I’ve finally finished my exams, and now finnaly have some time to play. I was wondering what games I should try out? I usually end up playing for 30 minutes before losing my attention span, so I’m looking for a very immersive and simple to get into game. Anybody got any suggestions?

  • Danimann02@kbin.socialOP
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    1 year ago

    I saw some people recommending me commenting the games I like:

    Stardew Valley
    Bioshock Infinite
    The Last of Us
    Call of Duty

    • FoolishMortal@kbin.social
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      1 year ago

      Since you liked Stardew Valley I would recommend ‘Graveyard Keeper’. It has a very similar play style and feel to me. Though a pretty different setting. I picked it up on a Steam sale and really ended up liking it.

  • HansGruber@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    Outer Wilds. but in fear of spoiling it, I cannot tell you what makes it good. Jump in without knowing anything about the game is the best way to enjoy it.

  • Flag@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    I’ll throw DSP (Dyson Sphere Program) into the ring. Imagine Factorio or Satisfactory, just more eh … chill vibes? And as a friend of mine put it, you “dont need to have a PhD to understand logistics”, which may be a positive or a negative depending on your outlook, I guess.
    And you’re colonizing planets and star systems in order to build the titular Dyson Sphere.

    Is it perfect? Nah, also to play multiplayer (which I am) you need to whip out your modding tools, so to speak.

    • Narrrz@kbin.social
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      1 year ago

      second DSP. My only complaint is… actually, i can’t think of any? Maybe that you get so far through the tech tree before even leaving your home planet, but well, it’s still in early access 🤷‍♂️

  • C_Spinoff@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    You might have a look into arena/match like multiplayer games, I found they match the 20-30min gameplay and moving on very well. Closer recommendations would need more information about your interests in games. Good luck!

  • GreenAlex@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    Roguelites sound like a good fit for something to quickly grab your attention. There’s all kinds of them but I’ll go ahead and list off Hades, Dead Cells, Risk of Rain 2, and Streets of Rogue as just a few of the greats.

    Deep Rock Galactic, as mentioned elsewhere, is also amazing. Depending on the type, you can do a mission or two in a 30 minute timeframe.