Last week, Subnautica was offered on the Playstation Store for free, as part of the 'Stay at Home' selection (which also includes stuff like Ratchet and Clank 2016).Īfter mostly just binging action games for the past - either gory, hyperfast shooters like DOOM and DOOM Eternal, or semi-open world adventure games emphasizing deep combat systems like Spiderman, Hollow Knight, and Prey - I wasn't sure how well I'd acclimate to a more deliberately-paced title emphasizing resource management rather than combat. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List
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