What was the "coziest" feeling game you've played during the pandemic?

[Phillyrider807]

Warzone

 

[DaSk8D00D]

Probably Mass Effect Legendary Edition. It was a familiar experience but super dope to see running on next gen hardware. I had a lot of fun posting and seeing other people's screenshots and choices in the game thread too

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

Persona 5 as well, finally got around to it this year. Wanna knock down Royal as soon as I get through Guardians, which is also piff.

 

[42 Monks]

Probably Mass Effect Legendary Edition. It was a familiar experience but super dope to see running on next gen hardware. I had a lot of fun posting and seeing other people's screenshots and choices in the game thread too

@papa surf s playthrough was some of the funniest shyt I've seen in this subforum

 

[old pig]

@papa surf s playthrough was some of the funniest shyt I've seen in this subforum

lol ME was great and everything y’all said it would be…definitely among the top 2 gaming experiences of 2021 but I’m say ghost of tsushima when it dropped in summer 2020

 

[HiiiPower]

Right now, with numbers rising again…ff14 endwalker

 

[Arcavian]

GTA Online for me, with the streets being so empty in real life, the game had a weird nostalgia to it.

 

[Tribaligenesis]

Children of Morta, Guardians of the galaxy. Games with a family based environment is my jam

 

[Big Jo]

Racket NX on Oculus

 

[Cuban Pete]

Replayed the Witcher 3 with no HUD, GOAT level immersion and took off some of that early pandemic anxiety hearing the music and exploring Skellige and Toussaint

 

[Monsanto]

Final Fantasy 8 remaster

 

[Ed MOTHEREFFING G]

My 5 year old nephew and I playing SM3DW this week, and previously in september. Legit teamwork and he is absolutely incredible for his age.

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

Final Fantasy 8 remaster

I hit this on the Switch right before the pandemic really hit my country, but would've been a good one

 

[Long Live The Kane]

@cozy carl had ruined the word “cozy” for me

 

[daze23]

Road 96