Sup /v/. I'm looking for some new addicting games to either 100% or have really challenging goals. It can be a good campaign on the highest difficulty, collecting all the armor/weapons, whatever it may be.
An example of a game like this that I enjoy is Terraria. The completion would be getting every weapon, armor, make a house of every material, essentially just have some of everything. I've looked on steam but nothing jumps out. I prefer free games but cheap works too, I'm kind of on a budget :/. Thank you in advance
I'd say Progress Quest is your best bet
>>337894769
DKC series, Metroid/Castlevania games, and Risk of Rain are all games I would recommend. DKC1/2/3/TF were all fun as fuck to 100%, Metroid and Castlevania games are built for 100%/200.6% stuff, and RoR is just there as an option for you if you like the gameplay and want to get all the classes and items.
Rev up those emulators.
>>337896213
Dang I haven't used an emulator in ages. DKC brings me back to my childhood holy moly. Metroid I've never played but have heard good things about. You think there's a lot of emulated games that are good for this kind of genre? They (100%-type games) seem hard to find on steam, but maybe I'm judging them too quickly
>>337896405
Any SNES/GBA Metroid or Castlevania game will be easy as cake to emulate and play. Metroid Zero Mission + Fusion, and Castlevania CotM + AoS + HoD are all pretty fun games, both Metroids are great for 100%ing as getting a couple of items requires a lot of skill, and the Castlevania's have a lot of weapons and such to collect, but beware of RNG, farming, and getting good at boss rush if you plan to get /every/ weapon.
Oh yeah, Wario Land 3/4 are also pretty fun. Not as heavy on the "collect 1000 things" front, but they're pretty damn good platformers if you haven't played them.
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lego star wars is fantastic, it's easy as fuck but it's really satisfying to 100%
some rougelites like Risk of Rain or Binding of Isaac are fun too.
>>337897064
>playing Wario Land 4 while reading A Critical Analysis of Wario Land 4
shit it's such a fantastic game
>>337897368
Oh man.
Oh hoho.
Oh man.
That is a good book and a great game.
>>337897506
i can't fucking BELIEVE the state of video game journalism after reading this book.
this book nails so perfectly how to look at a game, and judge it not by graphics story and sound but by its interactions and how those interactions feel. any vidya journalist should be forced to read this.
>>337898019
>any vidya journalist should be forced to read this.
There would be no vidya journalists left because none of them would actually read it. But yeah, it's a fucking great book; even aspiring level/game designers should read it.
I can remember the first viral threads and the public humiliation of the so called "blue" like it was yesterday. It wasn't a promising game, it was one of these "pay for alpha" spawned with minecraft. I remember anons reporting stolen assets to square enix.
And yet the guy behind this game worked his ass and the game is now a classic.
