Gaming

I may have had that kind of space a week ago but I recently installed The Crew 2 on my own PC, due to ongoing frustrations with GeForceNow, and that took another 60GB away from me.

I just tried the Demonologist Demo for a change from Planet Crafter. But I think I died. To be honest I didn't really know what the heck I was doing or what tool was what. I saw some half creepy stuff (wasn't very scary since I was expecting it anyway...) and then apparently my sanity dropped below 50% and I seemed to keel over and the game shut down and opened four (4!) tabs in my browser about the game on Steam... They really want me to buy it, I guess.

Speaking of demos, there's now a free three hour demo of Star Wars: Outlaws so I had a little try out with it.
And you can pet your little alien companion.

 

It was a little confusing as the demo seems to be part of the way into the story so you don't get any tutorial bits to explain how everything works. The droid kept telling me that I had some items ready and I didn't know what any of it meant.

Valence wrote:

... you don't get any tutorial bits to explain how everything works.

Use the force 

Well, I added the demo and the MMO (The Old Republic) to my library. Installed neither, for now.

125GB!

But there are some better faces in  the trailer.

55 euro!

Edit: and human faces seem to look better. Argonian and Khajiit looks kind of odd, when you're used to their Skyrim counterparts..

"Creative Brutality" - apparently that's what it's called when body parts are flying around in all directions. I'm exploring my queue on Steam and they seem to be out of new games I haven't already seen so they're currently suggesting all the zombie games Banj owns.

That one is Dying Light (currently 4 euros but I think the brutality might be a bit too "creative" for me) and earlier they showed 7 Days to die. I never realised that one was multi player. I though Banj hated multiplayer?

  I suppose I do have a few   games 

Dying Light is very good (there's also an editor so you can mod it like crazy). Only downside is the inventory UI is the same as Skyrim 

7 Days to Die is also pretty good, it has multiplayer, but it's very playable solo (which is how I have mostly played it). Also has editing options for making custom POIs, although still no end game as such. There's an update on it's way that adds a few things and a weather/environment effects system.

And I also have Project Zomboid which is fun but can be fairly punishing. Haven't played it for a little while because I'm waiting for the new update for that to reach stable release.

To be honest, "all the zombie games" might have been an overstatement. Those two I mentioned were the only ones in my queue of 12 games... but still, yes I took a gander at your list and you did seem to have a preference for zombies.

7 days to die looked interesting, but I'm not sure what I'm looking for right now. I just feel like I want to try something different from the planet crafter game and maybe something new. But preferably free - at least for trying...

I dunno why I keep ending up feeling like I have nothing to wear.. I mean, play, when my wa... library is full of games I never even installed.