Your favourite game so far of 2024?
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Taros Jun 26
Harold Halibut.
In a few days it hopefully will be FF14 Dawntrail.
D1Ck3n Jun 26
LoL, ask me again in 2025, when I have time for play something from my 2024 bucket list
Ehvis Jun 26
Haven't played much that released in '24. The biggest and best thing was the Road to Elysium DLC for The Talos Principle 2. It hurt my brain and I loved it.

I suppose Nordic Ashes could count since it released to 1.0. I've actually put 36 hours into it already. Nothing like chilling a bit while causing mayhem.

But most of the time was put in Factorio so I can keep up my skills when the new DLC releases in a few months. Very much looking forward to that and I expect that to even top the Talos 2 DLC for me.
denyasis Jun 26
Only thing I've played that was released in the last few years was ... System Shock. Great game! Very old school in every sense, but with some modern improvements. I would definitely recommend.
kaiman Jun 26
I found Skald: Against the Black Priory and Between Horizons pretty enjoyable, though I've only finished latter. Between Horizons has bad controls, but using a gamepad helps. Skald is good at the start, but after about 1/3rd I needed a break and haven't returned since.

I guess I'm still waiting for something that manages to really draw me in. Assuming it does not slip into 2025, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II will be that game.
mrazster Jun 26
Last Epoch and Horizon - Forbidden West.
eldaking Jun 27
I almost never play games on release, so I actually haven't played any games that released in 2024. I have played one game that entered early access in 2024, CivIdle (good idle game but nothing special, free with supporter pack and no microtransactions or other shit), but I don't consider that "released" yet.

I wanted to say Against the Storm, but it is from December 2023. It is a rare game I got on release (well, it released after a good while in early access). This one I got totally obsessed about, played hours every day, got a hundred hours real fast. One for my "truly exceptional indie games of all times" list. Dune Spice Wars in September 2023 was also a release buy and outstanding.

Anyway, for games released in 2024 ask me again next year or the other. Also worth noticing that most games release in the end of the year, so asking now will select from a much smaller pool (which might be the intention).
Checking over my list of games I have beaten in 2024 I can say I really haven't played very many that were actually released this year. Of the few I did I would say that A Night at the Watermill has been my favorite so far.

https://www.gog.com/en/game/a_night_at_the_watermill
pilk Jun 30
It usually takes me until after the launch year to get around to getting a game, and I'm not sure I'm ready to pick a favourite, but here's a few new titles I did play I had at least some fun with.

Content Warning, Indigo Park: Chapter 1, Dark and Darker, Garn47 and Nightmare Kart.

Content Warning's a sillier Lethal Company focused on making scary videos for views, Indigo Park's really good for the "mascot horror" genre (as someone who got tired when FNAF pumped out a buncha games all at once that were very similar, and when the competition is... Banban.), I suck at Dark and Darker, I'm a sucker for absurdist shit like Garn47, and I've been keeping my eye on the development of Nightmare Kart for a while and it's really fun from what I've played.

Last edited by pilk on 30 June 2024 at 1:07 am UTC
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