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Is it so bad?Joe Molotov said:Regardless, I wish I hadn't bought Hunted: The Demon Forge.
Is it so bad?Joe Molotov said:Regardless, I wish I hadn't bought Hunted: The Demon Forge.
kinberg said:Just got a new iMac and are looking for some good games to play on it.
Preferably games that are on the mac side of the steam store. I play almost everything so hit me with your best suggestions!
What I already have:
Back to the Future The Game
Braid
Gish
Half-Life 2 + the episodes
Left 4 Dead 1 & 2
Lugaru HD
Machinarium
Osmos
Penumbra: Overture
Plants Vs. Zombies GOTY Edition
Portal 1&2
CIV IV + V
Tales of Money Island
Team Fortress 2
Torchlight
Trine
World of Goo
Orellio said:Just going through the Mac games section looking for notable absences:
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Peggle/Peggle Nights
Toki Tori
VVVVVVVVV
(Holy crap, get VVVVVVVVVVV)
kinberg said:Just got a new iMac and are looking for some good games to play on it.
Preferably games that are on the mac side of the steam store. I play almost everything so hit me with your best suggestions!
What I already have:
Back to the Future The Game
Braid
Gish
Half-Life 2 + the episodes
Left 4 Dead 1 & 2
Lugaru HD
Machinarium
Osmos
Penumbra: Overture
Plants Vs. Zombies GOTY Edition
Portal 1&2
CIV IV + V
Tales of Money Island
Team Fortress 2
Torchlight
Trine
World of Goo
And Yet It Moveskinberg said:Just got a new iMac and are looking for some good games to play on it.
Preferably games that are on the mac side of the steam store. I play almost everything so hit me with your best suggestions!
What I already have:
Back to the Future The Game
Braid
Gish
Half-Life 2 + the episodes
Left 4 Dead 1 & 2
Lugaru HD
Machinarium
Osmos
Penumbra: Overture
Plants Vs. Zombies GOTY Edition
Portal 1&2
CIV IV + V
Tales of Money Island
Team Fortress 2
Torchlight
Trine
World of Goo
kinberg said:Just got a new iMac and are looking for some good games to play on it.
Preferably games that are on the mac side of the steam store. I play almost everything so hit me with your best suggestions!
What I already have:
Back to the Future The Game
Braid
Gish
Half-Life 2 + the episodes
Left 4 Dead 1 & 2
Lugaru HD
Machinarium
Osmos
Penumbra: Overture
Plants Vs. Zombies GOTY Edition
Portal 1&2
CIV IV + V
Tales of Money Island
Team Fortress 2
Torchlight
Trine
World of Goo
I 100%ed World 1 of 4 but there are about 6 bonus level just for world 1 and I have only done one and they are pretty devious for 100%ing. Timing also becomes fairly important by world 2. Good good stuff.Princess Skittles said:I grabbed Hamilton's Great Adventure, but will not have time to play it until the weekend.
Stallion Free's hype did not help, LOL.
yeah I had to temporarily change the key bindings of the steam tab to get it to work. For some reason the default of shift+tab doesn't work.PaulLFC said:Anyone else's Steam Overlay not working with Cities XL 2011? The CD key box doesn't close when I press Shift + Tab, and the overlay doesn't open either.
Chriswok said:Thief for £3? ITS LIKE STEALING!
SO BOUGHT.Archie said:VVVVVV for $2.49 BUY BUY BUY
kinberg said:Oh my, had totally forgotten about VVVVVV. Only $4.99, instant get!. Thanks for the tip.
This is the best platformer released in the last decade. There's absolutely no fat. Mechanics are introduced, tested, refined, developed, plumbed, and discarded within 10 minutes, and it feels totally organic. The open world feels even better than Super Metroid, and the individual world-segments are beautifully self-contained. Every single platforming puzzle works. Of the entire game, there is only one single screen that I feel is suboptimal. It doesn't overstay its welcome; it has about 3-4 hours worth of content, and that's exactly how long it'll take you. Every screen makes your grin wider as you realize that, yes, they did just pull that trick out of the bag. There's something to be said for perfectly executed modesty. What's wonderful is that despite the handful of mechanics, they all descend from one base mechanic--you can flip from ceiling to floor or vice versa but can't change directions during a flip. The crown jewel is an optional sequence called "Veni, Vidi, Vici" which is the single most challenging sequence I've played in a game in years and so so satisfying when you beat it. What's most poignant about the VVV sequence (and thus VVVVVV as a whole) is that the theme of being able to do these amazing space flips but not even make a little hop causes both thematic frustration--I can see that damn shiny trinket, why the hell can't I climb over this block and get there--and puzzle-related frustration. Wonderful.
Fair enough, for $2.49, it's hard to say no.MNC said:It is very playable. Also, you should just buy it for the music. SO. GOOD.
Later that day:kinberg said:Oh my, had totally forgotten about VVVVVV. Only $4.99, instant get!. Thanks for the tip.
This is how "sale or die" is born, people.Archie said:VVVVVV for $2.49 BUY BUY BUY
Ooo, gift me one.Archie said:I just gifted 3 copies of VVVVVV to friends.
Good song. If any of you are Rock Band fans you can play this song in the game. It just came out this week on the RBN store.Snuggler said:My GOTY as well! Listen to Stump and this song on the OST, and you should have plenty of reason to spend $2.50 on this game.
balladofwindfishes said:I got VVVVVV and Thief today. They both finally hit the prices I wanted to pay for them.
For some reason I also now own Samorost 2?
I don't remember buying Samorost 2...
No, most of it is easier. There are certainly a few frustrating parts though.Gloomfire said:Is VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV super hard like Super Meat Boy?
Volcynika said:Things like this VVVVVV deal just makes me annoyed about Steam. What if I want to buy multiple copies at once to gift, I can't! So a lot of separate transactions.
(Still, get VVVVVV. It is awesome)
Stumpokapow said:Heh, having to use the 1-click checkout process multiple times to buy multiple copies of the same game is like... the epitome of a non-issue