recently built my very first pc and was looking for sites to get games from ( >:) ) and now i cant stop downloading games. i dont even play them all - i just keep collecting them because they might be interesting or because ive heard that they are good. i’m also super happy that my rig is good enough to play them all without too many compromises :D
Love and Sex eh? Is Frostpunk as chill and cozy as it seems?
Frostpunk is hardcore, intense, and stressful. Bleak, hostile, and oppressive are other words I would link to it.
BUT! It’s absolutely amazingly well done. I was playing on the edge of my seat. I have never been that intensely invested in any strategy game or city builder… It’s certainly in my personal top 10.
I was waiting for someone to notice :D I kept seeing all these sex games whilst scrolling and wanted to see what it’s all about. Seemed to be the best-rated one. Haven’t played it yet :D
Ehh Frostpunk might have been one of the most stressful games I’ve ever played. Like, holy. I’ve played through it on PS5 and enjoyed my time a lot because I’m usually pretty shit at strategy games, so a base-building game with strategy elements was a good compromise, I feel like. But the amount of min-maxing, weighing citizens’ needs against what you can offer resource-wise led to a really stressful game loop. Have only played the Last Autumn DLC but couldn’t win a run, then I lost interest. I feel like both 1&2 will likely be more playable on PC
Hmm ok I will not be buying that game then, I thought it was more cozy haha
I don’t think cozy is the right word, but there is something very beautiful and calming about the game, at least once you get the mechanics of it.
Not even close lmao. Look at like 5 minutes of gameplay and you’ll see what I mean
Maybe you had Wildfrost in mind? That digital card game
its mid (not in a bad way tho), fem character didn’t have enough content last time I played
Yea I thought as much. I don’t expect sex games to be good or something but I thought it’s at least catering to all swathes of genders, identities and sexual preferences