What non-mmo are you playing?

Jemcrystal

I'm playing Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning (on PS3) by EA. 

It's hard to play any game that does not have fluid jumping.  I quit playing Witcher with a tantrum when I had to line up Geralt repeatedly so he could crawl like a grandma down small hills.  And Reckoning has that same dynamic of lining your character up to take a jump.  But not near as bad because at least in Reckoning the jump distance is high and your character lines with the platform without effort.  Still, after playing Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen and Skyrim I'm spoiled and want fluid (no invisible borders) movement everywhere.

Reckoning looks like World of Warcraft and plays like Fable.  Only I didn't like Fable. 

Reckoning has decent character creation options.  I guess I just have to express myself with a character's looks.  I can't seem to compromise this need.   *I have a lot to say on that but it's all digress.

The reviews (youtube) for Reckoning were not great but I've been having fun.  I give it a 7 out of 10.  Most important I think I'll be playing it for a while.  That's what counts.

So what non-mmo console/pc/handheld game are you playing right now?

jigo86

dragon age 3 when i feel like some immersive 3d game, LoL if i wannt some thrilling action for a short time and Rimworld if im to tired to do anything but watch

klash2def

Destiny/Witcher 3/Skyrim/FONV

Foomerang

Hearthstone and Resident Evil these days. Starting to fizzle out on Hearthstone though.

alakram

I'm playing Kerbal Space Program.

SavageHorizon

PS4

Destiny-The Taken King

Bloodbourne

PC

Sins Of A Solar Empire-Rebellion.

cameltosis

Currently playing XCOM: Enemy Within as the expansion was on sale recently plus getting ready for XCOM2

Also on the go is Empire: Total War and DOW2: Retribution (Last stand only)


I'm really missing a decent RPG to play through at the moment. I did buy Diablo 3 recently, however, I got very bored after a few hours gaming, I'm not really an ARPG fan but so many friends enjoy it I thought it worth a shot. I've also been thinking of buying Fallout 3. I've not played any of the Fallout series, I don't like the post-apocalyptic setting so have always been put off but may take the plunge if it pops up in a steam sale again. 

Kilmaul

World of Tanks/Warships/Warplanes

emota

MGSV, one hell of a game!!

Hariken

Jemcrystal said:

I'm playing Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning (on PS3) by EA. 

It's hard to play any game that does not have fluid jumping.  I quit playing Witcher with a tantrum when I had to line up Geralt repeatedly so he could crawl like a grandma down small hills.  And Reckoning has that same dynamic of lining your character up to take a jump.  But not near as bad because at least in Reckoning the jump distance is high and your character lines with the platform without effort.  Still, after playing Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen and Skyrim I'm spoiled and want fluid (no invisible borders) movement everywhere.

Reckoning looks like World of Warcraft and plays like Fable.  Only I didn't like Fable. 

Reckoning has decent character creation options.  I guess I just have to express myself with a character's looks.  I can't seem to compromise this need.   *I have a lot to say on that but it's all digress.

The reviews (youtube) for Reckoning were not great but I've been having fun.  I give it a 7 out of 10.  Most important I think I'll be playing it for a while.  That's what counts.

So what non-mmo console/pc/handheld game are you playing right now?

Yeah Kingdoms of Amalur is a underrated game and you can get it really cheap with all the xpack. The coolest weapon I'VE ever seen in any mmo/rpg are the Chakrams in that game. And crafting was so much fun when you can make all your gear with crazy stats. I would love to have seen Chakrams in Skyrim.

Warlyx

just finished SOMA yesterday , awesome game btw !

Lyrian

I just finished off the Witcher 3, and I'm playing a few (dozen) games of Galactic Civ 3.

Absolutely fun game in the spirit of the other two, I can't wait to see what will be coming down as more and more DLC/expansion come out for it!

After that I'm looking to finish the last two DLCs of DA:I. But chances are I may let that slide for a bit, but we'll see!

KenFisher

Heroes Charge !!!  (Android)

Lazarus71

PC: Mad Max
Xbox One: Just finished up GTA V, starting Tomb Raider

gregofc93

Grandia, on playstation 1
Witcher 3 on PC

Kyleran

There are computer games besides MMORPGs? Go figure.

NukeGamer

Destiny....it's not really an mmorpg 

RemyVorender

Fallout New Vegas and Earthcore

Slapshot1188

Replaying Divinity: Original Sin after seeing the Kickstarter for D:OS2

Also just downloaded Wastelands2 as part of the BardsTale4 KS rewards.  Will start that next.

Jemcrystal

Hariken said:

Jemcrystal said:

I'm playing Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning (on PS3) by EA. 

It's hard to play any game that does not have fluid jumping.  I quit playing Witcher with a tantrum when I had to line up Geralt repeatedly so he could crawl like a grandma down small hills.  And Reckoning has that same dynamic of lining your character up to take a jump.  But not near as bad because at least in Reckoning the jump distance is high and your character lines with the platform without effort.  Still, after playing Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen and Skyrim I'm spoiled and want fluid (no invisible borders) movement everywhere.

Reckoning looks like World of Warcraft and plays like Fable.  Only I didn't like Fable. 

Reckoning has decent character creation options.  I guess I just have to express myself with a character's looks.  I can't seem to compromise this need.   *I have a lot to say on that but it's all digress.

The reviews (youtube) for Reckoning were not great but I've been having fun.  I give it a 7 out of 10.  Most important I think I'll be playing it for a while.  That's what counts.

So what non-mmo console/pc/handheld game are you playing right now?

Yeah Kingdoms of Amalur is a underrated game and you can get it really cheap with all the xpack. The coolest weapon I'VE ever seen in any mmo/rpg are the Chakrams in that game. And crafting was so much fun when you can make all your gear with crazy stats. I would love to have seen Chakrams in Skyrim.

Cut down those deer antelope thingies with my first Chakrams.  Blood went squirting out of their necks and I kissed my Chakrams and haven't put them down since.  Thought they would look corny; now I want them in every game.

Gaming.Rocks2

Until Dawn
The Witcher 3
Gta V
Msg the Phantom pain
Bloodborne 
Dragon Age Inquisition 
All on PS4

Voqar

KOA is actually pretty good.  If you're the kind of player who prefers solo in MMORPGs then I'd recommend it even more, since it plays a lot like a modern MMORPG for gameplay and quest content - so you can have the same gameplay/content without the childish chat and competition for quest targets.

If you like grouping more, or co-op, and have some friends to play with, I'd recommend ARK Survival Evolved - it's one of the best survival type games I've seen and played (500+ hours, more than I'd do in most modern so-called MMORPGs these days) and it's fun to play with friends.  It has some pretty interesting content and mechanics.  It has an MMORPG kind of vibe to it because it has similar leveling, progressive gear kind of, and some progressive style content.  You end up doing things as a group out of necessity or for fun that you'd normally form a group for in an MMORPG (the rare ones where there's any measure of group content at least).  I only play it PvE but if you're a PvPer and get off inflicting (or suffering) grief then it's also great for that.

I'm personally playing more CDDA than anything these days.  It's kind of sad. Beefy gaming rig, over 100 games installed, and I'm playing a free game that's mostly text with some tilesets.  But the game has more depth than 99.9% of all games made and thus, I enjoy it.

I usually do my HOTS daily and beat up some bots - carebear to the max - but it's enjoyable to me and I could care less what some basement dwelling griefers think of how I game.

I'm flitting around between a few different RPGs and roguelikes but not finding anything that sticks.

Kinda lost interest in Witcher 3 at the end of the first map after I crushed all the gwent opponents.  Great game but it's a lot of the same over and over and the main story is kind of silly.  There were articles about possibly having too much content in RPGs when Witcher 3 was coming out and at first I didn't think that was possible, but maybe it is, if your content is a whole lot of the same stuff over and over with MMORPG-like filler in between.