Zkuq on 19 May 2026
I don't have any experience with such games, but I'd like to mention that if you want something easy to learn and pick up even for short sessions, try a rhythm game. My pick is osu. The thing with rhythm games seems to be that they're kind of the opposite of dopamine: 95-99% of the time you'll feel bad because you keep making mistakes, then that 1% of the time you'll feel great when you succeed, but the feeling goes away fast. Can be strangely fun and relaxing though, despite the constant feeling of not doing well. All the top players seem to think they suck too, so it never gets better either.
