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Help a kid out
| D A R K S O U L S
| Play Dustforce
| Assuming you've got a decent phone, download RetroArch and get to playing all those older games you've heard about. I believe in you, OP.
| 1.Download steam
2.Find games
3.???
4.Profit
| Oh, and play King's Field.
| >>88134
If you're interested in mobile games, not including emulators, just search the Play Store. Search for stuff that can be played offline, and fits what you're feeling to play. That's what I mainly did, since I do most of my gaming on my cellphone. I found a bunch of full length, offline, non-gacha RPGs and it's going to take a while to get through them all.
| But seriously though, Play Dustforce.
| Heres a good starter game thats great for everyone, and it has a superb tutorial, one that teaches through level design alone, Mega Man X
| But there's no good mobile games to help start out on.. atleast from what I've noticed -LightmanZX
| Good mobile game = Animal Crossing
| Ace Attorney is good.. and don't require much knowledge of games
| >>88184
Smash Hit
DATA WING
Punch Quest
Void Pyramid
There's plenty to start with. You just have to start.
| But the question is what can serve as a good example of what people think about the gaming industry.. a first game could make or break whether they play another
| Player "SteamWorld Dig 2" on pc. You can buy and download it on Steam.
-1 l1k3 y0u
| >>88805
Been playing it whole day today, some really good stuff. Especially good after the first one, so much got improved. And OST is also nice. Lo-fi(-ish) town theme is godlike.
| Start with Portal 2, you'll figure out the rest
| How old is OP?
The message of a story won't be the same for a 13 years old and a 18 years old.
For example, OneShot is a great game, and you should give it a shot (pun intended), but, it's message won't be the same if you didn't play before a ton of games (a little understanding of philosophy is also good).
I think OP should play the classics (Megaman X sounds like a good start), find what he likes, move to more recent games, and, when OP is older, revisit them with a mature mind
| Neo Scavenger is a must play
| [The Mass Effect/CSGO series is a good start to FPS, Harvest Moon/Stardew Valley if you wanna take your time, Team Fortress 2/League of Legends if you're into multiplayer]
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| All this games you talk about almost everyday, I'm completely new to them. Where did they came from, what must I follow to find similar ones? Where can I find them, at least the mobile ones? Please, I want to grow up.