PC gaming

[Crappler]

Anyone playing Shadows of War on PC, or whatever? It's a pretty damn good game. Just curious.

[Mize]

I recently finished Shadow of Mordor and started Shadows of War, but set it aside as the gameplay is so similar that I'm a little burned out on it. I'll get back to it I'm sure. Been playing Northguard lately which is a viking/fantasy based RTS.

[Crappler]

I can see getting burned out on it as the game is quite familiar throughout. The story itself seems interesting enough to keep me plodding through, though.

I'm waiting for prices to drop on Kingdom Come, Far Cry 5 and Assassin Creed: Origins. Maybe the Steam summer sale will help. I picked up Shadows of Way for $25 last week; I was happy with that.

[Domosoyo]

Finishing up Origins right now. Huge map and a bit different than other Creeds. I did download the non-combat exploratory piece as well. Probably check that out after I wrap up the game.

[Mize]

I think Origins is similar to Shadows in terms of climbing jumping and combat. Some call the Shadows games AC clones
Looking for a sale on Origins as well. Picked up the Deadlock (BSG strategy game) on sale this week.

[PC720]

Wolfenstein: the New Order, and the old blood

[CaplerCrown]

I love to play World of Warcraft, Fifa, Age of mythology in my pc

[McLaren87]

Never played WOW. I have been playing Assasins Creed oddesy, man it is a goregeous looking game. Probably going to get the new COD, RDR2, and of course cyberpunk 2077 next year.

[funklab]

I had RDR2 for Xbox. Absolutely fantastic game. You should definitely get it.

[Crappler]

RDR2 is a must play for any gamer.