/vr/ - Retro Games

>>3596683
I just think it's odd for people not to be able to describe what they like and don't. Granted you did give a bit of a description, but "skilled games you can still wiggle and mash to" is ill defined.

I tend to like games that have a good dose of strategic thinking to them and lots of options for the player. One of the most important questions about a game to me is how often do I get to make an interesting decision. So two of my favorite genres are fighters and roguelikes because they both offer a lot of decision making, have very high replay value but are otherwise very different types of games.

Anyways, I really don't know what I would recommend to you and doesn't sound like you're looking for them in the first place. So it's all good.

I find it hard to imagine anyone not liking Tempest, but that's just me.

>>3591085
I think it's fucking awesome. Tempest X is my #1 Playstation game of all time.

I would kill for more Tempest.