I'm curious about Godus but it's pretty pricey on Steam, I hear grumblings of an in game shop, and I'm not sure whether it's going to be a F2P game when it's released. I'd like to give it a try, but I'm not gonna throw $20 if it's going to be free and pester me for more cash when it comes out. Does anyone know for sure what the story is?
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My understanding was the iOS version would be f2p, and not the pc version. For now I think the gems you can buy are more of a time saver than a necessity. And they might be removed completely.
Messofanego
Banned
Patrick Klepek's Worth Playing 09/13/2013 (if you haven't been watching this feature, what are you doing?!)
Featured games in order:
Probe Team (10 second ludum dare)
Spent like 2 hours in a 10 second game, it's quite big. It's very hard, even when feathering like a motherfucker. Get to the conveyor belt, and that's when it gets insane.
I think the end goal is the battery...which I can't get to!
Every 10 Seconds A Window Washer Falls To His Death
This becomes a multi-tasking affair since you need to take care of the ropes of the window washers and also the birds who come at various angles. My strategy was to maintain the ropes and only attack birds who were definitely in line to attack a washer. IT'S HARD. If someone can complete Chaos Mode, I salute you!
Boson X
Boson X is one of the best runner games I've played. It gives me a lot of nostalgia for this 90s PC land speeder ship game with similar polygon art style that was pretty popular in school (can't remember the name). It gets fucking insane, as you can see in my GIFs. Thanks More_Badass for recommending it a while ago, hope your ban ends soon.
The Note
Interactive poetry game. Reminds me of Bientot lete. I haven't found the second ending yet.
Utopia
There's nothing much to this other than GIFs and text with not even a branching narrative like Depression Quest or other Twines, but hey it's only a minute long and there's pretty music. Twines are a cool way for anyone (literally) to make a text adventure game.
Strata
Cool tile puzzle game, beautiful music. It's out on iPhone now, which seems the preferred way of playing.
Featured games in order:
Probe Team (10 second ludum dare)
Spent like 2 hours in a 10 second game, it's quite big. It's very hard, even when feathering like a motherfucker. Get to the conveyor belt, and that's when it gets insane.
I think the end goal is the battery...which I can't get to!
Every 10 Seconds A Window Washer Falls To His Death
This becomes a multi-tasking affair since you need to take care of the ropes of the window washers and also the birds who come at various angles. My strategy was to maintain the ropes and only attack birds who were definitely in line to attack a washer. IT'S HARD. If someone can complete Chaos Mode, I salute you!
Boson X
Boson X is one of the best runner games I've played. It gives me a lot of nostalgia for this 90s PC land speeder ship game with similar polygon art style that was pretty popular in school (can't remember the name). It gets fucking insane, as you can see in my GIFs. Thanks More_Badass for recommending it a while ago, hope your ban ends soon.
The Note
Interactive poetry game. Reminds me of Bientot lete. I haven't found the second ending yet.
Utopia
There's nothing much to this other than GIFs and text with not even a branching narrative like Depression Quest or other Twines, but hey it's only a minute long and there's pretty music. Twines are a cool way for anyone (literally) to make a text adventure game.
Strata
Cool tile puzzle game, beautiful music. It's out on iPhone now, which seems the preferred way of playing.
One Foul Note
Member
Some more interesting stuff this post. A good few games I didn't know anything about and was just jumping in totally blind.
Impressions from the Opening Post Part 4
Last Post: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=81463445&postcount=630
Pid
Nice concept and looks great. But I just cant get over how sticky the jumping and general movement. I found the game just began to become increasingly frustrating once it started demanding more platforming precision that the controls gave you.
3/5
Procyon
A reasonably standard side on shooter. Has good snappy controls and the guns are fairly enjoyable to use. The unique thing is your ship has a rapidly regenerating shield which if you fire when it is up you get empowered shots that seem like the only way to destroy some of the larger foes before they fly off screen. The problems with it are I found the ship designs to be really dull and uninspired and the general graphics are very plain with the only exception being some of the weapon effects. The empowered version of your lightning gun type thing looks pretty awesome as it cuts through the enemies. Overall, I enjoyed it though and if you are a shooter fan who can look past the slightly cheap look graphics then I think you might get a lot out of it too.
4/5
qrth-phyl Didnt Buy
-/5
Savant Ascent Diodnt Buy
Although I might in time, see how much time I have before the end of the month.
-/5
Schein
Schein is a puzzle platformer where you can alter the environment around you by shining different lights on them. Its not completely unlike Closure. Its not a completely horrible concept but dimension jumping is done so much in puzzle platformers, I couldnt help but be a little bored by it. They begin to experiment with the different lights to form puzzles but it just didnt go crazy enough to grab my interest. Also it took all of existence to install and start up which was a bit odd.
3/5
Shelter
Sir, You are being hunted
Skullgirls
Didnt purchase any of these
-/5
skyRogue
In its current state skyRogue is a survival flight arcade sim that throws you into a box area with a bunch of enemies. I really like the simple art style although it does present this problem that is in a lot of flight sims where it feels like you are just not moving with any speed which is only emphasized by the fact that you are annoying sluggish in this game. There is a simple enjoyment to this game, but the slow plane combined with just the feeling of inability once the missiles start flying at you made this thing not something I would go back to.
3/5
Slayin'
Solid concept and controls well, but just a little simple for me. The main problem of Slayin is you just have so much health, the game lasts longer but it takes away any sense of danger and stress. By the time you are getting overwhelmed by the enemies I found myself wanting to get overwhelmed simply to put as end to the game.
2/5
I also remembered we have a highscore competition going on for this game. So this is my best result.
That's 28306 with 2 bosses down.
Impressions from the Opening Post Part 4
Last Post: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=81463445&postcount=630
Pid
Nice concept and looks great. But I just cant get over how sticky the jumping and general movement. I found the game just began to become increasingly frustrating once it started demanding more platforming precision that the controls gave you.
3/5
Procyon
A reasonably standard side on shooter. Has good snappy controls and the guns are fairly enjoyable to use. The unique thing is your ship has a rapidly regenerating shield which if you fire when it is up you get empowered shots that seem like the only way to destroy some of the larger foes before they fly off screen. The problems with it are I found the ship designs to be really dull and uninspired and the general graphics are very plain with the only exception being some of the weapon effects. The empowered version of your lightning gun type thing looks pretty awesome as it cuts through the enemies. Overall, I enjoyed it though and if you are a shooter fan who can look past the slightly cheap look graphics then I think you might get a lot out of it too.
4/5
qrth-phyl Didnt Buy
-/5
Savant Ascent Diodnt Buy
Although I might in time, see how much time I have before the end of the month.
-/5
Schein
Schein is a puzzle platformer where you can alter the environment around you by shining different lights on them. Its not completely unlike Closure. Its not a completely horrible concept but dimension jumping is done so much in puzzle platformers, I couldnt help but be a little bored by it. They begin to experiment with the different lights to form puzzles but it just didnt go crazy enough to grab my interest. Also it took all of existence to install and start up which was a bit odd.
3/5
Shelter
Sir, You are being hunted
Skullgirls
Didnt purchase any of these
-/5
skyRogue
In its current state skyRogue is a survival flight arcade sim that throws you into a box area with a bunch of enemies. I really like the simple art style although it does present this problem that is in a lot of flight sims where it feels like you are just not moving with any speed which is only emphasized by the fact that you are annoying sluggish in this game. There is a simple enjoyment to this game, but the slow plane combined with just the feeling of inability once the missiles start flying at you made this thing not something I would go back to.
3/5
Slayin'
Solid concept and controls well, but just a little simple for me. The main problem of Slayin is you just have so much health, the game lasts longer but it takes away any sense of danger and stress. By the time you are getting overwhelmed by the enemies I found myself wanting to get overwhelmed simply to put as end to the game.
2/5
I also remembered we have a highscore competition going on for this game. So this is my best result.
That's 28306 with 2 bosses down.
Since I know people who frequent this thread might be interested and the Sokobond OT is already off the first page, a heads up: I'm raffling off a copy of Sokobond. You've got about 2 hours and 40 minutes to enter.
Even if you see this post too late, you might want to check the thread; if nobody enters the raffle before it ends it becomes a first-come-first-serve-type deal and you could still get it.
Even if you see this post too late, you might want to check the thread; if nobody enters the raffle before it ends it becomes a first-come-first-serve-type deal and you could still get it.
One Foul Note
Member
Damn my GMT timezone, these things always start too late for me to take part in them.
As always on Sunday I pick up few screenshots that grabbed my attention, from the unreleased games, shared by their developers throughout the weekend on Twitter and other less visited places.
White Space - White Space is intended to be a modern "roguelike-like" take on the early 3D games, set on the surfaces of procedurally generated planets.
Beyond eyes - A game where you play a blind girl who visualizes the world through exploring with touch, sound and scent.
Amber Throne - Turn-based RPG with a painted theme, taking place in a desert-world with an ancient castle looming far above.
Spark Rising - Sandbox action strategy game where you build fortresses and fight back against an invasion. You can build fortresses, weapons, creatures with our voxel game engine, and then take all that into battle. Imagine a game where you can explore and conquer floating fortresses across the galaxy created via user generated content.
Future Unfolding - Future Unfolding lets you explore a world filled with life, both beautiful and dangerous. The world is procedurally generated, and each play-through allows you to experience a new and different layout.
Goscurry - Try to go as far as you can by piloting a ship on an infinite road, suspended over a stylized and eerie landscape, while taking sharp corners and evading hazards.
White Space - White Space is intended to be a modern "roguelike-like" take on the early 3D games, set on the surfaces of procedurally generated planets.
Beyond eyes - A game where you play a blind girl who visualizes the world through exploring with touch, sound and scent.
Amber Throne - Turn-based RPG with a painted theme, taking place in a desert-world with an ancient castle looming far above.
Spark Rising - Sandbox action strategy game where you build fortresses and fight back against an invasion. You can build fortresses, weapons, creatures with our voxel game engine, and then take all that into battle. Imagine a game where you can explore and conquer floating fortresses across the galaxy created via user generated content.
Future Unfolding - Future Unfolding lets you explore a world filled with life, both beautiful and dangerous. The world is procedurally generated, and each play-through allows you to experience a new and different layout.
Goscurry - Try to go as far as you can by piloting a ship on an infinite road, suspended over a stylized and eerie landscape, while taking sharp corners and evading hazards.
Saturated Dreamers - Open-world adventure game set on Lake, a sentient ice planet that holds many secrets from expeditionists Mercedes and co. Players assume control of the Leda, a ship equipped with unique gadgets that can be used to solve puzzles, befriend creatures, and purify Lake's waters.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhAWhN-w84Y
Temporus - Space shooter combined with an adventure game, similar to Air Fortress and Master Blaster.
9.03m - The game draws upon the disaster that affected many people in Japan in 2011, the tsunami caused by the Tōhoku earthquake. It aims to remember those who passed away in the tsunami as individuals, as opposed to numerical data often found in news articles.
Morss: ɯnʇıuıɟuı p∀ - You may know his works from the Experiment12 and other games I tried to smuggle here before - this is probably something along those lines.
The Abyss - Looks like a side-scroller set in a world deep under the sea. More info coming soon.
? - It's a survival sim from the creator of Icefishing V, so you can expect it to have an amazing sound design.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhAWhN-w84Y
Temporus - Space shooter combined with an adventure game, similar to Air Fortress and Master Blaster.
9.03m - The game draws upon the disaster that affected many people in Japan in 2011, the tsunami caused by the Tōhoku earthquake. It aims to remember those who passed away in the tsunami as individuals, as opposed to numerical data often found in news articles.
Morss: ɯnʇıuıɟuı p∀ - You may know his works from the Experiment12 and other games I tried to smuggle here before - this is probably something along those lines.
The Abyss - Looks like a side-scroller set in a world deep under the sea. More info coming soon.
? - It's a survival sim from the creator of Icefishing V, so you can expect it to have an amazing sound design.
Hexcells Impressions - Combines elements of Minesweeper and Picross; made by Matthew Brown (Sentinel).
I'm having a good time with it so far and it's only $3. There are 29 puzzles, which seems reasonable to me, especially with the later ones being quite hard (I'm currently stuck on one).
John Walker is quite taken with it.
I'm having a good time with it so far and it's only $3. There are 29 puzzles, which seems reasonable to me, especially with the later ones being quite hard (I'm currently stuck on one).
John Walker is quite taken with it.
I got super excited for this after reading your post and skimming John's impressions and bought it right away. It is a good idea that combines its inspirations in some interesting ways, and was a pleasant experience overall...but if you're keen on logic puzzles and have done a fair number of them you will blast through it in a very short period of time.
I'm not entirely sure how long I spent with the game because I was multitasking while playing (did some household chores, cooked and ate dinner with my fiancé, played a little 3DS, some screwing around on the internet, yada yada) ...but I downloaded it three hours ago and am now 100% done.
Yes, it's only $3, and that's a fair price for what you get, but I personally would have preferred to pay more for a longer and/or more challenging experience. 3/5.
Oh dear lord, what game are you talking about... The name is on the tip of my tongue...what the hell was that called.
you jump from platform to platform.
They even had a holiday themed version, right?
Fair enough. I probably wouldn't have bought it or feel hugely satisfied with it unless it was so cheap. I tried to make it clear it was short but sweet in my post.
Oh, I hope you didn't think I was criticizing your impressions or anything! I just like leaving my opinion(s) in the thread in the rare event that someone will find them enlightening or helpful.
Did you play Sentinel?
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=596791
Its from the same developer if you feel like playing something more meaty and challenging from him. You can read some impressions by people on the last 2 pages of the thread.
No, it's all good. Definitely worth having more impressions, you just seemed let down by it. I really hope he comes up with more puzzles eventually, I like the "ruleset" a lot.
I'll probably try Sentinel next since I already own it from a while ago. I remember trying the demo and being frustrated, so probably worth giving it a chance.
Sokobond looks like it might scratch a similar itch too, but that's $10 so not really an impulse buy price for me.
dirtywhirlwind
Member
Any impressions on Spud's Quest yet? Looks pretty great and it's cheap.
Oh, it came out? I didn't pledge for the Kickstarter after playing the demo, but it's still at the back of my mind.
dirtywhirlwind
Member
Yeah, it came out on Sunday or something. I think the only place to get it is on the developers own site. £5 through PayPal.
That thread was one of the reasons I nabbed it during the IGS deal.
But I've been on a platformer and puzzle game kick for...wow, basically the past two months (!) so I haven't gotten around to it.
Anyone here willing to do some playtesting for my game, Malebolgia? I have a demo, that should take about an hour to finish, that I want people to try out and give feedback on.
Shoot me a PM or reply here if you're interested.
And here's the Greenlight page with info on the game: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=157945114 (don't have a proper stand-alone site yet)
Shoot me a PM or reply here if you're interested.
And here's the Greenlight page with info on the game: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=157945114 (don't have a proper stand-alone site yet)
*raises hand*
What info you want mostly? Bugs? UI/User Experience? Gameplay Feedback? Possibly all of the above?
Everything.
Though mostly gameplay feedback. Like, what do you think of the controls? Is the combat too difficult/too easy? How many dozen times did you die to the boss?
I imagine you have a Steam account? Add me (same as my user name) for easier communication.
Everything.
Though mostly gameplay feedback. Like, what do you think of the controls? Is the combat too difficult/too easy? How many dozen times did you die to the boss?
I imagine you have a Steam account? Add me (same as my user name) for easier communication.
Black and white slug-head-child-warrior as avatar? Added. Contact me when you are online
One Foul Note
Member
If you need a 2nd, I would love to help. I can be honestly critical with my feedback if you need that.
Sure. You're on Steam?
One Foul Note
Member
Yes, I'll add you. I'm 'Matt' on steam, I have a pyro avatar.
NihonTiger90
Member
Played Assault Android Cactus not too long ago and made a video of my experience with the game.
Holy cow, is it ever fun. Tough as nails as things get further and further on, but fun. I think by the end of the video, I'd sold myself on the game.
Holy cow, is it ever fun. Tough as nails as things get further and further on, but fun. I think by the end of the video, I'd sold myself on the game.
CheesecakeRecipe
Stormy Grey
I would volunteer for this.
Thanks, add me on Steam please.
PandaPedinte
Member
La-mulana is 80% off on Steam this week.
HamPster PamPster
Member
Amber Throne - Turn-based RPG with a painted theme, taking place in a desert-world with an ancient castle looming far above.
This looks great. I can't wait to see more info. The art gives me a nice Breath of Fire IV vibe
Color me very intrigued. Air Fortress is one of my favorite NES games.
Oh no, since Detective_Badass is banned we didn't find out what the IGS deal was ahead of time!
It's a platformer called Angvik. Hand drawn 2D. You get a single life to play through the game (it is apparently quite short if you know what you're doing). At the beginning of each game you select a class, which seems to change your weapon(s) and appearance ala Mega Man's enemy weapons. Arvoesine is the bonus.
That's allGreek Roman/Old Norse to me, but I nabbed both because eh why not.
It's a platformer called Angvik. Hand drawn 2D. You get a single life to play through the game (it is apparently quite short if you know what you're doing). At the beginning of each game you select a class, which seems to change your weapon(s) and appearance ala Mega Man's enemy weapons. Arvoesine is the bonus.
That's all
Mr_Badass is back soon.
Messofanego
Banned
Tom Francis tweeted about The Last Tango:
So I played it and I liked it.
Here's a video of me playing it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nZtw-md9Jc
And here's a GIF:
There are 12 tiles, and the dancers take up 2 squares so you have 6 spaces to go around. There are three types of dangers: left and right enemies, top enemies that are faster kills if you are below them, and of course the trap doors below.
The furthest I've got to is the space station. The unpredictable trap doors are the most cruel part of the game because they keep on moving and sometimes you just want to stick in one position but it can come below you.
So I played it and I liked it.
Here's a video of me playing it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nZtw-md9Jc
And here's a GIF:
There are 12 tiles, and the dancers take up 2 squares so you have 6 spaces to go around. There are three types of dangers: left and right enemies, top enemies that are faster kills if you are below them, and of course the trap doors below.
The furthest I've got to is the space station. The unpredictable trap doors are the most cruel part of the game because they keep on moving and sometimes you just want to stick in one position but it can come below you.
More_Badass
Member
And I have returned from exile! Pulling myself away from GTA V to make up for my absence...
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I backed Hyper Light Drifter
Volgarr The Viking impressions
Freeware recommendation: Impulse
Windforge
Volt and One Finger Death Punch available to preorder on Desura
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I backed Hyper Light Drifter
---I've discovered the joys of Kickstarter. My first backing and the whole experience has been awesome. Watching the funds just pour in, waiting for new updates, knowing you've helping a developer's dream become reality...it's a great feeling. I think I'm hooked
Volgarr The Viking impressions
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Freeware recommendation: Impulse
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Windforge
---Greenlight
Trailer
Windforge is a building-block RPG that mixes 2D-shooter action with the freedom to create and explore. Players will take to the skies in fully buildable airships, as they embark on a journey of discovery and survival that will take them to the heart of the world and beyond.
Windforge is all about freedom, creativity, and chaotic emergent action. Basically everything you see can be created or destroyed, creating an RPG without barriers that rewards creative problem solving and improvisation.
Volt and One Finger Death Punch available to preorder on Desura
PandaPedinte
Member
Recent development GIFs of APEXICON:
I have much more working now, such as letters lighting up when you get them for the first skill you see on the bar.
Nice to see your game evolving so much!
Welcome back!
Messofanego
Banned
Yay, More_Badass is back! Why did you get banned? GTA V threads?
I think I'll buy Volgarr the Viking soon, great impressions about the combat. Come to think of it, haven't played many 2D games with strategy required for the combat other than Guacamelee (Dust AET became super easy when you had Fidget fully levelled up).
I think I'll buy Volgarr the Viking soon, great impressions about the combat. Come to think of it, haven't played many 2D games with strategy required for the combat other than Guacamelee (Dust AET became super easy when you had Fidget fully levelled up).
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Today I finished VESPER.5 which some people here started with me in march or maybe april. It took me 126 days.
It's a grid-based game where you can move once a day and that's pretty much all you need to know.
It started as more of a nuisance because I'd often forget about and miss opportunities to progress but later on it became a habit and eventually turned into sort of a journey.
The game shows you the path you've chosen every single time before you can move forward so the more you play it the more time you spend in the game. It also reminds you of all the paths unchosen and all the stuff you've seen along the way. For some reason I found the overall experience to be profound.
I'd definitely recommend it to anyone since it takes up to maybe 2 minutes of your time a day. IMO playing with someone you can compare your path with and who can remind you to actually play it also goes a long way.
Here's a link to the game
It's a grid-based game where you can move once a day and that's pretty much all you need to know.
It started as more of a nuisance because I'd often forget about and miss opportunities to progress but later on it became a habit and eventually turned into sort of a journey.
The game shows you the path you've chosen every single time before you can move forward so the more you play it the more time you spend in the game. It also reminds you of all the paths unchosen and all the stuff you've seen along the way. For some reason I found the overall experience to be profound.
I'd definitely recommend it to anyone since it takes up to maybe 2 minutes of your time a day. IMO playing with someone you can compare your path with and who can remind you to actually play it also goes a long way.
Here's a link to the game
More_Badass
Member
Yeah, basically. There were my last posts before getting banned
I guess that was considered too spoiler-y for the OT thread. But hey, I'm back. Considering backing Sunless Sea on Kickstarter, made a thread about it.
PandaPedinte
Member
Today I finished VESPER.5 which some people here started with me in march or maybe april. It took me 126 days.
It's a grid-based game where you can move once a day and that's pretty much all you need to know.
It started as more of a nuisance because I'd often forget about and miss opportunities to progress but later on it became a habit and eventually turned into sort of a journey.
The game shows you the path you've chosen every single time before you can move forward so the more you play it the more time you spend in the game. It also reminds you of all the paths unchosen and all the stuff you've seen along the way. For some reason I found the overall experience to be profound.
I'd definitely recommend it to anyone since it takes up to maybe 2 minutes of your time a day. IMO playing with someone you can compare your path with and who can remind you to actually play it also goes a long way.
Here's a link to the game
I totally forgot about this game. I was playing it daily but I had to do a travel and didn't take the laptop with me.
Anyone have any impressions from the RPGs currently on Bundle in a Box? It's Unemployment Quest, Siege of the Necromancer, Hack Slash Loot, Styrateg, Inaria, Dungeon Fray, Empires & Dungeons 2, Frayed Knights. BTA is CoC: The Wasted Land, The Wizard from Tarnath Tor, Northmark: Hour of the Wolf, The Wizard's Lair, and Telepath RPG.
There doesn't really look to be anything up my alley, but I want to believe at least one of them is a hidden gem.
There doesn't really look to be anything up my alley, but I want to believe at least one of them is a hidden gem.
Dog Problems
Banned
Today I finished VESPER.5 which some people here started with me in march or maybe april. It took me 126 days.
It's a grid-based game where you can move once a day and that's pretty much all you need to know.
It started as more of a nuisance because I'd often forget about and miss opportunities to progress but later on it became a habit and eventually turned into sort of a journey.
The game shows you the path you've chosen every single time before you can move forward so the more you play it the more time you spend in the game. It also reminds you of all the paths unchosen and all the stuff you've seen along the way. For some reason I found the overall experience to be profound.
I'd definitely recommend it to anyone since it takes up to maybe 2 minutes of your time a day. IMO playing with someone you can compare your path with and who can remind you to actually play it also goes a long way.
Here's a link to the game
If you haven't already, you should check out some of Michael Brough's other games. Particularly Glitch Tank (if you have someone else to play with, iOS only), Zaga-33, Corrypt, and 868-HACK (if you have an iOS device, PC version coming later). He's become one of my favorite indie developers.
Trying to spread the word. I already posted in the Steam thread and I'm probably headed to its own thread. Hyper Light Drifter is finally on Greenlight. It was on the pre-Greenlight thing earlier. Go vote for this game now! I need this like I needed Rogue Legacy in my library.
More_Badass
Member
Finally. I backed it last week, good that it finally has an actual Greenlight pageTrying to spread the word. I already posted in the Steam thread and I'm probably headed to its own thread. Hyper Light Drifter is finally on Greenlight. It was on the pre-Greenlight thing earlier. Go vote for this game now! I need this like I needed Rogue Legacy in my library.
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New Windforge gameplay
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2qSSja3XcI
Yes, you can make an airship out of a whale corpse