What are your games to get into the season for its vibe?
I mean games you played / you are going to play.
My list looks like this for example:
What are yours?
Loving Crosscode right now, will hop onto Disco Elysium after that (finally).
For fall in general, I love S.T.A.L.K.E.R though and return to it regularly.
Never heard of the Crosscode.
I tried Disco Elysium for 3h and then stopped playing. But this game seems unique.
Nice!
Crosscode is great, the puzzles are brutal though, haha.
Disco Elysium isn't for everyone, it's mostly a love-hate-letter by Communists for Communists.
Oh, is it that time again? Time for warm tea, cozy blankets, and cowering from wolves in The Long Dark? This is the game that fully convinced me on the steam deck.
Good ones! What everything else? Give some specific ones.
Satisfactory with it's 1.0 release yesterday. Just pure serenity.
I see it on the Steam Store home page.
[Star Trucker] (https://store.steampowered.com/app/2380050/Star_Trucker/) - omg. Bought it about a week ago, it's devoured my spare time.
Never tried a trucker sim before, usually more into base building, but daym--throw some scifi in there and I'm hooked! All the levers and switches work and are satisfying to pull. Blast through the short tutorial, put on some music, decompress, and just driiiive(/float).
Abiotic Factor and Satisfactory
Also Factorio DLC is coming -+ 1 month if you are already interested in Satisfactory.
Dorfromantik hits the seasonal vibes quite well.
I'm not sure if it has Autumn/Fall vibes, but I'm tempted to get Slime Rancher 2. I guess it's appropriate for harvest season, as you're farming and harvesting slimes? Something about it (at least I got this impression from the first game) feels cosy and perfect to play while the days get colder.
Autumn is cosy as I associate with mix of the relax, warm and rain - that is what I see Against the Storm like.
Not sure which season you are referencing but Valheim is really cozy and a very relaxing take on the survival crafting genre.
Really? It seemed stressful from the gameplays.
Don't be put off by the comparisons to dark souls, the main reason I said it is relaxing is the very lenient way it deals with its survival mechanics. Especially if you have a decent sized group you could totally just farm and play viking stardew valley.
Elden Ring for every season, it's rough out there....
Real talk: I waited 2 years to play Elden Ring with the DLC so I'm all set for Autum and Winter.
Then Space Marine 2, but I will finish Space Marine 1 first.
Why not, also Terra Nil has almost every season but it reminds me mostly Spring as it's transition from nothing / harsh to greenery.
Don't Starve Shipwrecked for 30+ degree summertime.