Wormerine

It took me a while to get into Death Stranding, but once it clicked it really clicked. I am looking forward to an eventual PC port. For now all I can do is roleplay with my dog. https://imgur.com/a/1FLaOZY

I hope you also plan to play it. It is my favourite PoE content.

Yes, one of the survey question was if players would want them to keep those races.

Solasta 2 will be using 2024 ruleset. Good, bad? https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1096530/view/515211974718523887?l=english

Oh your know, she might have changes studios for personal reasons, or got a better offer, or whatever. First of all, I am pretty sure Grounded was a tiny project (under 20 people?) at least initially. From what I played of it, it is a very focused title, which might make it simply cheaper to produce than an RPG. 2ndly - Avowed is a pretty good actually. It is just not very RPGy - it's an open world action combat thingy - RPG elements are very light. It seems it was done by choice, rather than financial constrain - as they were working on Avowed combat was turning out pretty well so they leaned on it. I would say it doesn't quite find full identity - but it's normal for what is essentially new IP that went through birthing pains. I am sure that if they were ever to make a sequel, they would make it better. It's not a sprawling RPG, but I don't think it was ever meant to be - it was a coop game, which switched gears and turned into singleplayer actionRPG. It turned out ok. I actually think Obsidian has been on a roll in recent years - Avowed had more mixed reception, but Pentiment, Outer Worlds and Grounded seemed to all find their audiences. My disappointment is very selfish and personal - I used to be Obsidian's target audience, and it doesn't seem to be the case anymore - at the very least I am not the only or main target audience.

Very little experience. I tried Resident Evil2 remake for a bit, I found it very effective. Perhaps too effective. I enjoyed what I played a lot on systemic level, gore was a bit too much for my taste.

I would say Outer Worlds1 was a deeper and richer RPG experience than Avowed. I am not 100% but Outer Worlds2 is currently the biggest recent Obsidian project. Also OW1 was a success, and it is a sequel, so they can build on what they done in the first game. It also probably wasn't originally designed to be a coop game, and haven't (as far as I known) been rebooted in development, so that probably helps as well. I struggle to muster excitement for Outer Worlds2 - I enjoyed the original just fine, and I expect the same will be for the sequel. That said, all they have said and shown looks good - I would be delighted to be surprised. I still expect it to be a very "mainstream" RPG.

Neverwinter Nights 2 Remaster out on July 15 on Steam and GOG. Did we know it's happening? It's news to me. https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rpg/the-remaster-of-classic-d-and-d-rpg-neverwinter-nights-2-is-finally-real-and-releasing-next-month/

I am thinking Deathloop like? I am mostly confused by the time travel bit and what’s the structure of the game. Is time travel just a lore, or actual mechanic? Ok, I do like the look of the SuperMeatBoy3d

Eh, so another "not-for-me" Obsidian game: https://youtu.be/q0HQNOtg1WI?feature=shared Still not quite sure what it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbctejNDfwI

It has retro appeal now.

Yes, that's an older trailer, just got rereleased since the game got a new name (Project Justice before).

Lies of P: Overture is out now. Shadowdropping became really popular of late.

Can’t wait for people to complain that the game doesn’t look like that years from now, when it is actually made.