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You don't have to buy the games with loot boxes. They still make the other kind as well. If anyone is looking for a game with "a well defined start, end, and pr
by rcthompson 7y ago
You don't have to buy the games with loot boxes. They still make the other kind as well. If anyone is looking for a game with "a well defined start, end, and progression dependent on your skill", I'd recommend checking out Celeste.
- grawprog 7y agoCeleste is great. I'd second that recommendation highly and throw in Hollow Knight as well. I've got almost 100 hours in it and watched less than 5 minutes worth of cutscenes or exposition. It's just pure gameplay and the difficulty gets pretty unreal. There's a ton of other great indies out there with the same, turn it on and play. I'd given on gaming for a while. These new ones have gotten me to enjoy it again.
- billfruit 7y agoIn that same category of pure gameplay, I would also add Enter the Gungeon, it is difficult, and Its curve of skill improvement vs playtime is too shallow, I mean, it takes a lot of playtime to get better at it.