Suggested games to vent?

Submitted by VirruS37 t3_zz9gvl in gaming

Yo, from time to time I get really pissed off and need to vent (rn it is combination of uni exams, work and f-ers in hs preventing me from hitting legend) and I need a game for it.

  • Preferably nothing multiplayer, I wanna crush some NPCs and feel like a god.
  • No calming bs such as: minecraft, simcity, city skylines
  • Little to no dialogue? (Or smth with open world-ish setting, so I can just go on my own and blow shit up)
  • Dont mind 'older' graphics but would prefer rather newer stuff

Games I play as of late: Apex, Skyrim, Hearthstone, Cyberpunk, Divinity 2, Minecraft, Warhammer, Civ 6, Stellaris

Thanks
- pissed of casual gamer

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dimarci t1_j2a8n1g wrote

Uncharted in easy mode.

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Martindk82 t1_j2aaxkq wrote

Just cause 3, wreck some havoc with big explosions and destruction

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Duvaindes94 t1_j2acr0s wrote

The original Fable. Play evil and mass murder everyone bwahahaha

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temp_reddit_account2 t1_j2a8up2 wrote

Maybe ghostrunner? It has a bit of a learning curve but you can go fast and murder

It's a good game for like, flow state and vibing to music

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PrescientPotato t1_j2a9hbl wrote

Souls games would check all your boxes but you need a specific mindset/mental model to be able to relax when playing them

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awpiiii t1_j2a9nq8 wrote

People playground is the game you've been looking for

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szibell t1_j2aatcw wrote

Doom 2016

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Timeline40 t1_j2abvgp wrote

Clone Drone in the Danger Zone.

You're a robot with a lightsaber and slice up other robots. You can buy a big ass hammer and smash them to bits. My go-to frustration game

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Cloud-KH t1_j2aeqae wrote

Check out the auto fire games like Vampire Survivors or Bounty of One, they're dirt cheap, can get hectic and perfect for just chilling out to some mayhem

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BaRiMaLi t1_j2afkud wrote

Any Assasin's Creed, maybe?

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Hamza9575 t1_j2aoqt5 wrote

Doom eternal, Wolfenstein new colossus\youngblood.

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MarsMissionMan t1_j2asmij wrote

Carrion. You play as a sentient spaghetti monster and your objective is to consume biomass (read: humans) and escape.

- It's singleplayer only. If you use a bit of strategy, you can body any enemy in the game and do so horribly.

- Carrion is anything but calm. Gets tense later in the game, but you also get some crazy strong and wacky powers.

- The most dialogue you'll hear is a selection of human screams. If you let a human huddle in a corner, you can hear them sobbing.

- Graphics are pixel-based, but very slick. Especially the previously mentioned spaghetti monster.

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Deblebsgonnagetyou t1_j2awoyj wrote

You could try Monster Hunter maybe. You won't be slicing through hordes of enemies or anything and there's a bit of a learning curve but let me tell you there is no feeling as good as landing a fully-charged true charged slash with a greatsword.

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Orgeweight t1_j2ay08c wrote

Surprised nobody's mentioned Red Faction: Guerilla. You have to lower a the bad guys "control" over the area by doing raids, defending against raids, doing missions...and most importantly (to me), destroying structures.

You can destroy them at your leisure, and by whichever means you'd prefer, but there's nothing more satisfying to me than getting into a huge truck and crashing wildly into a huge building. It's not perfect, the story could be better, it can be kinda monotonous. But...if you kill enough bad guys with a hammer, you unlock a cheat where your hammer becomes wildly overpowered, and you can straight up Dragon Ball Z an APC through a building. It's glorious.

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SweetMeese t1_j2d17tk wrote

Dead rising 1 or 2, 2 is usually better because you can make weapons, but killing hordes of zombies is always fun

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