Peak would be perfect for OP's group. It's cooperative, so having players of wildly different skill levels just means the better players can support the newer ones.
Abiotic Factor is an excellent game, but unfortunately it'd fail both of OP's player requirements (too complex, and easily spoiled/speedrun by someone looking things up ahead of time).
It's a shame they pulled the demo.
It's the RPS curse. It was started back when games journalism was dominated by insipid corporate writeups and they wanted to prove that allowing writers to inject a bit of personality into their work wouldn't do any harm.
The sterile, personality-less writing the RPS founders fought against is mostly dead now and the original RPS staff have long since left, but their successors still try to ape their writing style with a fraction of the wit and talent. They mostly blindly reuse old inside jokes and go off on useless tangents rather than add anything truly clever.
It's an advanced hot dog holding technique known as "the imminent deepthroat".
Called them "dumb fucks" for trusting him with their personal information, no less.
How would a prequel even work? The first Saints Row was a gritty street-level crime drama and only escalated to its signature ridiculousness after the Boss took over in 2. The original leader of the Saints, Julius, even has your character assassinated at the end of the first game (you get better) because he didn't like how violent the gang was getting.
A game set before the Boss joined where Julius is still calling the shots sounds boring. Unless they mean a prequel to the reboot, but why make one for a game that was poorly received and instantly forgotten upon release?
Billionaires: *build moats and walls around their homes*
The eventual uprising:
Archive.today became non-citable the moment it began altering archived webpages, regardless of anything else.
That moment and what happened after defeating the Elite Four in Pokémon Gold both blew my mind as a child.
GTAV has made over ten billion dollars, one billion of that in its first three days. They would have earned more than double its entire lifetime development costs (estimated at ~200-250 million) if they'd charged a twentieth of what they did.
I'm not sure if this is a Voyager issue or a Lemmy API one, but when viewing the profile of someone who comments but hasn't made a post in a while, old posts will be sprinkled randomly through their comments list.
Selecting Posts or Comments returns everything in the correct order; it's only the overview that's wrong.
On a related note, when viewing my own profile it suddenly skips a few weeks of comments after the first page:
(My apology for the politics, but that's where the split was)
This too only happens on the overview page and not when viewing comments alone.
When I flip Voyager to landscape, there's sometimes an extra row of padding below the bottom bar:
It usually fixes itself if I flip to portrait and back a few times:
But after rotating back to portrait, there is now negative padding and the buttons are below my phone's softkeys and unusable:
This happens anywhere in the app.
When you get around to playing FF7R you may want to check out these two mods. I couldn't even make it through the intro without them.