I do play FPS games, but not on controller. Beyond that I can't really say - there was nothing that grabbed me in 30 minutes of playtime, and every other metroid game had at least something interesting at the beginning with some intrigue. With Prime, it seemed like the Interesting Thing were the mechanics themselves, which, on their own, didn't do it for me.

because ban evasion is a problem and dealing with cheaters is more effective when they don't know they've been tagged as a cheater

?? they both work for me on android 13

I find mobile games to be a crapshoot, and I've only ever found a select few hidden gems that are exceptions:

• Armory & Machine, an incremental game. Avoid the sequel.
• Underhand, a card game good enough for people who don't like card games.

I thought I felt one about an hour before this happened, and I was asleep through the 4.6 one.

start with tomb raider 2013. these games are very long, I'm not sure if shadow of the tomb raider didn't feel as good because it was actually a worse game or just more of the same. I remember thinking it was fine but was a bit burnt out.

lara's origin story in the first one is very good

That's the next thing Lemmy needs, an on-screen reminder about what community you're looking at

that video doesn't work for me, do you have a direct link?

nevermind, it works if I change to the local instance this was posted on: https://startrek.website/post/61401

maybe not for episode 1

The introduction of this trailer really looks like they were going for a Monkey Island movie.

Then I thought, why haven't they made a Monkey Island movie?

Why wouldn't the reddit mods want to redirect users here?

They only point to discord, and users on that discord, in the #reddit-implosion channel, don't seem to be interested in being affiliated with the subreddit.

I liked Kes better than Neelix, and also liked Seven of Nine.

I don't know where they possibly could have gone with Chakotay's character after the initial Maqui subplots.