That’s the funny part, I’m not a big horror gamer, more like a big coward. But it’s the only genre that seems to be able to hook me at the moment for some reason. I’ve read the name Routine a couple of times but I haven’t even tried it, sorry.
I’ll follow your advice about Night Springs, the 1st chapter did break the pace, especially considering I was ready to stop playing when I started it.
Gotcha. Funny how that is, sometimes we need something outside our comfort zone to shake us up. I was close to buying ROUTINE last Steam Sale, but ultimately opted against it. I’ve heard good things, although I think it’s more psychological horror than survival horror.
Final note about the DLCs, the Lake House is also integrated into the main campaign and that one I didn’t feel break the pace as much. Despite being the reverse release order my preference is playing the Lake House when it appears in the story and then all the Night Springs episodes after finishing the campaign. Lake House still works fine as a post script too though, if you want the main story to be more concise and do all the DLCs after.
I’ll remember the name, I might play Routine at some point. For now my survival horror backlog is long enough with Alan Wake 2, Resident Evil 4 and 9, Silent Hill F and I’d like to replay Silent Hill 2 remake at some point. Judging by how long it took me to play through Cronos, I think I’m going to be playing Alan Wake 2 for a good while. And I don’t usually play 2 games of the same genre simultaneously, I like to mix things up.
I’m the same. One game at a time, for the most part. I might mix in a non-story game in parallel sometimes like a roguelike, but only ever one story based game at a time. My brain can’t handle switching back and forth, I need to dedicate my full intention hah.
I usually can, as long as it’s not the same genre. But lately nothing sticks, it’s obviously a me problem, so I’m going to try to stop trying new games for the sake of it for a while.
That’s the funny part, I’m not a big horror gamer, more like a big coward. But it’s the only genre that seems to be able to hook me at the moment for some reason. I’ve read the name Routine a couple of times but I haven’t even tried it, sorry.
I’ll follow your advice about Night Springs, the 1st chapter did break the pace, especially considering I was ready to stop playing when I started it.
Gotcha. Funny how that is, sometimes we need something outside our comfort zone to shake us up. I was close to buying ROUTINE last Steam Sale, but ultimately opted against it. I’ve heard good things, although I think it’s more psychological horror than survival horror.
Final note about the DLCs, the Lake House is also integrated into the main campaign and that one I didn’t feel break the pace as much. Despite being the reverse release order my preference is playing the Lake House when it appears in the story and then all the Night Springs episodes after finishing the campaign. Lake House still works fine as a post script too though, if you want the main story to be more concise and do all the DLCs after.
I’ll remember the name, I might play Routine at some point. For now my survival horror backlog is long enough with Alan Wake 2, Resident Evil 4 and 9, Silent Hill F and I’d like to replay Silent Hill 2 remake at some point. Judging by how long it took me to play through Cronos, I think I’m going to be playing Alan Wake 2 for a good while. And I don’t usually play 2 games of the same genre simultaneously, I like to mix things up.
I’m the same. One game at a time, for the most part. I might mix in a non-story game in parallel sometimes like a roguelike, but only ever one story based game at a time. My brain can’t handle switching back and forth, I need to dedicate my full intention hah.
I usually can, as long as it’s not the same genre. But lately nothing sticks, it’s obviously a me problem, so I’m going to try to stop trying new games for the sake of it for a while.
By the way, thanks for the Alan Wake 2 tips.