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With gaming often bringing me into a really depressive headspace sometimes with how the markets are developing, whats a game you can always go to and just be lost in, or just be happy with?

Personally i would go for advance wars 1 and 2 on the gba (there is no remake and never will be)

the artstyle, the music, the game-play is just simple, yet effective, a sublime experience of very fun times.

Whats yours?

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[–] YellowGas@lemmy.one 7 points 1 year ago (2 children)

Hardspace: Shipbreaker can be a super relaxing game. You sit back and slowly disassemble massive spaceships in a salvaging yard. I love playing it when I want something mindless but relaxing. It's nice sitting alone in the salvaging yard with the catchy music and slicing apart a bulkhead.

[–] delcake@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

Great recommendation. There's something special about doggedly tearing down those massive hulks of metal piece-by-piece and executing your plan of how to crack the thing wide open.

[–] snapbuzz@sh.itjust.works 1 points 1 year ago

I tried it on a whim when I saw it on GamePass and I absolutely loved it. A little more thinking required than PowerWash simulator, but I get the same general feel from Hardspace.