What games do you play when you just need to numb your brain for a bit? Literally "haha push button and things go boom" games.
What games do you play when you just need to numb your brain for a bit...
Oliver Howard
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Christopher Campbell
your mom
Camden Moore
Diablo clones such as Grim Dawn, Torchlight and the like.
Dragon Quest if I want to go slow.
Carter Cooper
Nazi Zombies. Setting up and racking up points for an hour or so on end is just relaxing.
Brayden Jenkins
the just cause series
Evan Walker
None really
Ed5, diablo, torchlight, grimdawn
all these games have a difficulty, endgame, and strategy
Oliver Rivera
Rogulikes. Isaac/Hades for example.
Surprisingly mobas. Hots is really relaxing.
Grinding in PoE works rather well too.
Caleb Moore
In literally every ARPG you pick one skill and buff it as much as possible.
Christian Gomez
I've been playing Doom mods for years for it, there's nothing quite as relaxing as sustained gunfire and ultra violence
Liam Moore
Ravenfield with mods is a bretty good one.
Hudson Brown
Killing floor 2
Ian Myers
I like Shadow of Mordor. Just throw yourself in the middle of a giant orc army, start parrying and comboing while getting points to execute them, and slowly manage to kill every single one. It's somehow soothing and therapeutic at the same time
Shadow of War works too, with many different ways to make things go boom and kill even more orcs, but the harder nemeses might take you out of the "you vs infinite horde of unnamed orcs" vibe
Xavier Watson
Postal 2
Liam Brown
Unreal tournament
Zachary Reyes
>Battlefield style game exclusively designed for singleplayer bot matches
Holy fuck I need to play this
Christopher Price
Gabriel Barnes
I was playing WoW for that but after I had to strategize how to farm gold for tokens, i quit.
Alexander Williams
Saints Row 4
Chase Ross
wow of warcraft
Charles Price
Don't know why I tagged that
Xavier Harris
card games, brain numbing doesn't work only side tracking something does
Tyler Lewis
Musou games.
Benjamin Ward
How do i kill transport ships as a solo air raider?
David Gutierrez
Synthetik
Benjamin Young
>What games do you play when you just need to numb your brain for a bit?
Animal Crossing
>Literally "haha push button and things go boom" games.
Metal Gear Rising
Easton Cruz
Ubermosh. Everything dies in one hit, you die in 3 hits, your abilities get better with time, so do enemies. It's a 90 seconds of constant onslaught and you can game over in a split second. It's cathartic.
Grayson Price
Any Castlevania or Monster Hunter.
Isaac Perez
I've found that the adventure modes of Hearthstone and Slay the Spire are pretty good at letting me zone out and do shit while I listen to something more interesting on the background
Connor Thompson
love this game, but it can tend to run like shit when you have mods on and 100+ units
it's fantastic, if you miss the instant action mode in the old battlefield and battlefront games it's essentially that. it has a multiplayer mod too but i never tried it.
Ian King
Use the Limpet Sniper or a Nix.
Charles Jones
THIS. Synthetik thread when?
Gabriel Thompson
Open world driving games, racing games, flight sims.
They seem to allow me to completely switch off the thinking parts of my brain, not sure if it's just pure muscle memory, or just learned process from there on out, or something purely subconscious, but it's astounding (and a little disconcerting) how often i'll just completely black out for the duration of a 30 minute race, finish it and get snapped out of it by the change in music or whatever and have no real recollection of it past the second or third lap.
It's pure zen.
Logan Hill
Any GTA game. Destroy All Humans. Paint the Town Red. Shadow of War. Any musou/Warriors game. Monster Hunter, probably World being the best for this. Left 4 Dead 2. Castle Crashers is a real good one.
Anthony Hughes
arcade beatemups, especially fun when drunk
Aaron Cruz
You might want to see a doctor man.
Hudson Price
ravenfield.fandom.com
Ok, I'm dumb. Which of these modes is exactly the same like in Battlefield or Battlefront where each team gets a set amount of respawn tickets?
Camden White
Gunmetal, my guilty pleasure game
Luke Hughes
Skirmish. But with all modes you can change the settings for respawn timers/limits and make them all how you want. You can even give one side more numbers than the other side if you want.
Nathaniel Williams
I have genuinely never played more braindead/easy games that take almost no concentration than the Dynasty Warriors kind of games. The ones I've played are Hyrule Warrios and One Piece Pirate Warriors, but it's all the same shit. Perfect for what you're describing, just endless buttonmashing and clearing wave after wave of enemies with little effort. Good game to play while you're listening to something.
Ethan Rivera
Risk of Rain 2
Just become a speed demon and watch the cascading AoE fireworks
Michael Foster
RDR 2
I just turn off everything and ride around.
Caleb Young
Tetris and Space Invaders.
Benjamin Smith
KF2, overwatch
Andrew Turner
CoD single player.
Easton Anderson
I see i got unlucky with the drops.
I'm playing on hard (I already have complete the game on hard as a ranger and almost as a fencer) and I don't own a sniper limpet. I'll just skip the mission and go back with better weapons i guess. Oh I'm also playing the 4.1 version
Liam Bailey
Any fps games on easy mode.
Or I make massive battles in Age of Empires
Cameron Hernandez
CoD multiplayer with bots is great too. Ghosts and MWR probably have the most polished and human-like bots ever made for shooters.
Brandon White
>Project Brutality and not the 'other' wad
Based
Kayden Clark
based Guardian chad
>been trying to unlock Breacher's insanity trait, 200% normal and 140% madness done
>tfw tactical is next up and I keep getting shat on before 1st boss
No shields is suffering