TheDarkKnight774
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Man Steam is so cruel to my ADD. I keep snagging games, but then i look at my game list and i have so many options i don't know what to play. And then eventually i lock up and head back to wow :lol
Thanks. I was looking at that a little while after I posted. I'm thinking of just getting Grand Ages: Rome + Expansion.gotee12 said:
gketter said:Man Steam is so cruel to my ADD. I keep snagging games, but then i look at my game list and i have so many options i don't know what to play. And then eventually i lock up and head back to wow :lol
gketter said:Man Steam is so cruel to my ADD. I keep snagging games, but then i look at my game list and i have so many options i don't know what to play. And then eventually i lock up and head back to wow :lol
Go for it Mang.biocat said:I'm almost done. Think I might still grab Grand Ages: Rome + expansion, and Children of the Nile before the day is over. Opinions?
Attackthebase said:Please add me on Steam, my friend list is somewhat barren: http://steamcommunity.com/id/attackthebase/home
SteelAttack said:Which one of the three Broken Sword games is better?
SalsaShark said:I just got Everyday Genius: SquareLogic for no reason at all really :lol
is it good ?
SalsaShark said:I just got Everyday Genius: SquareLogic for no reason at all really :lol
is it good ?
Awesome game. Like Sudoku but with more math.SalsaShark said:I just got Everyday Genius: SquareLogic for no reason at all really :lol
is it good ?
Sweet, thanks.Toma said:Second one is the best, shortly before the first. (Buy them together, both are the best of the best in the genre), but it wont hurt to skip the 3rd.
Phantast2k said:I will not address your concerns because they suck. Just go ahead and buy it.
But you will. Soon.stuminus3 said:Final haul:
Too many to list
Total cost:
Over $700
I sleep well at night knowing I won't have to buy another PC game for 5 years or so.
It is indeed a nice quirky game. There is a reason why everyone likes it. However if SMB scratches your platforming itch enough, you can always pick it up later since SMB will have your platforming skills busy for quite a while. The first platformer I already spent 35 hours on. It wont disappear and will resurface in later sales.filipe said:How do they suck? 'Cause they differ from concerns you may have? Jeeze.
IMACOMPUTA said:But you will. Soon.
Sleep on THAT!
Brobzoid said:The Void is 9 on (euro) Steam at the moment and is also part of the Indie Fright Pack which is just 5. On the American Steam store I believe it's just $5!
The Void is a russian-made dating sim with a starvation element in survival horror trappings. It is one of my favorite games of the forever and I think anyone who likes 'games are art', eastern bloc games or digital art installations should pick this up. Now, this isn't to say that it isn't a proper game for it is very proper. The mechanics are real interesting; you grow and collect color in the world which you use as a resource to keep yourself alive, but in turn also have to use for everything else that you do (attack enemies, plant trees which will in turn grow more color, feed girls, etc.), even staying alive depletes your color, so the entire game has a real strong focus on resource management.
This is Ice-Pick Lodge's second title, their previous being Pathologic which is also an amazing game, but marred by a horrid translation. The Void, surprisingly, features fantastic voice work fully realizing the sense of famish in the characters. The world is also drab and horribly depressing (in that quaint Russian way), so when your trees sprout color it really feels like you managed to pull yourself out of the heroin addled hole the game seems so adamant on pushing you down into.
Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ-FvuzPrgk
If the game sounds interesting (DATING SIM WITH A STARVATION MECHANIC FFS), but you're too much of a wiener twiddler to deal with the difficulty inherent in a russian game there is a fantastic Let's Play on Something Awful that concluded half a year or so ago. I don't know if you can access the thread without a membership, but all the videos are on viddler.
Thomper said:Bought Everyday Genius: SquareLogic after just reading the recommendations here. Are there any other good/great (number)puzzle games on Steam I should pick up? Anything Picross-like?
I agree. Steam luxury tax.Max said:Yea I saw that the day after I got OA :lol
Oh well. $26 is worth it to me for both games, and to have them on Steam
I think I might have almost all of those already. Curse you, previous Steam sales. :lol Except for Puzzle Dimension, so I'll give that one a look.Toma said:Actually most of the puzzlers on steam are good. Every single one will have its fanbase. Just pick the ones, where you think you might like the style.
Cogs, Tidalis, Osmos, Quantz, Puzzle Dimension, Chime, Droplitz..
If any of those look interesting to you, just watch a video. If you like what you see, chances are good you'll enjoy it.
Now updated. Again, my humble thanks to all those who made the last three purchases possible. I couldn't have done it without you guys!Dambrosi said:Okay, now that the daily sales are over, my damage for this sale:
Deus Ex Collection
Mass Effect 2
Darksiders
Shattered Union
Misadventures of PB Winterbottom
Flatout: Ultimate Carnage
F.E.A.R.: Ultimate Shooter Edition
Killing Floor + all DLC bundle
Serious Sam HD Double Pack
Crysis Complete
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
CivCity: Rome
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Complete
Mafia II
Civilization IV Complete
Painkiller: Black Edition
All those in italics were either gifted or bought using the kind donations of UK Mafia II gift recipients, for which I humbly thank all those concerned.
All that for £42.92. Excellent haul. Might go for Joe's Adventure DLC later, but that's it for now.
BROMANGODambrosi said:Now updated. Again, my humble thanks to all those who made the last three purchases possible. I couldn't have done it without you guys!
Why? I heard everything else is basically shit in it(Outside of The Path and Void). I rather wait for a 5$ for just Void.SalsaShark said:co-signed, The Void is awesome, get the fright pack people.
I think the void is $5 already? I don't have american steam, but steamprices.com said so earlier I believe.shintoki said:Why? I heard everything else is basically shit in it(Outside of The Path). I rather wait for a 5$ for just Void.
legend166 said:Misadventures of PB Winterbottom 0.49
Showing 9.99, the 4.99 is through the Fright pack.Brobzoid said:I think the void is $5 already? I don't have american steam, but steamprices.com said so earlier I believe.
whats ur steam name?shintoki said:Showing 9.99, the 4.99 is through the Fright pack.
It's the same deal I have with Recettear and Gratitious Space Battles. I want both and 5$ is perfect price. But I rather just give 5$ for the one game, than get 4 others. Both because it's for the developer I want to support and I don't really need extra filler.
gketter said:Man Steam is so cruel to my ADD. I keep snagging games, but then i look at my game list and i have so many options i don't know what to play. And then eventually i lock up and head back to wow :lol
You just got upgraded to Steam Gold.SalsaShark said:Alright so the weirdest fuckin shit just happened
I bought the everyday genius game and thought to myself: "hey i didnt have 1 dollar left yesterday.. wtf", so i tried to buy Dark Void Zero wich i had my eye on for a while.. and to my surprise, i could.
Alright what the fuck.
Went on and tried to buy Tomb Raider Anniversary, and i could.
So i kinda freaked out that i was going to get some kind of debt on my CC or something, so i logged out of Steam and Logged in again, and now i cant buy anything, as if all was back to normal. Thing is that i still have the games i bought. wat.
I mean i guess i got a refund for something ? i had a package in the mail but that thing's shipped, i doubt i could get a refund at this point..