Three game.

Edge of Skyhigh. It's a Space Harrier/Panzer Dragoon like with mechs. Really a good game.

Robotech Battlecry PS2. I played it on Xbox many many moons ago but since I like Macross and Robotech may as well give it a serious attempt.

ZOE2. I dunno maybe the 100th time I played it?

Banishers of New Eden is surprisingly solid. VA is exceptional, graphics are great, Atmosphere is thick, gameplay and systems seem deep enough, writing is top notch and for a Don't Nod game they don't stray for discrimination of the time. For a Focus Interactive game I'd thought I'd ve saying this is rough around the edges but it's really just lightly frayed around the edges. Combat is a bit simple and there is no jump button and animations are a bit stilted, the game lacks a certain weight to it. Really can't go wrong if you own PS+ Extra and I'd say it's worth a one month sub, I'm not sure yet but this is looking luke a recommend at full price, I'll see after a few more hours.

Extremely intriguing game so far, I'm hooked not quite on it but the idea of it and what's ahead, feels like it has a little Ace Attorney and The Witcher 3 in it. I hope it holds up to what has been presented so far. 

Nice. Did you have the ability to try ZoE in VR? It's def a better experience, the cutscenes are just that but they have a 3d film like depth. The scaling on it is off so things feels a bit weird but all around solid. I never did finish it, VR or 2d back in the day, I attempted but always get bored but boy I played the living fuck out of the MGS2 demo which is the reason I bought it. 

My back is absolutely, well and truly fucked. I've never had it this bad that I can't even walk, I quite litterally can not move so while waiting for that to rectify itself or see where it goes I have no choice but to make myself comfortable until Monday, do absolutely nothing and then make a medical decision on it whether it remains bad or worsens cause I can't affors to spend money on a pinched nerve or something, it will have to be serious before I get it treated so that means an extra long weekend of video games and TV but mainly games and not even a break for house chores, it's early Thursday now and I've already got two hours of DS2 in.

I got loads of variety on my PS5 and I'm really enjoying platinuming MGSV... I mean Death Stranding 2, just riding around in my truck with massive deliveries. Wasted my time putting up ziplines, it's more fun by truck and mote efficient. What I'm really not a fan of is this waiting 6 hours for orders to show up again, it's too long and there's just not enough standard orders to fill that time. I can leave it running at night but I hate adding so much time to my clock AFK.

Really enjoying Banishers GoNE. It is rather exceptional actually for a Focus Interactive game and I have a long list of great indies to try with loads of variety. It's 92 hours to Monday morning and I'm having a tough time sleeping with the pain so a lot of gaming is gonna get done. Might even be able to finish a few indies alongside Plating DS2, Keepers Toll and making good progress in Banishers. Sometimes the downsides of life have great upsides.

Lobing DS2's post game so much I might go back to DS2 Directors cut and platinum it again, this time without ziplining the map. I hear some stuff from DS2 is from that version and they have a highway through the mountains now. 10 euro is a stupid price though for sonething that should be free.

Finished little nightmares II

It is short but longer would it just make it stale.  Really like the two characters adventure, the visuals are amazing and the animations at moments sick =p

No and it would make me sick. I don't do 3D well even

Banishers GoNE is astonishingly well made. It's wild that this hidden gem flew under the radar but I'm glad it made it's way into my library. This game is a prime example of using your resources well, it's not the best looking game and a generation step down from Desth Stranding 2 which I just came from but it still looks fantastic, the art, the style, the texture used all wrapped in a clean image that runs smooth. You know it's got lesser production but it's still wowing cause it has a painting like shean to it. The VA being so good also helps bump the feel in production but it's clear this studio were on a AA budget, yet it only falters in some small areas like lesser NPC facial animations. 

If you love The Witcher 3 and also loved TW2's kind of linear edged world chance are you'll like this, it's not as gritty and I can't speak for the over arching writing nor quest design just yet but it does certainly not deserve to reach subscription libraries so soon. It reminds of games in the ps3/360 era that would bridge the gap between action and RPG for the first times and amaze in doing so. I may be buying this one on deep sale, it's 50% now but I can't afford to ve wasting money on a game I have access to play. 

Jusant. Third indie game in a row that i adore. Another indie game banger, which i slept on but thanks to ps plus gave it a shot. Another example of why i love gaming and why i look forward to new console releases and the new game experiences they bring along.

Just beat xenosaga 3 after beating the other 2 games
What a story
What a music
What a world building
What a characters..

Shame on us gamers who didnt support it back in the day