I was looking at my steam library last night and realized there are games in there that I haven't played in years or ever played for whatever reason. That just seems like a waste to me so I decided to load them up one at a time and give them another go. Some of them were / are early access games that were probably really buggy or had other issues but Im curious as to the state of them now. I decided to start with 7 Days to Die and loaded it up. It seems like its been getting regular updates and has a decent score on Steam so I'll give it another whirl.

 

I will update everyone on it once I get some decent play time on it.

 

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Sounds like a zombie game

It is but it adds in a good bit of first person shooter and crafting as well. I went to play last night but got sidetracked with playing music and well next thing I know it was a quarter to 12 so I kinda didn't get there hahaha.

Gonna try again tonight lol.

So I did actually free up a couple of hours to play last night. Imagine Minecraft with better graphics. Essentially thats what it is. Entertaining enough but not sure its something Im gonna invest a whole lot of time in. I really like Minecraft, on modded servers, but I always run into the ok what now syndrome. Last time I played it I had experience with all the mods and in a couple of days I had set up a fully automated factory to harvest resources, store them, and stock a player vendor / shop on the server I played on. At that point I had no job but to get filthy rich, give away my base and everything in it to a new player and quit playing for a while.

I'm really starting to miss the big open world MMOs like WoW and such but I really dislike the way WoW has taken the game. Started going downhill for me just after Lich King and died unceremoniously with the introduction of the Panda player characters. I mean I started calling it Kung Fu Panda Online at that point.

I mainly like shooters and space games. Star Citizen will eventually become an MMO in the future.