Without order:

• Hotline Miami 1-2
• Ori and the Blind Forest
• The Swapper
• The Witness
• Guacamelee

Mostly big names, not sure if they are all indies 😅.

I really like first person puzzle games (Antichamber, the Room games etc). There are also many games I couldn't mention. To the Moon for example was a fine little indie game.

It will probably be a service games so they only need to find about 50 k whales spending 5 k each.

I watched the trailer from SoP. I have no idea what the hook is supposed to be 🤷🏻‍♂️. Why play this game over any of the other similar ones? What’s the cool standout feature?

Annoying, but a lot of companies are doing this. I have lost track of all the pointless launchers I have installed...

No worries, time zones are the worst. I must have a count down to get it pretty much 😅

I thought it was in 3 h 😵‍💫

Why so late? Sony is giving working Europeans the middle finger 😞

Service games they can keep…

Why would you feel enticed to play sequels on Ps5 when they release them too on PC?

But a game is also supposed to be a game! I think the combat system is brilliant. Those who just want to go through the story can breeze through the encounters and still get some cool looking combat (it looks way better than in the Nolan movies. Looks like snyder was inspired by it for BvsS).

But there is a learning curve if you want it to look extra cool and feel extra smooth.

Speaking of bots, I tested your description on ChatGPT and it suggested Age of War

Then it said

If this doesn't match the game you're thinking of, there are a few other similar games from around that time that you might consider, such as "Stick War" or "Epic War." However, "Age of War" seems like the closest match to your description. You might be able to find it on websites that host old flash games or on modern sites that have preserved these classics.