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r/prey•

So I started my first playthrough on Easy, and while I really enjoyed the game, finishing it was an absolute slog. I never had enough ammo, I felt like I was missing a lot of abilities toward the end, and every large Typhon took multiple attempts to take down.

My second playthrough on medium went much better. I have almost every human ability maxed now (aside from Psi abilities), I have metric shittons of resources, and the Nightmare dies in like 6 shotgun blasts with Combat Focus on.

In a way, I sort of enjoyed the "challenge" of having no idea what I'm doing in my first playthrough, but the power fantasy of just mowing down everything in your path in the second is kinda equally fun. Plus

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r/DDLC•

Holy shit you guys, what the fuck even was this game?

Yesterday evening, I was sitting at the computer with my brother browsing new Steam releases, and I laughed and pointed him to "Doki Doki Literature Club", and he's like "oh geez, another one of those weeb games." We both share a hearty laugh about how it's tagged as "psychological horror." Those silly trolly Steam users!

Well, this morning I decide to have another look at the reviews. And I'm used to seeing some reviews being very insistent that "this is a crazy game" or something like that on really mundane low-effort dating sims, and the first few mentioning this I just dismissed as trolls. Then I realize the entire review page is ch

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r/tipofmyjoystick•

Okay, so I was just mentally going over a list of old educational games I played as a child, and I managed to find most of them again, however I have absolutely no idea about the title of this one. I have some very odd, specific memories about the characters and minigames in it, though, so maybe one of you guys remembers it too.

Platform: PC (CD-ROM)

Genre: Educational game, point-and-click with different areas and minigames, as is typical for 90s educational games. I'm guessing the game was aimed at 3-6 year-olds, maybe early school years too.

Estimated year of release: I'm almost certain this would have to have been released between 1995 and 2000. Anything past that I'm sure

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