You've almost described Jet Set Radio Future or Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, although those games are single player.
There is a multiplayer mod for BRC though.
You've almost described Jet Set Radio Future or Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, although those games are single player.
There is a multiplayer mod for BRC though.
Damn, renting out art? That's actually pretty cool.
I just saw last night that it added 3rd person and character models I was like "whaaaaat, I'm not just floating hands anymore?"
I'm gonna have to jump back in and tear some shit down.
You could also play The Mean Greens, which is a PvP game but not technically a battle royale.
"Anyone who likes survival crafting games will like other survival crafting games."
But yes.
Go watch the General Sam Kenshi vids. The early ones before he knows what he's doing. That's what got me into the game in the first place.
I like a lot of singleplayer games, but I also play games that can be played multiplayer (open world survival crafting games).
Borderlands is pretty good imo. You can play alone, but you never really feel alone with all the characters constantly asking you to do stuff for them.
Someone else said Kenshi, which is strictly singleplayer but you can build up your party and have multiple squads running around, taking care of things. And there are generated conversations between them. And there's tons of mods that can change or add things to the game; personally I've added a couple new subraces to the vanilla ones, a couple new whole races of characters to play with, new building and weapon types and such.
Edit: Untitled Goose Game and Thank Goodness You're Here, or even any cozy game really.
The new Star Wars: Jedi games like Fallen Order and Survivor are great singleplayer games without making you feel alone. Mostly cause of BD-1.
Damn. First Kenshi recommendation I've seen in the wild.
+1 for Kenshi
If you're looking for unique shirts, I'd recommend checking out Boss Dog bossdogart.com
They have a bunch of cool styles with cool color schemes.
Flashbacks from the advertising for The Outer Worlds, and IGN calling it the "Bethesda-killer"
Silas Marner has to be the most boring book I've ever attempted to read.
Didn't help that it was an assignment for school, but it also didn't help that it's literally one of the most boringly written books ever.