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 No.61348[Reply]

Any horror games recommendations for playing while i rot on the morning before going to wageslave in my shitty job
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 No.63143

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>>61348
Well… for me? It's Corpse Party, as in the whole IP. I'd recommend starting out with the more simple RPG Maker titles from the early days, even the wide variety of fan titles, since they're SOVL, though the peak is probably the PSP and PS Vita titles, I'm excited that it seems the IP's getting revived on consoles this year, hopefully it's good, at least the artwork looks promising…

 No.63148

>>63143
corpse party has been such a iconic japanese horror game that it is still known to this day (game was created in 1996!!)

 No.63158

I know PS1 aesthetics games like "Night of consumers"


>>61348
>>61349
yeah, FEAR was quite a game

 No.63160

>>63143
Oddly enough the OG title from 1996 is still the series' peak in my eyes, the atmosphere was excellent.

 No.63171

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welcome to the game 2



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 No.54341[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

I think there is just something “magical” about old games, like someone’s great ideas put in to the limitations of a early 2000s game engine that was handcrafted by a passionate nerd. I think limitations and those unique oversights/bugs were really what spawned great games.

These days it’s just like every single game is extremely high fidelity. We have more than enough resources to throw at anything now, there are almost no limitations, things are homogenized, most everything is running in Unreal or Unity engine.

It feels almost like the frontier of gaming is over, all that’s left is businessmen producing calculated slop over and over again, sequels on sequels. Devs these days aren’t building their dreams, they’re just building a paycheck.

What do you think? Was old really better or is it nostalgia
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 No.62434

>>54341
>Were old games better?
Yes.
>I think there is just something “magical” about old games, like someone’s great ideas
Yes. Also someone's wish to make an adventure - and a good one, one, that player would enjoy. A whole experience. Not just some separate attractive things being put into overall bland/intentionally unattractive environment, mixed from some typical blocks almost without direction. Vision of something cool/beautiful/fun, that covers all aspects of it.
Modern games are made by people, who first and foremost try to push a propaganda, then put it into any form most people would try it while spending as less money as possible. The goal of many modern developers is not to make an adventure for the player (while maybe putting some morals into it), but to shove "our ideas are correct" first, adventure is optional. Modern videogame industry would've turned into powerpoint presentations about modern views of some minorities factory if not for the fact that players still somehow want at least some interactivity (and can't read anything longer than a twitter post).
Some modern developersgo further though - they try to "subtly" make all characters "on your side, with correct views" to look ugly and most "really bad, toxic, evil" characters to have relatively good looking faces to promote "beauty bad, ugly good" idea. Beware of such.

 No.62436

During the 80s/90s we experienced what it was like to go from silent movies to talking movies to color movies.

Now the video game medium is completely standardized, just like movies and books. As long as you have the budget there are no limitations.

 No.62498

yeah they were better. I thought that im done with video games, but it turns out that im just done with modern video games

I recently started emulating psp, ps2, ds and other older consoles, and im actually having fun now

 No.63159

>>54341
IMO, a lot of games of GameSpy era *that has been hackd to circumvent the GameSpy ties* are good and probably still active communities (hacking such games takes skill mind you)

same story with still mentionable old games like


* Age of Empires II
* Heroes of Might and Magic III
* Kosmicheskiye Reindzheri (e.g. Space Rangers)
* i dunno, Star Control II ?
* XCOM !!!
* Interstate '76 Nitro Pack counts, I suppose
>>54353
Same problem
Finished school in 2012
In 2013, I couldn't study at all; bonu spoints for me dad and me mum taunting me for not being able to learn stuff (implying i am too dumb for uni, avoiding the question I cannot sleep ater a horrble long commute without a train)

 No.63165

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>>54341
I'm not sure I can call them "better" really… I mean, look at how much money and production values the industry has nowadays. I do subjectively tend to like them more though, mainly because of the hardware limitations forcing titles to be shorter and less bloated, often focusing on a difficult couple of hours without saving, or little saving, and overall simple 100% requirements. Nowadays my time to play is small, and when it comes I often don't have the energy, focusing on something short and sweet, simple loops where it's all about replaying the same levels until I get good enough at them to finish the whole thing in a sitting…

It's ideal for me.


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 No.61103[Reply]

let's talk about sound novel games. have you ever played one of them? most of them didn't come out of japan/overseas so the best you can do is to watch video of it on yt but it's in japanese. not enough translation. I like sound novel games they're comfy with element of horror
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>>61298
>supporting ai
>being a dubfag
You're certified gay, sir.

 No.61905

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>>61291
this one? was it good and scary?

 No.61906

>>61902
Machine translation is better than localization.
Besides lets be honest here, there is no way there is enough interest in this to attract proper fan translators nor enough commercial interest to justify paying proper translators.

That said I do think that using AI voices for such a project is dumb.
Subs are fine. Have a AI do the bulk of the work and have a fan translator proof read it and do QA. Makes it far less work so someone would be more likely to be willing to do it for free or very little. Plus the turnaround time would be much faster if multiple projects are the goal.

 No.63130

>>61902
Think again.
JP voices: very hi-pitched "nasal" sounds
ENG voices: powerful low-pitched "stomach singing", closer to Brunghilda the fat valkyrie rather than a Japanese chirping lady. As if "Dominion Tank Police" main character got a role voicing 15-year-old kids with her 20-something voice of a tank driverette.

RU dubs: Either Cuba77 or Persona99 trying to sound feminine for female VA and masculine for male VA; but never Cuba77 humming out in masculine and Persona99 chirping in feminine

 No.63157

>>61298
Suno AI in a nutshell



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 No.61929[Reply]

This is it. Steam no longer works on my Windows version. I couldn't play GTA after an update few months ago and now I can't start Cities Skylines or anything at all. It's time for me to move to a different OS. Windows 11 is too annoying to use so I will go with Linux. Which one will be best for gaming? I always used Debian and it seems SteamOS is based on Debian
>SteamOS is a public release of our Linux-based operating system. The base system draws from Debian 8, code named Debian Jessie.
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 No.63131

>>61929
Hey, that's the perfect argument to mock Collective Snout and Vissa tribute system!

You pretty much should make fun of the fact modern computers have no CD drives or floppy drives, while Windows lacks in-built comfy ways of launching PC-98 games or DOS era games as a "XX century 90's guy roleplay"

 No.63132

>>63131
I mean, think about it.

You should make a parody "Collective Snout" meme where some doggy with * for you-know-what hints Vissa to peddle an idea to instal a card reader into every single computer - just like there were CD drives or floppy drives back in the day.


Vissa thinks about turning their cards into DVDs instead and peddles a world of DVDs in computers "for privacy", by wrecking havoc on Steam.

Would be funny, I thinkk…

 No.63137

If you find that "Windows 11 is too annoying" then stick to windows, linux is much more annoying and limited unless you like to tinker. Those who say otherwise are activists. Sometimes you'll need manual intervention to not fuck your system up like this

With `20250613.12fe085f-5`, we split our firmware into several vendor-focused packages. `linux-firmware` is now an empty package depending on our default set of firmware.

Unfortunately, this coincided with upstream reorganizing the symlink layout of the NVIDIA firmware, resulting in a situation that Pacman cannot handle. When attempting to upgrade from `20250508.788aadc8-2` or earlier, you will see the following errors:

linux-firmware-nvidia: /usr/lib/firmware/nvidia/ad103 exists in filesystem
linux-firmware-nvidia: /usr/lib/firmware/nvidia/ad104 exists in filesystem
linux-firmware-nvidia: /usr/lib/firmware/nvidia/ad106 exists in filesystem
linux-firmware-nvidia: /usr/lib/firmware/nvidia/ad107 exists in filesystem

To progress with the system upgrade, first remove `linux-firmware`, then reinstall it as part of the upgrade:

# pacman -Rdd linux-firmware
# pacman -Syu linux-firmware

 No.63140

>>63137
Well you're using Arch, so no wonder your system occasionally shits itself. I'd hope a beginner would use a more casual distro. I've been using PopOS for half a year and it's working pretty well out of the box. Main gripe is the out of date packages, so I plan on switching to Fedora or something for my next distro.

 No.63156

>>63137
try Cedega



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 No.63149[Reply]

Remember 237's Xenophobia?
That 2D game that seemed like it was made for your mom to find you playing and send you to a psychiatrist.

Schizophrenia forced me to make a 3D remake.
Now with polygonal monkeys, gore, and the same "they're going to pull my legs tonight" atmosphere.

It has Ryona, it has torture, it has EVERYTHING that traumatized half the internet in the 2009s.

You can find and download it on itchio as xenomaker.

Play and cry, degenerates.

 No.63150

Estrogen-induced thread.

 No.63151

>>63149
>Remember 237's Xenophobia?
No?

 No.63152

>>63149
>Remember 237's Xenophobia?
Never heard of it before, sound quite niche and interesting.
>You can find and download it on itchio as xenomaker.
Can you make it browser-playable? If so, then I'm going to play it tomorrow.

 No.63154

>>63152
seconded



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 No.62321[Reply]

Hey fellow wizards, I'm in a Pokemon mood and I love Romhacks. What are some decent ones with tons of content?

 No.62322

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>>62321
I never played it because I don't know how to install it lmo

 No.62323

>>62321
There was this romhack called Pokemon Prism that got famous years ago because it was 10 years in development and Nintendo cease and desisted it right before the official release. I heard it's pretty good

 No.62324

Pokemon Zeta/Omicron are pretty good and have quite a bit of content.
The same developers of those also made Pokemon Insurgence which is good too.

 No.62392

>>62323
I think I played that.

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 No.61703[Reply]

this game is what I think suit the best what a eurojank game is.
Also E.Y.E divine cybermancy thread
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 No.61958

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>>61951
It's an FPS, use a fucking keyboard and mouse, you console mongoloid.

 No.61962

>>61958
butthurt

 No.62395

>>61951
I would just recommend learning to play games with keyboard especially since you are playing games on PC. I got into using a keyboard as a teenager by playing basic fps games like Half-Life 1 and slowly building up.

 No.63126

>>61958
time to play Microsoft Excel, thx for a reminder



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 No.62084[Reply]

Well, any good digital board games that will help me keep my mind fit? Preferably with online multiplayer to teste the skill against other people.
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 No.62102

>>62084
You have a false dichotomy in this thread. Reaction time (what you call reflexes) always corresponds to general intelligence. In fact, reflex timing is the one way to have a cross-cultural iq level that doesn't depend on education. In other words, working on your reflexes will help your cognitive ability. Furthermore, the older you get, the more pronounced the effect is. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5608941/#:~:text=Highlights&text=Both%20simple%20and%20choice%20reaction%20time%20are%20strongly%20correlated%20with%20IQ.&text=The%20correlation%20increases%20with%20age.&text=The%20underlying%20relationships%20are%20different,is%20complex%20and%20non%2Dlinear, I'd say the great Metroid-Vania style games would keep you sharp without being board to death. Especially the main two, Super Metroid and Castlevania SOTN. WarioLand 3 is one of my favorites. That one has some great puzzle solving in it Metroid requires you to recall areas that you couldn't visit before because you lacked the power-ups. Getting one always triggers the memory of that area then you go back.
Personally I believe the best thing to stay sharp is to master different games. It could be anything, a platformer, shmup, puzzle, strategy game or whatever. Old games are very much about repetition and are short; try to overcome them without using features like save states or rewind, without worrying about finishing, just play them. Once you get really good at something, move on to a different game, And yet I specifically suggest a forgotten game called Locomotion (Kingsoft) A good mental workout, I don't think the premise is that accurate. On the surface it might seem a puzzle game is more about problem solving and cognitive skill, but there's no reason to elevate it above others.

Most games that you think are about reflexes are a combination of short-term decision making (problem solving), long-term decision making (strategy) routing (memory), and fine motor skills. I'd even argue the average arcadePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

 No.62104

>>62102
Interesting

 No.62105

>>62102
>master many games

Although I agree, my idea is to find a good game that give the best cognitive training with the least amount of money spent on multiply games.

 No.62106

>>62105
brain training on nintendo DS

 No.63125

>>62106
who knows


maybe ill buy a nintendo ds soon



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 No.62772[Reply]

I'm 31 years old now, and more and more I grow weary to spend much time playing games, I becoming rare and rare finish a game, because I think is get the waste doing grinding or wasting 40 minutes trying to defeat 1 boss, I don't know, I used to play a lot more, spend hours upon hours on it, now it's seems quiet wasteful time, I don't know, very few games have a nice balance of time, gameplay and story, everything seems bloated and a waste of precious time, or maybe I'm just lazy, I don't now.
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 No.63049

>>63048
You're using a very outdated machine translator.

 No.63063

>>62772
Seems to be the natural progression it just gets boring I enjoy project zomboid and larping like the world will end but that's my escapism groundhog nigga

 No.63120

>>63014
What are the bees about?

 No.63123

try playing shit Collective Snout triet to ban kek



context: try enjoying the 'capre diem' feel

 No.63124

>>63048
I sometimes play 00's racing games


this and I go to places to play games



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 No.62146[Reply]

I have the sinking feeling that we have lost Minecraft and culture surrounding the things that were like it to the new normies the nermies if you will. For example the core of Minecraft c418 has been gone for some years now and the majority if not all of nermies can't really tell a difference. The new music isn't even necessarily bad it's just not it and you know what fuck you yes Minecraft does have a specific feeling to it so by playing music that sounds like it's directly out of terraria. Anyway it wasn't the bad graphics or the lagg that gave you the absolute Nirvana. It was the boldness of mostly jeb and a little from notch and not being afraid to add something so small like a fucking firefly. And that's pretty much it I don't feel like doing anymore I just had to purge all of this after hearing all the nermies on cucktube and queddit.
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 No.63106

>>63062
whos even paying them? is it fundraising from a pissy collection of seething females and normies?

 No.63108

>>63106
proudly, some never-loving undiagnosed psychopath of a female now tries a rationalisation of her "i married a rich guy but i am not a golddigger" or "all men are the same - buckos" Bellshill, erm, bullshit.

 No.63109

>>62146
frankly, a honest wizard can mimic as an asex fella who struggled with finding his passion before realizing he's not supposed to have one to begin with.

 No.63110

>>63062
>Turns out it's mainly due to a anti porn feminist group.
The exact same group that got rid of No Mercy.
It's called sex-negative feminism. You have to start naming the trends in feminism causing this shit.

"All sex is rape" - Andrea Dworkin, a polilez (political lesbian)

 No.63111

>>63106
>whos even paying them? is it fundraising from a pissy collection of seething females and normies?
Does it even matter anymore? They're shutting everything down using emotional blackmail.



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