Making a game less horny for any reason automatically makes you worse than Hitler in their eyes.
It did get pretty decent reviews overall when it came out, and it has a good amount of different modes to try.
Most people liked the single player campaign even if I thought its dialogue suffered from Marvelitis too much. It's also co-oppable with 3 people, though the third player is stuck playing as a support drone.
There's also a DLC campaign that was pretty fun and also had proper 3-person co-op.
Then you have two different PvE modes. There's the new Escape mode, which is a fun enough way to level your character class cards where you try to rush through labyrinthine levels within a time limit, and the original horde mode, Horde mode where you hunker down in Gears 5's multiplayer maps against 50 waves of enemies with character classes and minor base building elements.
You also have Gears multiplayer which is a bit of an acquired taste. Hope you like shotguns, abusing the cover animation system in a weird way and insults in Spanish.
Gears 5 also had a really annoying battlepass system when it lauched but they've made most skins earnable with ingame currency and made said currency easier to get
I used to have speakers plugged in all the time when I was still living at home and used to play games with siblings and friends in my room, so that checks out.
I actually like the centipedes, they're frankly terrifying and make the depths feel appropriately intimidating. Crucially, they can't fly and you can run away from them. They're also huge and with their glowing eyes they're easy to see from ways off even in the dark so you can keep a wide berth.
I just hate all the hyper-aggressive and fast flying mobs since it feels like there's nothing you can do to escape them.
There are also mods that add all the mobs and mob variants from the now discontinued Minecraft Earth, like this one:
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/earth2java
I like having cool chicken variations
You might want to disable the Moobloom in one of them though since it's also covered in Friends and Foes.
Minecraft? More like Minecrack
I had forgotten how addicting this shit was
Those annoy me less since I'm not compelled to mine them unlike copper and the new rock variants just register as background to me. With ores I feel like harvesting all of them from my mineshafts for completeness' sake, especially since the shader I'm using adds a slight glow to most of them so they stick out. I already have chests full of unsmelted copper
After months of riding my cruiser bike with raised, chopper style handlebars I had to take my spare bike that's more of a regular mountain/road hybrid since it has a rear rack and front basket to move some stuff around and wow, was it uncomfortable
Why would I choose hunching over the handlebars while perched high atop a tiny hard saddle like some wretch when I could sit in comfort with my back and arms straight and the center of gravity nestled squarely under my ass that's cushioned by a giant soft seat? Making turns also feels much better with wide handlebars even at low speeds and I can make a pretty tight U-turn and turn back on narrow roads.
Got this thing abandoned and broken and it's become the most beloved bike I've ever had. The only bad thing about it is that it's almost completely ruined regular bikes for me.
When I first upgraded to Windows 10 on the very last day you still could upgrade from Windows 7 for free, it was just pictures of beautiful landscapes or ancient monuments along with a short blurb about them where the PLAY STARFIELD WITH PC GAME PASS text is in this picture. I didn't specifically turn that login screen on but I liked it so much that I kept it on. Then, maybe a year ago(?) the text stopped being about the image and turned into a generic blurb for various Microsoft services, most often Game Pass.
This is the first time I remember the image itself just being a straight up ad for something. I'm sure they were feeling clever because it's an atmospheric piece of concept art that kind of looks like the kind of photos they typically have in the rotation for these login screens.
Not actually sure, I'm curious to know if there's some kind of technical explanation.
In this case, no. It's a linear single player game with no other modes, which is why it caught my eye. Only 76.4 percent of players played long enough to defeat a single enemy
PCSX2 has a Linux version so you should be good to go. (Steam Deck users can play the games online too, in case any are reading this)