With the same move. But nobody will close the door at all after you're done.
Yep, except you can take the FPS hit on PC.
Pro Tip: You can just alt+f4 when the first intro logo shows up without consequence. Works with every From Soft game up to Elden Ring.
Yeah, I got sad a little when I saw that, but was expected really considering it was dodgeable when the CM launched. But at least some of the bugs and annoyances will be fixed, so that's a plus.
Played that quite a long time ago. Such a good game.
It's not that much different. I find it mostly just more annoying.
Your summary is pretty spot on and good description of this fractal in general. I would also add inconvenient placement of Singularity since it's behind your back when you spawn, but that's pretty minor comparing to the ones you mentioned.
Agreed. Can you even meaningfully use dodge at this fight?
It's think I would enjoy it for a while but got bored pretty fast. But maybe some type of this genre could surprise me.
I don't like that you can't dodge the numbers now after the "fix". And really hate you can't even revive when someone dies. I thought this was supposed to be a fractal, not a strike. What do you think?
Nice selection, thanks.
Thanks for the summary. I didn't play Enter the Gungeon much, but enjoyed the little what I played.
How would you say is different from Enter The Gungeon?
People who can google seem like IT Experts to people who can't.
Another unusual game. I like this suggestion, thank you.
Definitely doesn't have any story, that's for sure.
I'm glad I didn't specify a genre, because you wouldn't suggest Descenders, and it's very different from the others mentioned so definitely seems interesting to me.
I keep hearing about this one. I need to try it one day.
Played all except Doom 3. Good games.
I played all you mentioned, except Factorio, and liked them, but never heard of Vagante. Looks interesting so I'll check it out, thanks.
Rogue-lites are probably a good suggestion, considering I played and enjoyed Bullets Per Minute and Rogue Legacy. Also Dead Cells is probably one of my favourite. If there's at least some form of progression then I think I'll like it so I'll look into the others you mentioned. Thanks.
Players usually want a good story in their games. I can enjoy a good story too, but sometimes I just want to get going and do stuff without listening to several minutes of dialog in-between action.
Do you know any games where there's no story (or very minimal/skippable one), and the game mechanics alone carry the game?
EDIT: Thank you all for the suggestions. There are some that I've never heard of and look very interesting. Will definitely pick some of them up.