so real actually that I thought it was the person themselves making that noise.. scarred me for life..

1 - the squeaky kids and I don't mean teenagers but really young ones (I wonder how they even got the approval to play rated M games) 2- the really old adults who like to act cool and say shut up to the young kids 😂. 3- the people who blast ghetto music that nobody wants to listen to. 4- the people who breathe heavily into the mic but aren't using it 5- the people who fumble with the mic frequently but aren't using it. 6- the people who are silent but have crying kids in the background 7- the people who are silent but occasionally cough so loud into the mic and have a runny nose so they sniffle every second. 8- the people who like to chew/eat/ burp into a mic not showing any decency. or mannerisms. 9- the people who have the microwave or a timer beeping constantly. Their kitchen is probably burning down and they just don't seem to care. 10- the cursers who use every expletive that is available in the English dictionary 11- the foreigners who are talking to each other and you wish you can understand what they're saying 12- people playing porn loudly in the background so you can hear all the moaning noises and "wet sounds".. yes I had that happen to me..

#137 and 100% Days Gone Days gone is an open world survival game where you play as a short-tempered guy called Deacon St. John. There was a virus that was released that caused people to turn into freaks (zombies basically) within a matter of days and your job is to survive/find your wife after you got separated from her in the beginning of the game. In my opinion, Days Gone was a fun experience but it played everything by the book without any major surprises or introducing unique mechanics that's exclusive to the game (except for hordes which were the highlight for me and more on that below). Story was pretty decent and I liked the few subplots involving cults, finding your wife, finding the origin of the virus, character interactions and revenge elements. Made the game more interesting. I also loved Deacon's Mocap. A few times in the games I was really surprised by how well the facial expressions/dialogues were naturally flowing in the game. Some of the highlights for me were these: - Abandoned Towns were fun to explore/ trying to find new resources while avoiding freakers and human enemies. - Your bike was highly customizable with a plethora of custom skins and decals to choose from. - Loved the aspect of conserving fuel by giving the bike some added weight to it which means you can coast downhill without spending fuel and revving the engine. - There were a couple of memorable side characters like Taylor (a drug junkie), Rikki , Iron Mike, Skizzo, and Boozer - Nice weapon variety for you to dispose of hordes and human enemies (although it takes a while for you to unlock everything) - The ripper cult are freaking insane and I loved the subplot involving them - The secret ending made me go WTFFFFF ( so did Deacon at the same time ). There's a definitely going to be a sequel! - Hordes! Hordes were the highlight for me. Loved planning my routes and planting traps to take them out. First time I went from running away like a scared headless chicken to later on hunting them Rambo style. - I loved the random bits of dialogues that Deacon has while exploring. It made a huge difference when exploring the world when Deacon starts talking to himself . Added a lot of depth to his character and even though he kind of sounds like a psychopath but what can you do after what happened in the world! Here's a montage! (not a spoiler) - Loved the graphics. They were top notch, especially the ground textures and also when it rains. I captured a lot more screenshots but here are my favourites . (no spoilers) Some few suggestions/things I didn't like: - All of the background information about the leader of the Rippers was provided via dialogue which I wasn't a fan of along with the bossfight at the end which was pathetic imo. :/ (spoilers) - Bike management early on in the game sucked! Your bike ran out of fuel after riding it for like 2 mins and it broke down as soon as it touches a feather - The first 10-15 hours were kind of okay to meh but once the third area opened up the game got substantially better. It just took a while and I can see people losing interest there. - More of a suggestion but (spoilers) Trophy-wise, base game is pretty easy. Didn't even use a guide. Challenges on the other hand were... challenging.. Early on, they're brutal imo. It's almost impossible to get gold on any until you start getting bronzes and silvers in each challenge to unlock patches. There were a few relatively easy ones and a few others which were programmed by Satan . Definitely not a 8/10 difficulty though but it was still difficult imo. Aaand that's it. Onto the next game

Already played mafia 2 and 3. Would love to experience 1 and revisit 2 but 3, I probably won't play again. Definitely looking forward to this. Can't wait!

By far the easiest method/the way to do it. I was just playing the game and popped that trophy unintentionally by stealth killing one with that skill you mentioned. You can just sneak on one or alternatively, charge at it, throw a smoke bomb and do a stealth kill.

Ayooo! ✋ Let me know how that goes for you if you get to it before I do!