The time spent in Desync will be a mixture of sheer frustration, annoyance and that "get in" enjoyment when you score a kill.
Pratyush writes- "Are you into hard games? Do you prefer banging your head over and over if you are not able to get through a segment of a game till you bleed out and suffer from irreversible brain damage? Are you someone who thinks that challenge is a justification for existence? Well, for such people like myself, here is a list of a few games that might keep you occupied/entertained if you are looking for some satiating those sadistic needs. These will also cost you less than a meal at a local Dhaba (Restaurant), so there’s that too."
Tom Chick - "If you’re interested in big-budget score-based shootering, Epic re-released Bulletstorm this year. Remember Bulletstorm, which was like The Club, but with marketing? The re-release even has a new set of challenges to flex the gameplay a little. Knock yourself out. But if you’d rather emphasize “score-based” over “big budget” and “marketing”, Desync is your better bet."
This week Brett Taylor(@BATzerk) creator of Linelight joins Tiny(@Tiny415), Mike(@AssaultSuit) and Aaron (@Ind1fference) to talk about: Linelight, Arcadium, Noby Noby Boy, Peter Panic, Grant Kirkhope, David Wise, Diddy Kong Racing, Cosmic Express, Stardew Valley, Allen Hazelton, Paper Mario Color Splash, Captain Toad Treasure Tracker, My Dog Zorro, Extra Life United, Shack News, IDARB, Ultimate Chicken Horse, Overcooked, Brawlhala, Power Rangers, Bryan Cranston, Justice League, Spider-Man Homecoming, Fantastical Beasts and Where to Find Them, Nightcrawler, Dirty Grandpa, Chappelle, Marvel’s Iron Fist, Mass Effect Andromeda, Snake Pass, Yooka-Laylee, Overwatch, Orisa, Neo Turf Masters, Blaster Master Zero, Horizon Zero Dawn, Breath of the Wild, Everything, Rain World, Battle Princess Madelyn, DESYNC, Splatoon 2.0 Test Fire, Has Been Heroes, Pandemonium, N-gage, My and more.
