There's no greater joy than killing Varre with your puppet wife's wedding gift
Buy a bunch of decoys. You can cheese the entire fight
Ship of Harkinian is how I've been playing OoT the most lately and I can't recommend it enough
I love OoT and I still play the game semi regularly, but I just feel so conflicted about this. It's good that a game I like so much is being made more easily available and is getting the (nearly) 30 year old limitations and rough edges polished out, but on the other hand... I just don't know. In my opinion those rough edges give the game a certain charm that gets lost even if the devs do everything right
Why the fuck are we asking Gwyneth Paltrow about defense? Is she putting her pussy crystals in bombs?
That screen name was taken, no duplicates allowed. It was either Peter or XxXSimon67420XxX
Red Faction: Guerrilla? Smash some stuff on Mars?
Begone bot
Demon Tides (3d platformer, Mario Odyssey crossed with LoZ Wind Waker)
Bug Fables (Paper Mario-esque RPG)
Ultrakill (boomer shooter)
Session. Skate Sim (EA Skate but without EA)
Synthetik 1 & 2 (isometric futuristic rouge like)
Vall Halla (cyberpunk bartender visual novel)
Dungeons of Hinterburg (Dungeon crawling RPG with a Persona like social system)
Cairn (mountain climbing sim with a great story)
Tactical Breach Wizards (XCOM style game with wizards and defenstration)
Noita (magic based rouge like with a lot of secrets)
Cassette Beasts (Pokemon)
Signalis (classic Resident Evil/Silent Hill style horror game)
Dredge (fishing, but Lovecraftian)
Tunic (Legend of Zelda mixed with Dark Souls)
Neon White (movement based FPS with a goal to speedrun short levels)
SUPERHOT (FPS, time moves when you move)
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Godrick may be easy, but Rick, Soldier of God is usually where I have to give up