Quick games to play from start to finish before Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster ?

[AtorfRisha]

I'm Excited for Dead Rising Remake. I’m in college taking one class to avoid stress, and sticking to a patient gamer approach. Played all the dead rising series in case anyone’s wondering.

Recently tried Star Wars Outlaws. Its fun It’s like Uncharted meets Star Wars, but right now, there are some Bethesda-like issues: the long loading times (understandable since it’s a big game),I'm in the open world part right now and sometimes you can fall through the map in some parts and textures not loading in properly. So, I’m holding off for now.

Since that happen i deicded to play little bit of concord and deadlock. Though Would love to see PvE in Deadlock (like TF2's MVM) and more game modes in Concord. Just waiting for Space Marine 2 now.

Lately into Galaxy Burger (chill vibes) and Dress to Impress (solid side game). Caught up on Zenless Zone Zero, Genshin, Honkai Star Rail, and Wuthering Waves. Yeah i know its not that much but its cause I'm waiting for new games.

Looking forward to Warship Jolly Roger (based on a book), Kingmakers (sandbox isekai where you shoot knights with guns), Infinity Nikki (open world dress up), and Phantom Blade Zero. Hoping Trench Crusade becomes a game its like a alternate history where templars unleashes depth and becomes ww1 years later

I prefer quick, plug-and-play games—short single-player and quick multiplayer matches like I'm talking about 50 minutes to 1 hour.

Platforms: PC (mostly watching Hololive if i don't play games and get bored since you know after beating new games you jsut want to chill), PS5 (waiting for GTA 6), and Switch.

Any suggestions? Trying to spread out my gaming schedule.

[SadPlatty©]

If your into rouge-likes, I would certainly throw "Post Void" out there.

It's DOOM 1/2 control wise, maps are small mazes, enemies are interesting and varied; game-play is FAST. You basically get X seconds to beat each level, and killing an enemy gives 1 second or 2 seconds for headshots (something like that anyway). Then similar to Nucelar Throne, each floor gives you a random buff.

You can "beat it" if you figure out the cheese - but it's replayability is pretty high and the visuals are pretty enthralling. Usually play for 30min-1hour and move on myself.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1285670/Post_Void/


Edit : God forbid I forget one of my favorite plug-and-play nonsense series KATAMARI If you haven't played them prior - you roll around and get big. Sometimes within a time limit.