Weekend Gaming Plans

As the weekend approaches, the team at Rock Paper Shotgun shares their gaming plans for the next couple of days. From strategy games to RPGs, their choices vary. Let’s take a look at what each of them has in store.

Alice0 installed Civilization 6 recently and got hooked after playing one game late into the night. However, she realizes that having Civ installed can be quite time-consuming, so she’s interested in trying out the upcoming Stellaris spin-off that promises a one-hour playtime. Until then, she plans to remain uneventful and avoids getting into trouble.

Ed, on the other hand, is sticking to his predictable gaming routine. He and his friends are making progress in Baldur’s Gate 3, having just defeated an entire camp of Githyanki. Alongside that, he continues his replay of Cyberpunk 2077, which he finds to be an enjoyable experience. And for some relaxing downtime, he’s been returning to Persona 5 Royal while immersing himself in its fantastic OST.

Edwin has something different planned for the weekend. He’s actually going to attempt making his own game or something resembling a game. His long-term research project involves compasses that write poetry when used for navigation, and he has several rough prototypes. He intends to test one out, hoping that it doesn’t lead him astray. If everything goes well, Sunday might involve playing Hunt: Showdown or Cobalt Core.

James informs us that he’s currently at EGX, a gaming event. He expects to spend a significant amount of time exploring and playing indie games on the show floor. With over 50 Rezzed games available, he’s eager to try them out. Super Mario Wonder, Nintendo’s highlighted game at the event, is also on his to-do list.

Ollie, after completing Lies Of P, has been missing the soulslike genre and decides to dive back into it. After experimenting with a few options, he settles on Sekiro, rediscovering his love for its splendid parry combat system. Recently, he conquered the fear-inducing boss, the Headless, which stands out as one of the most challenging bosses he’s faced in any game.

While the team shares their weekend gaming plans, they are also curious to know what the readers have in store for their gaming sessions. Rock Paper Shotgun continues to be a go-to source for PC gaming enthusiasts, providing news, reviews, and discussions about the latest releases and hidden gems in the world of PC gaming. Whether it’s strategy, RPGs, or indie titles, they’ve got you covered.

So, what do you have planned for your weekend gaming session?