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[lucred]

Donkey Kong 64 is also in the same style as banjo-kazooie, a bit more repetitive though.

You may also enjoy psychonauts as it is the same type of game and is frequently only 2-5 dollars now, although that one does have some darker themes throughout (mainly the fact that almost every character has some form of mental illness) so I would call that more of a maybe depending on the reason you are currently depressed. There are a LOT of jokes so it is not exactly all doom and gloom, and part of the idea for each level is helping them SOLVE those problems so they can recover.

Those are the only ones in that genre that I can think of at the moment beyond what Jester already listed, but if I think of more I will try to come back and mention it.

[Chiquihuite]

While it's primarily marketed to kids, the Skylanders series is actually really good IMO. It's basically the successor to the Spyro series. Lots of cool platforming and puzzle gameplay. Light and fun world. Seems like it'd fit the bill for what you're going for.

[OperationFerret]

Ok so i've been really depressed for a while now, I wont get too into that, but suffice to say I could really use even a short lived positive distraction for a bit.

Im looking for something along the lines of my favorite games of all time, super mario galaxy 1 and 2. I love these games so much. I also love, almost as much, banjo kazooie.

Something....light? and positive, and fun, thats what I feel when I think about these games. I dont need another deep, long, engaging rpg, I already have tons of those rotting in my steam backlog.

I feel like mario 64 might be an obvious suggestion, but i've played that to death as well. I'd prefer little to no rpg elements, if possible.

Any suggestions?

Try out the Mystical Ninja games on the N64. The first one is kind of a Zelda clone (so light RPG elements but they don't really detract from the game) while the second one is a sidescroller. Both are goofy, fun and simple to get into just as long as you don't mind all the campy japanese humor.

[falagar112]

Ok so i've been really depressed for a while now, I wont get too into that, but suffice to say I could really use even a short lived positive distraction for a bit.

Im looking for something along the lines of my favorite games of all time, super mario galaxy 1 and 2. I love these games so much. I also love, almost as much, banjo kazooie.

Something....light? and positive, and fun, thats what I feel when I think about these games. I dont need another deep, long, engaging rpg, I already have tons of those rotting in my steam backlog.

I feel like mario 64 might be an obvious suggestion, but i've played that to death as well. I'd prefer little to no rpg elements, if possible.

Any suggestions?

Obi and the Blind Forest!

And/or Journey (if you own a PS/emulate)

[zito]

Hey I'm looking for game suggestions for ps4 or nintendo 3ds for a more open world game similar to skyrim (but not skyrim) or the delayed breathe of the wild.

Trying to find an open world game to scratch that itch of long gameplays of just exploring and junk but can't think of anything

[Fastlane_hellscream]

I played witcher 3 and loved it. I'm having a hard time finding another game to play that is comparable to it. So I thought i'd ask a bigger audience and see what is out there. It doesn't have to be a super recent release, as I haven't played many games for several years other then Skyrim and Witcher 3. Thanks all!

[Albertvank]

Looking for some good couch coop games for PS4 to play over the holidays. I will fly back to Italy and spend some time with old friends.
Is Rocketleague any good?

[8bithamster]

Can anyone help us out, trying to find a good MMO for 2 players.

Preferably Fantasy
If avoidable, no SF

What we've tried:

GW2 (Not our style)
FFXIV (Great, but we got burned out due to the gear grind)
Shaiya (She played for years, but we both quit due to the grind and P2W, Aeria games ftw)
WoW (We still play this with our own raiding guild, but want something on the side)
SWTOR (story is not our thing) Rift (yea.. the amount of P2W)

Preference:

Good crafting/gathering system
Fishing that works well would be a plus
Playable with 2 players and have fun with it.

[Val the Moofia Boss]

Can anyone help us out, trying to find a good MMO for 2 players.

Preferably Fantasy
If avoidable, no SF

What we've tried:

GW2 (Not our style)
FFXIV (Great, but we got burned out due to the gear grind)
Shaiya (She played for years, but we both quit due to the grind and P2W, Aeria games ftw)
WoW (We still play this with our own raiding guild, but want something on the side)
SWTOR (story is not our thing) Rift (yea.. the amount of P2W)

Preference:

Good crafting/gathering system
Fishing that works well would be a plus
Playable with 2 players and have fun with it.

Warframe is a rogue-like MMORPG where you play as a space ninja with up to four other players on missions around the solar system. The gear tread mill is almost non-existent, as new items are added to expand playstyle options. The end game revolves around upgrading your items to make the gameplay funner (ie, more air time so you can stay in the sky longer and shoot from above, or more mana so you can spend less time using your weapons and more time playing caster).

[Jtbrig7390]

Would you guys recommend the new Deus Ex game to someone who has barely played the last one?

Its $20 so I considered getting it.

[Cattleya]

Can anyone help us out, trying to find a good MMO for 2 players.

Preferably Fantasy
If avoidable, no SF

What we've tried:

GW2 (Not our style)
FFXIV (Great, but we got burned out due to the gear grind)
Shaiya (She played for years, but we both quit due to the grind and P2W, Aeria games ftw)
WoW (We still play this with our own raiding guild, but want something on the side)
SWTOR (story is not our thing) Rift (yea.. the amount of P2W)

Preference:

Good crafting/gathering system
Fishing that works well would be a plus
Playable with 2 players and have fun with it.

Although I haven't played it personally, from what I've heard of it you could try out Archeage. It recently got fresh new servers, it has fishing, and it's a sandboxy MMORPG so I imagine it has a good gathering/crafting system.

[Danner]

Would you guys recommend the new Deus Ex game to someone who has barely played the last one?

Its $20 so I considered getting it.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is literally more of the same stuff that made Deus Ex: Human Revolutions. In fact it's a direct sequel. And IMO better.
Will you gte entertainment from this game without playing through the previous? Yes. Will you feel left out and scratch your head at the references? Yes. Yes you will.

Depending on how you play it, expect a good stealth based game with multiple ways to solve any objective, some conspiracy-driven story with notable main characters all trying to one-up their Chronic Backstabbing Disorder on each other, and black ops agencies fighting for control. Or, if you're more gung-ho, expect a not-so-great shooter with some RP elements in it. If you liked the previous game, you will like that one. If you didn't, it's probably not your cup of tea this time around either.

There are some improvements over the last game. No mandatory boss battles being the important one. You can beat the game without focusing on combat at all if
that is your thing (I know it's mine). Some reviewers have criticised the game for being too short, and not really concluding the story ("Deus Ex: Game divided"). It certainly isn't as long as the predecessor, but I don't think it's that bad in length - but I will glady give them the gripe that it's building up to a third installment. My main gripe with the game is the atrociously long loading times. Which is a problem in a game which literally forces you to reload a lot if you're playing it stealthy. I suspect having an SSD drive will alleviate those, but personally, I found it the worst part of the game, sitting around for 1-2 minutes staring at a loading bar every time I messed up.

Lastly, the game has a very visible-in-your-face amount of microtransactions. All possible to ignore and still get a good game, but seriously. Not cool.

[kurto55]

Hi all -

Looking for a new game to play after a long stint playing WoW, but it became too much and I have not played a MMORPG in some time. A lot of people are suggesting ESO, which I will check out, but also wanted to know if people play D&D Online, as almost a decade ago when I first heard about it, it sounded promising. Is it still viable?

[DesoPL]

Any thoughts about Ashes Of Singularity? Kinda consider buy them if they will lower next time on sale price. Evetually other RTS worth attention on steam?

[dextersmith]

Can you recommend a single player casino game with fake money from Steam? Something with video poker like in Dragon Warrior 4?

[thenerdds]

I played witcher 3 and loved it. I'm having a hard time finding another game to play that is comparable to it. So I thought i'd ask a bigger audience and see what is out there. It doesn't have to be a super recent release, as I haven't played many games for several years other then Skyrim and Witcher 3. Thanks all!

Agree. Witcher 3 is pretty badass. Def one of my favorites.

[Deleted]

Hey guys,

Looking for other games like Darkest Dungeon: tough, turn based dungeon crawlers with RPG elements (mainly in the form of upgrading units). PC or iPad.

X-COM is similar enough for my taste, to give you an idea.

[Varaben]

I may have posted a similar request, but I'm trying again.

I'm looking for a spell-casting game where you learn/train/find tons of different spells from fire to teleporting to heal etc. I've never really come across a game like this, but the games I'm thinking about are like the Ultima Online where you've got 64 different spells and they do all sorts of random things. I've also played games like Magicka where you combine lots of magic types/runes and create different types of spells. I've never really found a game like what I'm looking for. I had a ton of fun with Magicka Wizard Wars, which was a pvp game, though I'm mainly looking for a pve game.

Skyrim is probably on the periphery of this genre, though I've played Skyrim and wasn't super interested. It's not really a spell-casting game or focused on the study thereof. Anyway, is there anything like this out there or in development? I've day-dreamed about this type of game for years, but obviously am in no position to do anything about those daydreams. I just keep hoping someone reads my mind and does this or a reasonable facsimile. Basically you search the world for new spells, fight monsters, do quests, get gear, etc. All focused around magical spells and doing anything you can imagine with them.

[Deleted]

I may have posted a similar request, but I'm trying again.

I'm looking for a spell-casting game where you learn/train/find tons of different spells from fire to teleporting to heal etc. I've never really come across a game like this, but the games I'm thinking about are like the Ultima Online where you've got 64 different spells and they do all sorts of random things. I've also played games like Magicka where you combine lots of magic types/runes and create different types of spells. I've never really found a game like what I'm looking for. I had a ton of fun with Magicka Wizard Wars, which was a pvp game, though I'm mainly looking for a pve game.

Skyrim is probably on the periphery of this genre, though I've played Skyrim and wasn't super interested. It's not really a spell-casting game or focused on the study thereof. Anyway, is there anything like this out there or in development? I've day-dreamed about this type of game for years, but obviously am in no position to do anything about those daydreams. I just keep hoping someone reads my mind and does this or a reasonable facsimile. Basically you search the world for new spells, fight monsters, do quests, get gear, etc. All focused around magical spells and doing anything you can imagine with them.

Not exactly what you're looking for, but Dragon's Dogma might be a fun ride.

[Sofia23536]

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