I like driving manual vehicles and have always particularly enjoyed driving any ground vehicles in games. Small player driven economies are satisfying to participate in because everything I can collaborate with other players to complete goals. The smaller server populations, I prefer 10 to 30 players, really make partying/grouping up with other players to convoy with feel impactful. To me driving a semi truck, specifically the Jemusi, has the vibe of a cozy game.

The community run servers are generally friendly with Roleplay, Freeplay, or somewhere inbetween types of rule sets in play. If you have a driving setup then I can say it feels very good with nice feedback. I was motivated by playing on mouse and keyboard to buy a driving setup. Motor Town is, in my opinion, the best casual driving simulator as long as you set your expectations to that of a beta game. I am writing this as of the 0.7.16 Update, so it has not hit 1.0 but I have spent a lot of time playing and cannot say I am disappointed. Mods are also available for the game and are fairly easy to install as long as you follow the guide in the official discord server.

Terraria's progression forces me to play differently each time if I start a new world and character, or take a new character into a world to get starting items. Building can be difficult if I want to make something complex, but simpler creations still keep their charm. The adventure aspect is still there for me after many years and many playthroughs because of how much variation in world generation there can be. The boss fights are not to be underestimated in terms of difficulty and repeatability.

If you like 2-D platformers and sandbox games then you'll like Terraria. The boss fights will be memorable. If you have friends then suggest playing together since you can bring characters from your singleplayer into multiplayer seamlessly. There's plenty of items, enemies, critters, blocks, and interactions to discover. This game doesn't take much to run so it will likely run on most toasters.

I love me a retro fast-paced shooter and ULTRAKILL is by far the most responsive and satisfying first person shooter I have played. The game is currently still in development, but the gameplay and story so far are nearly flawless. This is not an easy game, but the way the game forces you to get better while expanding your loadout is very well done. This is canon to the ChristVerse, I promise my source is correct.

Yes absolutely. If you like fast paced shooters then you will find a good bit of challenge and surprise. Take an adventure through hell and see what has happened to humanity after the last war. Hint, you can parry all projectiles, maybe even your own.

I have played minecraft almost since release, but I have since grown bored with its simple mechanics. I enjoy how Vintage Story's world feels alive and reactive to the player, it feels lived in and hostile. The world feels vast and requires you to explore it for you to find ores, materials, and story structures. Its difficult to actually survive and not starve to death, have wildlife like a bear maul you, or some otherworldly creature... Nevermind I'll let you find that out on your own. A sense of adventure and discovering a new world is what I get most from the game.

If you don't know much about Vintage Story, have a once in a while 2 week minecraft phase or are getting bored with minecraft, you should play it. I find the different and difficult style of survival and progression, to the world generation and varied climates make vintage Story feel like a real adventure.

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Will you tell me? I don't know :(