Modern, recent, "Dungeon Crawlers". Stuff within the last 15 years

I think a lot of us have roots in Dungeon crawlers or atleast have learned some very valuable core rpg principles from Dungeon crawlers. The problem is, they're always associated with "OLD". Old, old, before modern gaming. When people hear dc they hear Tandy 3000 or .exe 😆. I want some more modern boots. Tell me your upto date Dungeon crawlers. I know they're still making them

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u/Expert_Camel5619 — 1 month ago

Looking for difficult rpgs.

What are the hardest rpgs you've played? Rpgs are always described as detailed, story driven, depth, great options, etc... I want the ones that are hard as hell. Massive pain the ass bosses. Terrible walk backs. Can't beat this area without the demon slayer 5000, but in order to get that you have to trade a sandwich with Karl so he'll give you the corkscrew....on the other side of the map.

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u/Expert_Camel5619 — 1 month ago

What's an rpg that flopped on release but is an absolute banger?

Maybe it was released at the same time as another game. Maybe a popular streamer gave it a bad review. Maybe they didn't spend enough on advertising. There are many reasons a game can slide under the radar. Fortunately, with the awesome power of the internet, we can bring these games to light. I'm not talking about hidden gems.....

We're talking flops

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u/Expert_Camel5619 — 1 month ago

Battle star galactica 2004. Edward James Olmas edition. Is it worth the watch?

It looks well made. Kind of a dark STNG meets skid row appeal. Only 4 seasons. Should I dive?

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u/Expert_Camel5619 — 1 month ago

What's a sci-fi show you always wanted to get into but just didn't seem to get the opportunity?

My is Babylon5. I grew up watching Star Trek NG and DS9 . B5 looked kinda like ST only much more fkn serious. Close second would be any of the newer Dr. Who's. But alas, B5 is rolling on a loop on pluto tv

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u/Expert_Camel5619 — 1 month ago

For the older crowd who's played on and off over the years: what got you back into playing guitar?

After metal and rock died off from the radio and charts my 6 string ambition crashed. I especially missed the thrash scene. Oddly enough it was drop tunings , B and C that got me listening to and playing metalcore which lead to today's modern chugs that I'm blazing daily.

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u/Expert_Camel5619 — 1 month ago