r/Games • u/AutoModerator • 15d ago

Discussion Daily /r/Games Discussion - Free Talk Friday - December 13, 2024

It's F-F-Friday, the best day of the week where you can finally get home and play video games all weekend and also, talk about anything not-games in this thread.

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u/Page5Pimp 15d ago

I buy and install too many games. I've made the decision going forward to only have 2 games installed at a time. Right now it's Stalker 2 and Metaphor, I will try not to buy or install any more games until I beat those lmao.

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u/CCoolant 15d ago

Classic mistake, packing in two games that you could play for an obscene amount of hours smh

Gotta have your 100-hour JRPG alongside your 10-hour indie adventure game, so you keep one of the two rotating out!

Joking aside, those sound like two really solid choices. :)

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u/Page5Pimp 15d ago

Actually you're right, I'll replace one of those with Drova.

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u/Xy13 15d ago

Consider Xbox Game Pass? A couple buddies and I all have it for PC, and it's great for trying out random games without needing to buy them. Definitely been a worthwhile investment for us. Won't help on the installing front, though..