As early as 2021, the doctor shared with you the distress of an uncle player (34 years old at the time), he said that he liked to play games since he was a child, and now he has a successful career, both rich and free (quite rare), but he can no longer concentrate on immersing himself in a product, and he can't play every game! The game is fun, and he has time, but he feels so troublesome! His experience quickly resonated in the player community, and he will indeed encounter the above problems when he is older.
In fact, as we get older, not only physical factors, but also responsibilities and pressures from all sides make it difficult for us to focus on a game, and it becomes more and more difficult to beat a product without interruptions, and it becomes a luxury to find the joy of the game without distractions for a period of time. Although we still love games in our hearts, there are many reasons why games have turned from entertainment and leisure to an invisible pressure that can be confusing.
Veteran player "undergrounddirt" is also one of them, and he recently posted a post titled "It's hard to beat a game in your 30s, do you have any suggestions?" for help. The specific content shows that he loves games very much, but under the premise of having children to take care of and work to complete, the time and energy to play games are limited. In this case, he still tried many well-known masterpieces, such as "Hogwarts Legacy" and "The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim" for a while, which was very fun, but he was no longer interested in the loss of the archive.
"God of War" is stuck in the first level.,I can't get past it.,So I gave up the pit;The beginning of "Horizon: Dawn of Zero" is very good.,But as the plot progresses,,The back begins to become difficult (numerical increase),When you realize that you have to do many tasks to get resources to improve the character's ability,,I can only give up;In addition,Nintendo's masterpiece is also involved.,But so far only "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" has been completed.,"Undergrounddirt" has been conquering " The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, I don't know when it will be cleared.
Having said all this, the netizen hopes that everyone can recommend a game that is not so "boring" and does not make you feel tired. Since he used to prefer open-world games, he is now considering trying to play something linear or with a short flow. The reason for the above "realization" is that when he tried to play Starfield recently, he only lasted the first 20 minutes and didn't want to continue!
We see that this brother can still squeeze out (fragmented) time to play games, but due to many reasons, he can't devote himself to the virtual world, so it is not suitable for those large-scale, long-processed, and task-intensive open-world games, so netizens suggested that he can consider those small but delicate indie games, such as: "Slay the Princess", "Dead Cells", "Stanley's Fable" and so on.
It is worth mentioning that some netizens highly recommend "Titanfall 2". Although the single-player campaign part of this product is not long, there is no cold scene from beginning to end, with fierce battles and bloody plots, which should make the landlord regain his enthusiasm for the game. The above games can bring a unique experience that is different from the open world gameplay, or the gameplay is innovative, or the story is gripping, and "undergrounddirt" itself said that it will try these products, thanks to the suggestions of netizens.
If you ask the doctor, I remember that I have recently written articles (including videos) recommending some new Steam games with rave reviews, such as: "Sheep: A Short Adventure", "Clown Card", "Mountains and Rivers", etc., all of which are good quality indie games, and everyone can play them if they are interested. I'm older, and I can't focus for long periods of time even when I'm playing games (don't ask me how I know), so it's really good to play solo.