What r/patientgamers is talking about this week

I recently finished playing 999 (Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors) and I still can't stop thinking about how insane the story is. I am keeping this spoiler-free in case anyone wants to...

I just rolled credits on the Outer Worlds 2 and wanted to share my thoughts. TL;DR I recommend this game. You get exactly what is promised on the box - rolling around open world maps with your...

It’s been about 15 years since I last played this title. When I was younger I had mixed thoughts on the game. Directly compared to any Zelda game, it’s not good. But if you don’t do compare it to...

RELEASE: 2016 TIME PLAYED: 3 Hours PLATFORM PLAYED: PC (STEAM) SCORE: ★★ Hated It | Disliked It | Liked It | Loved It | All-Time Favorite (The bolded score is the one chosen for this review; the...

Long time coming! Last time I played a classic Zelda game was around 2015, most of them even before that. I'd been planning a Zelda Marathon since 2021 or so, patiently waiting for Nintendo to...

So, yesterday I finished Fire Emblem: Three Houses for the first time, and it was my first FE game ever. I never planned to play FE, but a coworker brought his Switch to work and started talking...

While Duke Nuke Forever was taking a long time to develop, the series saw an opportunity to build up that hype and published several spin-offs. They are generally poorly received. I heard about...

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines is a story driven RPG developed by Troika Games. Released in 2004, VTMB reminds us that for one brief shining moment being a pale goth nerd who avoided the sun...

Despite putting the game off for a couple years, I've been interested in Conscript since its release. The premise of a more grounded survival horror game set in WWI intrigued me. It's not only...

I wouldn’t consider myself a massive fan of the GTA franchise, but they’re probably the games I have spent the most time in. When I was younger, the open-world shenanigans you could get up to were...