I would love to play Tower of Guns and Shovel Knight but no PS3. I guess I can play Shovel Knight on PS TV while I'm PS3less though.
Not sure I'm interested in Witcher 3. Haven't played 1 or 2 except for an hour or two
On 05/05/2015 at 03:06 PM by transmet2033 See More From This User » |
Upon finishing up Bloodborne I dived right into Shovel Knight, and finished that game up almost instantly. I was excited for Shovel Knight to finally be on the Vita, but I found myself playing it on the PS4. Typically when I enjoy games on the Vita, I have the volume turned down, but not so when I play on the PS4. This meant that a lot of the music from Shovel Knight got stuck in my head. That soundtrack is so good. Anyway, I finished the game fairly quickly and went trophy hunting until I let frustration get the best of me.
Having set Shovel Knight aside, I found myself in an odd position of not knowing what to play next. So I have bounced between Jamestown+, Resogun and Tower of Guns. All three of the games are a blast and have arcadey elements, which makes jumping between them all the more easier.
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood comes out today and I am definitely looking forward to that game. The only problem is that I want to keep playing Tower of Guns. There isn't much else on the horizon that I am looking forward to so far this year. The Witcher: Wild Hunt is at the top of my list, but all the other AAA games don't really have my interest. That's fine though because I have a bunch of indies to play. Games like Axiom Verge, Bastion, and more Tower of Guns.
On a side note, I should probably read the massive pile of trade paperbacks that I have picked up over the past couple of months.
I have not played the Witcher, but I did play 2 on the 360. I picked up 2 and played it for a couple hours and put the game down for nearly a year. I came back to it because I didn't have anything else I wanted to play. Everything clicked at that point and I could not put it down.
I got the CD soundtrack to Shovel Knight at PAX. That's how much I liked it. It's great.
Sometime in May, another game is coming out that you might want to look into if you enjoyed Shovel Knight. It is very similar: retro gameplay, made by ex-WayForward employees, music by the same guy. It's called Adventures of Pip.
I keep hearing so much about Shovel Knight. I may have to try it even though platformers aren't my thing.
I am so jealous of anyone playing Wolfenstein Old Order this week. I don't have a new system yet. If I didn't have to also get a new TV to use the new systems (HDMI ports), I might have one by now.
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