what games do you recommend?

[JellyjamLu]

Dog's Life on PS2. You can poop on command and the poop has physics. You can carry a poop around in your dog's mouth and then drop it and watch it roll down hills

That is the most hypest sentence I have ever read regarding a game, downloading instantly. I thankyou kind sir.

 

[bjork]

That is the most hypest sentence I have ever read regarding a game, downloading instantly. I thankyou kind sir.

If you try to poop too often, he busts a big ass fart. You can also pee on command. Pretty great

 

[Bandini]

 

[Advil Lavs]

If you try to poop too often, he busts a big ass fart. You can also pee on command. Pretty great

This is a really 90s selling point for a game. It still works tho

 

[Zerohour2k12]

All depends on what's fun for you. I'm currently playing through Tales of Graces, Edens Zero, Shining Resonance, Tokyo Xanadu, Megaton Musashi and Ryu Ga Gotoku 4. What types of games do you like?

Oh and here's the rest. I play whatever I feel like.

 

[b1tchcelcracra]

god hand, get your ass beat for hours and love every minute

 

[John Cruelty]

System Shock

 

[Hypogastrium]

alpha protocol (pc) (cool espionage rpg that mixes stealth and action)
bully: scholarship edition (pc) (rockstar's best and most detailed world with a lot of style)
conker's bad fur day (n64) (mature themed 3d platformer)
deadly premonition (pc) (investigative action horror game that captures the feel of twin peaks incredibly)
detroit become human (pc) (cyberpunk movie game that has a lot of branching paths)
deus ex (pc) (the best cyberpunk game that utilizes multiple playstyles and has great writing, something that was lost in each game that came after)
divine divinity (pc) (diablo clone with neat atmosphere and heavier writing, the reboot wasn't able to recapture the style of this one)
the elder scrolls: oblivion (pc) (the original has a charm that was lost in the unreal engine slop remake)
gothic 1-3 (pc) (some of the best rpgs that feel like their worlds are living)
grand theft auto iv (pc) (rockstar's other best and most detailed world)
heavy rain (pc) (movie game with decent story)
hitman: blood money (pc)
indigo prophecy (pc) (quantic dream's best movie game that balances gameplay with cinematic)
i have no mouth and i must scream (pc) (great darkly themed point-and-click)
jade empire (pc) (pretty neat martial arts rpg)
l.a. noire (pc) (excellent detective game that utilizes its facial mocap gimmick into a neat interrogation element)
mafia 1 + 2 (pc) (some of the best open-world games with great detail. the remake of the first game ruins everything that made the original cool besides "maybe" looking better visually?)
max payne 1 + 2 + 3 (pc) (great shooters with dark stories and gunplay that gets better with each release)
omikron (pc) (quantic dream's only game that is majority gameplay with interesting ideas and a decent story)
red dead redemption 1-2 (pc) (the best cowboy games)
risen 1 (pc) (gothic under a new name)
shadow of destiny (movie game with an interesting story)
shenmue 1-3 (pc) (highly detailed open world games mixing investigation with martial arts, probably my favorite series)
sleeping dogs (pc) (cool open-world game that almost didn't come out due to activision cancelling the true crime sequel originally)
two worlds 1 & 2 (pc) (gothic styled)
vampire: the masquerade bloodlines (pc) (very cool vampire rpg with a multitude of playstyles)
the witcher 1-3 (pc) (good rpgs where story writing weakens with each release, but gameplay strengthens)

these are all games i want to replay and most are games i can see myself replaying multiple times throughout my life or already have (shenmue, indigo prophecy, mafia, max payne, and grand theft auto iv).

american mcgee's alice (cool atmospheric 3d platformer) evil twin: cyprien's chronicles is also very similar
boiling point: road to hell + xenus 2 (pc) (very similar to far cry, but has much more detail and xenus 2 improves on just about everything from the first game and increases the amount of detail)
brigand: oaxaca (pc) (interesting immersive sim rpg)
chameleon (pc) (stealth game similar to death to spies built on the engine for mafia)
clive barker's undying (pc) (an early attempt at the style of cinematic shooter that's more popular now after bioshock)
harvester (pc) (great darkly themed point-and-click)
koudelka (ps1) (very cool thematically despite turn-based gameplay)
mizzurna falls (ps1) (impressive twin peaks style investigative game utilizing open-world with scheduled events)
hitman codename 47 + 2: silent assassin + contracts (pc) (stealth games that balance the puzzling aspects with good progression unlike the reboot games)
parasite eve (ps1) (also very cool thematically despite turn-based gameplay)
phantasmagoria 1 + 2 (pc) (i like 2 more, but both are good darkly themed point-and-clicks)
racing lagoon (ps1) (highly stylistic racing rpg with an interesting story)
sanitarium (pc) (neat darkly themed point-and-click)
the sims: bustin out (gba) + the urbz: sims in the city (ds) (cool handheld life simulators that mix checklist missions with sims style)
soldier of fortune ii: double helix (pc) (still a cool shooter with a great dismemberment system and gore)
swat 4 (pc) (still the best swat themed tactical shooter)
yakuza (pc with uncensored/restoration mods) (the only game/series that is similar to shenmue, 3 is my favorite)

these games are other cool games i can think of but don't have any immediate or thought of replaying.

 

[bjork]

This is a really 90s selling point for a game. It still works tho

It's an odd thing because it isn't referenced on the box, and the manual it's just listed quietly along with the other control commands. Maybe they were afraid of getting stuck with a higher rating or something, idk. But it's something you could play the entire game and miss completely, so I always like to let people know. :)