Was down a brief but deep hole playing #ThimbleweedPark which husband had thoughtfully bought and installed. So many classic adventure game feels and no surprise, given that Ron Gilbert is project head along with Gary Winnick. It has great humor, occasionally frustrating but ultimately fun puzzles, engaging characters, and jabs at quote-unquote #AI despite being set in 1987.
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Fallout: 76
Revisited due to the recent release of the second series. Haven't played in ages as I'm more of single player quest person than multiplayer events. Didn't take long to play through the new quests before it became a bit boring (somewhat like the TV show).
It's also still horribly bug ridden on PS4 but I guess that is t be expected given how old the PS4 is. Played fine on the PS5.
Assassin's Creed: Odyssey (Legacy of the First Blade)
Expansion was reduced to the extremely tempting price of £2.99 so I thought I'd revisit the game. Plenty of missions for the price though the original price of £19.99 would have seemed a bit steep.
Weirdly romance oriented with the main character having a child and a few too many unskippable poignant cut scenes. Kept me entertained for about a week though.
Sniper Elite 4: Italia
Second attempt at getting to grips with this game. First time I found it more difficult than I expected. Persevered this time and I even ended up managing to up the difficulty for a second run through as there isn't much to the campaign.
Refreshingly lenient on the restart point when you die, and no real penalty for dying either.Despite the lack of missions there is a good amount of challenges to keep reruns interesting.
Assassin's Creed: Valhalla
What an enormous game! At least compared to the other AC games I have played. Loads of things to do beyond the main quests, although the main quests seem to have way more 'follow' sections than I would personally prefer. River raids were a particularly fun distraction from the story.
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