What We Played #592 – Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, Destiny 2 & Scars Above

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Is it Friday already? Another week has raced on by for me, though I can absolutely excuse some of that from still spending a fair chunk of time in some totally different realities to our own.

We’re still churning our way through a lot of PSVR 2 games – because they had dozens of them for the headset’s launch – and so had a review of the fantastic tabletop roguelike Demeo, previewed the Lemmings-like puzzler Humanity, and spent a good amount of time in No Man’s Sky on PSVR 2 (YouTube), which I’m hoping gets a resolution bump in the near future.

But then I also got to pass my gaze across Resident Evil 4 remake, Age of Wonders 4 and play a good chunk of the co-op heisting of Crime Boss: Rockay City. Maybe that was why the week flew by?

Tuffcub is my partner in VR crime, and spent the start of the week scaring himself with Resident Evil Village in VR, before turning his attentions back to Destiny 2. There’s good reasons for that, though, because of the release of Destiny 2: Lightfall. We’ll let him off the hook this time.

Gamoc celebrated his birthday this week – happy birthday! – and his sneaky uncle surprised him with God of War: Ragnarok, so he played that and proclaims it to be “rather good”.

In similarly rousing reviews, Aran played Saints Row 2022 and raves that “it was fine for a game where you just switch off.” He’s enjoying Hi-Fi Rush a lot more, calling it “an early contender for GOTY.”

Jim was similarly wowed by Hi-Fi Rush, but has been drawn in by Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, which is filling the Three Kingdoms void left by the lack of new Dynasty Warriors games. It was up to Jason to review Wo Long: Rallen Dynasty for us, who had a great time after getting past the initial difficulty hump.

Ade’s week has all about playing