What you playing PS4 / PS5 Style

Going between titles, been playing a lot of Road Not Taken & Rogue Legacy but have just picked up Battlefield 4 which is for online play really in till Destiny takes over that and Watch_Dogs but still need to finish Wolfenstein at somepoint. PS4 has no games, and don't even start me on the VITA the pile of titles I've got on that & there all RPGs.

I picked up Stick it to the Man for something different, and I'm quite enjoying it so far. Feels a lot like Paper Mario: Sticker Star without the RPG elements and with a story and script that is on a completely different tangent.

I started New Atelier Rorona but haven't made much progress: as good as it is I'm not really motivated to play another Atelier right now.

LittleBigPlanet 2.

When I Officially Reviewed its predecessor (i.e. pressed Reply in the Last Game You Finished thread) I said that it was complicated to build anything comprehensive, but actually programming types might appreciate the mechanical aspect of it. I only ever got round to making one level, and that was a rocket car jumping over a ramp. In the sequel, things can now just move without a pulley or string, with instructions that are more like electronics - circuitboards. Therefore it should be easier to make things, but loses something in the "feel". Not sure where I stand... but I'm totally going to make "BBC Micro Homage World"

Nothing really got a few things to play such as Shadow of Mordor to start, Unfinished Swan which I've never played but do have and any day now COD:AW also a backlog of other indies/downloads from plus such as velocity 2x.

To many games but most likely will be COD.

I'm currently playing a combo of Destiny, Alien Isolation & Chariot which is quite a varied bunch to be honest.

What's Chariot like, didn't it come to the U as well.

The wii U version is out later I believe, I've played up to the second level in world two & it's quite good so far the levels are more you puzzle/exploration variety (though you won't ever get lost) but the design & mechanics are really clever especially when they start introducing the death & life rail platforms.
The death rails are only for the chariot & the life ones are for your character so that's where it throws in the puzzle element as these can block your path & it leads to moments where you have to gain momentum to swing/pull the chariot across gaps.

It's kind of how I'd imagine an Ice climbers platformer would be like except without traversing up a mountain.

Megadrive games, ironically. That sentence can be read two ways. For a lot of games (but not all) both are true.

Minecraft for something different and slow paced

I really do need to start on Minecraft soon, I just fear I'll get too lost in it.

Been giving My Club mode on PES a real good go, it's something that has properly brought PES back for me, it's much like Fifa's ultimate team mode where you acquire players at random and build a team around them only most people who bought the Day one edition or downloaded the digital edition got a player from the team of the season to get them started. I got Ibrahimovic myself and he's certainly helped get over the initial beginner's phase I feared.

Tried out the multiplayer on advanced warfare for the first time tonight & it was a blast!

Helldivers now which is quite good but I think I will try to pick up from where I was on DA:I, in till FFTOHD comes out.

My ps4 has turned into a bit of a wwe network/sky tv app device at the minute, the last game I've put a decent amount of time into is Apotheon which is a decent hack and slash type of game.

Mainly Mortal Kombat X but thanks to NOW. I've just started Beyond Two Soul's and also licensed Dragons Dogma as it was brought up in the podcast & I've never played it.

So PS Now is out then?

I'm in the BETA, I'm going to do a write up after giving it a good use like playing & finishing Beyond: Two Soul's and trying some other games but the selection is strange.

The evil within & it's quite good init, I was initially confused about how zoomed in the aiming was then it clicked a bit into chapter 3 that I don't always have to aim down sights.

How else do you aim? Maybe I'm missing something silly, but I only remember aiming of not aiming.

How far you know into Jas as people say I will like as I like proper Resident Evils etc.

But nothing of Evil Within has really made me go I need to play this.

andyman949 wrote:

How else do you aim?  Maybe I'm missing something silly, but I only remember aiming of not aiming.

When you have a weapon equipped the aiming reticule is already on screen so you can just press R2 to fire off shots, I only use it when an enemy is too close to me.

masofdas wrote:

How far you know into Jas as people say I will like as I like proper Resident Evils etc.

But nothing of Evil Within has really made me go I need to play this.

I finished chapter 3 last night, it's definitely got a RE4 feel to it though in the early goings I fee like there's not much ammo about (which is what you want from a survival horror) compared to that.

I also like the mechanic of having to find parts so you can make ammo for a crossbow weapon you pick up.

Elder Scrolls online once the update is done.

Just the usual rhythm games for me (Diva F/F 2nd) and Sayonara Umihara Kawase Plus, which is really good.

A whole load of Zombie army trilogy which is has been a blast in multiplayer, I'll be sad when I eventually get the platinum trophy. (only 2 to go)

Currently been playing Cell Damage HD, Looney Tunes: Galactic Sports and Dynasty Warriors 8 Xtreme Legends Complete on Vita.

In progress on PS4 are Helldivers and Witcher 3. Also played a little Ground Zeroes again recently, not done much on the PS4 version as I had it on PS3 originally.

PS3 still gets use for GTAO and Minecraft multiplayer