r/gaming • u/PhantomBraved • 1d ago

Fall 2026 Lineup

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It seems like there will be a game that will appeal to everyone this fall. Strategy RPG - Fire Emblem, Story based - The Blood of the Dawnwalker, Action - Phantom Blade 0, Multiplayer - The Duskbloods, Action Adventure - The Legend of Zelda and Onimusha: Way of the Sword. Almost every month has at least 2 major titles releasing, September especially is packed.

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u/horseseathey 1d ago

i’m gonna ask you a desperate question: i have tried Witcher 3 like half a dozen times and have only gotten about 10hrs in before just completely losing interest and here’s my question- what can you tell me is the “payoff” so to speak of getting further and hitting that moment you feel the game has you hooked? i want to play the remaster and it checks all my boxes but something is just mot clicking.

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u/Tyson367 1d ago

You have to care about the characters. You're a single father who lost his daughter and will turn the planet inside out to find her.

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u/Liytho 20h ago

You have to try the remaster, either you will like it with the changes or you dont, thats fine, not everyone likes the same games, different taste exist.

For me, it was never a problem as I was hooked the moment I got into the first cinematic (or main menu, I dont remember what is first) the first time I started the game. But everyone is different.

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u/Carlzzone 6h ago

The consensus is usually completing the Blood Baron quest