Search results

New Vegas is really, really good. Think classic Fallout games good. But I understand you about installing it being a pain. I literally have backups of backups of my fully modded install folder.As for other Bethesda developed games, I am out too. They have some good published games, like Prey and Dishonored series.

Bout damn time! Looking forward to playing this. :D

Hehe, I know the feeling. My NV install is treated with religious deference. ;-)

You and I are in the same boat Gawain, I've got too many games to play and not enough time already to install that again. Please note my mental disability. If a game has mods, I will use them, installing that game will also cost me approximately 5 days before even stepping into the word to scroll through the thousands of mods on the Nexus.

I'll add The Vanishing of Ethan Carter to the list. It's a first person adventure game with a focus on investigations, and one particular section going full Lovecraft on you.Also, Infra Arcana, an extremely Lovecraftian roguelike RPG where sanity is a precious resource. I think it even has some quotes from the actual stories sprinkled here and there.You may also want to check out Sunless Sea. It's quite an atmospheric game that has its share of weird moments.

Conarium is a game inspired by Lovecraft's story At The Mountains of Madness. It's pretty good.Call of Cthulhu: Dark Places of the Earth is a pretty good adaptation of Shadows Over Innsmouth and Shadow Out of Time stories by H.P. Lovecraft, especially early part of the game.You can also always play Thief Gold for some good sneaking and horror. There are great mods which really make the game look great in terms of graphics.

According to their forums, they did close it for a while, but things should be up and running now - https://www.ddo.com/forums/...

I think they closed it, it was so bugridden, by the time I got home it was disabled. That's a nice collection of quests, I like them because you can run them up to 8 without any penalty, and that's the beginning of the most difficult levels in DDO then the heroic area and further quests of level 9. Generally, until you get in range to efficiently run the Vault quests (level 10), you can end up a bit dry for leveling purposes. Level 6 quests are just right.

Not sure what your preferences are, but:1. For a Lovecraftian stealth-horror experience, Amnesia: the Dark Descent is superb. It was made on a much tighter budget than Call of Cthulhu will be, and it doesn't feature highly advanced gameplay, but it's very effective at what it does. Its sequel, A Machine for Pigs, is also great, but with even less meaningful stealth gameplay.2. For a triple-A stealth-horror game, Alien: Isolation from a few years ago was incredible. Extremely stressful, particularly on the higher difficulties, but I've rarely had a more meaningful experience playing through a game.3. For a game that combines Lovecraftian writing with excellent gameplay, I recommend Darkest Dungeon. Unlike these others, it's not a stealth-horror game, but is more along the lines of XCOM/Battle Brothers in its party management system. However, the gameplay is rock solid, and the writing and art direction capture perfectly a world of Lovecraftian misery and terror.Hope these recommendations may be useful!

List of similiar games you guys can recommend to play in the meantime ?Either on PC or PS4.