It depends on the period ahahah. I live metroidvanias, but also story driven short games. Right now I’m a little tired of open world. I played the Pikmin 4 demo and loved it, but it doesn’t release in time for my flight
I just saw that howlongtobeat.com puts oxenfree 1 around 4.5 hours for a main story playthrough, and oxenfree 2 at 6 hours. Could be a cool 1, 2 punch and knock out both games. They have great reviews and are more narrative puzzlers.
I also was recommended Dan the Diver recently, but that’s PC only for now, so if you have a steam deck you could do that one.
Well, if you live metroidvania you probably already know all the good ones already.
Yes, Your Grace was a fun little story-driven thing. Or go big and branch out, something like Fire Emblem could easily soak up numerous trans-continental flights. If you’ll get in-flight wifi, something like Mario Maker 2 could also fit, since you’ve got some platforming chops. It’s basically endless content.
It depends on the period ahahah. I live metroidvanias, but also story driven short games. Right now I’m a little tired of open world. I played the Pikmin 4 demo and loved it, but it doesn’t release in time for my flight
I just saw that howlongtobeat.com puts oxenfree 1 around 4.5 hours for a main story playthrough, and oxenfree 2 at 6 hours. Could be a cool 1, 2 punch and knock out both games. They have great reviews and are more narrative puzzlers.
I also was recommended Dan the Diver recently, but that’s PC only for now, so if you have a steam deck you could do that one.
Well, if you live metroidvania you probably already know all the good ones already.
Yes, Your Grace was a fun little story-driven thing. Or go big and branch out, something like Fire Emblem could easily soak up numerous trans-continental flights. If you’ll get in-flight wifi, something like Mario Maker 2 could also fit, since you’ve got some platforming chops. It’s basically endless content.