What game?

>>713396676 (OP)
Roblox. Guilty pleasure but it fills the niche joining random gmod gamemodes/servers used to and just seeing how terrible or schizophrenic they are.

What can I say? I like exploring.

>>713396919
Are you 8?

>>713396676 (OP)
Why are there no good Star Trek games?

>>713397225

>>713396676 (OP)
fighting games

>>713397314
Dukat is a fucking GEM and he's my favorite villain.

>>713397036
26, shockingly.

Gmod used to be way better for that niche i described like early 2010s but these days I feel like any time I boot it up it's just a gorillion samey darkrp/star wars/etc. servers that aren't that fun to grief and aren't really weird enough to merit exploration. So instead I'll just look for freakish roblox games and occasionally find gems like Neighborhood War Remastered (think they took that down for all the gore...) or some of the Madness Combat games or other shit like that.

>>713397225
>>713397314
25th anniversary and A Final Unity are actually both pretty good. They feel like actual episodes, and sometimes style like that *is* also substance, since they really let you match the actual feel of the shows. Also AFU lets you have just enough room in some dialogues to feel like you can actually roleplay a little, rather than just advance the railroaded plot, even tho that basically is what's happening most of the time.

>>713396676 (OP)
GTFO
Incredible aesthetics. Deep lore. Remarkably fresh take on coop shooters as a genre. Developers that seem to have created all that by accident and then spent years desperately trying to kill it, as is apparently the custom for all games made in Sweden.
In other words, a case example of why ignoring your playerbase's complaints in favor of your "artistic vision" might not always be the way to go. The Forever Winter stepped on the same rake even harder and might actually be DOA, at least GTFO wasn't a technical mess.

>>713396676 (OP)
Zomboid

I have more than a thousand hours and don't even like it that much

>>713396676 (OP)
Supervive for a short while, literally just to play this character. I did enjoy my first several matches and refound my love for battle medic characters, but the moment you get out of bronze it's just constant gank clusterfucks. I don't know how people can stand battle royales when you only get to play a few minutes per match.

>>713396676 (OP)
Any ubisoft game
I get hooked to it's checklist game design
And play it until I am burned out

>>713397225
There is. It's called Stellaris.

>>713396676 (OP)
all games
all everything

>>713396676 (OP)
Underrail.
Restarted the game 5 times over the course of a year before it clicked.