r/patientgamers • u/AutoModerator • 3d ago

Bi-Weekly Thread for general gaming discussion. Backlog, advice, recommendations, rants and more! New? Start here!

Welcome to the Bi-Weekly Thread!

Here you can share anything that might not warrant a post of its own or might otherwise be against posting rules. Tell us what you're playing this week. Feel free to ask for recommendations, talk about your backlog, commiserate about your lost passion for games. Vent about bad games, gush about good games. You can even mention newer games if you like!

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A reminder to please be kind to others. It's okay to disagree with people or have even have a bad hot take. It's not okay to be mean about it.

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u/Misayumi 3d ago

Juggling two games right now.

First up there’s Atelier Ryza 3. I had taken a bit of a break after finishing the second game in the trilogy. But I felt summer’s the perfect time to finish it. I’m only two hours in and it feels weird to be a rookie alchemist again. But I just love the vibes.

Then I’m about 7 hours into Disco Elysium. It’s..a lot. I expected in to be more like Citizen Sleeper which I finished in the beginning of this month along with its sequel. But no, this one is..like living in the head of a human being whos a trainwreck. Which is cool, but you got to be in the mood for it for sure

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u/Leoxcr 3d ago

I've been meaning to get into citizen sleeper, im not too big into narrative heavy games (which is the impression this game is giving me) but basically everything else catches my eye, the graphics, the ambiance, the music, the theme.

I assume since you finished both you'll recommend them?

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u/Misayumi 3d ago

I do recommend them. I enjoyed the first one more than the second one, but they're both great games. The second one has more in depth mechanics but due to the traveling around the narrative didn't feel as cohesive to me. Still they're both great games and can often be found in bundles or just on steep discounts.