That was the opposite, a first person platformer with really bad shooting that had no place being there.
People actually used guns in Mirror's Edge? What the eff...
That was the opposite, a first person platformer with really bad shooting that had no place being there.
lolLAST TIME I CHECKED THIS WAS THE STEAM THREAD.
As always I'm too late, but I feel the need to advertise my glorious "nope" category again. I'm still in the process of categorization, only multi, finished and nope are certain to remain.
It'll never be on sale again.
Nobody bought it
IDK, I liked elemental powers, I thought it was redeeming quality of ZZ. *shrugs*
LAST TIME I CHECKED THIS WAS THE STEAM THREAD.
Man if I would make a goty list, Gunslinger would def be in the top 10. Also that PC version of Remember Me would have earned itself a spot too.
All games are steam games. It is not a question of if, only a question of when.
Finished up Rise of the Triad '13 and man does it leave a lot to be desired. For starters, the combat throughout is numbing in repetition. You're mostly going through with two weapons, an infinite ammo MP40 and one of a few explosive launchers, so right there is the first strike against it -- no shotguns. How you can qualify as an FPS without a shotgun is beyond me, damn you Tom Hall. Anyways, that's not entirely damning because explosives are fun, and the game offers a lot of opportunities to explode guys. However, you're effectively fighting against two enemy types in the entire game, and the second doesn't even appear until the last episode. Up to then you're fighting soldiers who all fight the same way, walk straight into line of sight of you and shoot. Sometimes the one you're shooting will always roll after being shot, sometimes the one you're shooting takes a little more damage than the norm, but it's all the same damn thing. It doesn't help that the enemy introduced later doesn't vary it up all that much, I mean imagine playing Doom and the only enemies you fight in the entire game are zombie men, and zombie men with slightly more health. Does that sound like fun? Damn you Tom Hall.
Secondly, game's pretty buggy; it's a regular occurrence for the scripting to break. There were a few times where I just found myself stuck in a level wondering if it was because I couldn't figure something out, or if something failed to trigger the means for progression, and the latter was always the case. During the final boss, despite being an unenjoyable encounter all its own, there was a situation where the boss would just suddenly break into ragdoll while its head would remain in a stationary position, leaving a long Dhalsim-like stretch until the body properly ragdoll phased itself out of the arena, forcing me to restart the fight. This happened twice.
But the one thing I did find interesting about the game was its level design approach and how it took inspiration from platformers, but that was a holdover from the original. Interesting as it was, it's still like playing a game that routinely breaks into Xen. Platforming in first person shooters has almost universally been bad and RotT's is no different, who thought it was a good idea in the first place? Damn you Tom Hall.
I wouldn't recommend this, even at the $3 that I got it for. Just do yourself a favour and play Ultimate Doom again and skip all of Tom Hall's levels.
Wait, how do you define the nope category?
EA says hi.
No not early access.
Ducktales for $6.
What say you, Steam GAF?
EA says hi.
No not early access.
According to the achievement I got my playthrough was under 4 hours, so yeah it's a pretty quick burn.That's a shame to hear. I grabbed it as well when it was 3 dollars during the sale.
I'll probably still get around to playing it in the future though. Heard it's not very long.
holy smoke, that's some superior pricing.
edited: can someone tell me, if games and dlcs get separate keys, or is it 1 key for a bundle?
Just got it. It's seperate keys for each item and it was a pain in the ass to activate them all because of the way gamersgate "hides" the keys. You have to click twice to get to each key ugh
Dragon Age style?I wonder why they toned down the blood in Black Flag. In ACIII blood would splatter over your clothes and body while you were fighting, was kind of neat.
Dragon Age style?
I dont know how to multi-quote
Original didn't have a shotgun, either.Finished up Rise of the Triad '13 and man does it leave a lot to be desired. For starters, the combat throughout is numbing in repetition. You're mostly going through with two weapons, an infinite ammo MP40 and one of a few explosive launchers, so right there is the first strike against it -- no shotguns. How you can qualify as an FPS without a shotgun is beyond me, damn you Tom Hall.
Short answer, only if you are a big ducktales fan (of the cartoons, not necessarily the old game).
RPG section doesn't include Trails games? How could they?Gosh, I just spent minutes upon minutes scrolling through PC Gamer's 'Best PC games of 2014' feature (about which there was a thread yesterday, for those like me who may have missed it)...
...and in summary, it's a jolly good time to be a PC gamer. So many games, a good number of which look wonderful. Please give me store pages so I can wishlist them now.
I look forward to eventually playing some of them in 2015/16 or so.
I bought it but only because I had the ScotRail song stuck in my head.
RPG section doesn't include Trails games? How could they?
If only everything that's planned will be released in 2014... We'll drown in good games.
Original didn't have a shotgun, either.
A fair enough reason.
Already tweeted them. Also Beyond Good and Evil 2...told them they are dreaming. But otherwise yeah, good times ahead.
They are indeed. Death scenes are made more creepy and hilarious by how cute these are. (><)The Long Live The Queen cards are so great.
It's a great game, glad it won the SteamGAF GOTY "Highest APS" award, but I find it hard to replay after getting a really good ending (The Long Live The Queen cards are so great. Shame that the Emoticons and Backgrounds suck. Here's a few of my favorites.
It's a great game, glad it won the SteamGAF GOTY "Highest APS" award, but I find it hard to replay after getting a really good ending (). I mean, that's my canon-- like how when I played TWD, the choices I made and ending I got (naval victory, married Banion at Brin's suggestion, everyone loved me) are canon to me and playing it again just feels disingenuous. I eventually will, just to get all the lore, but it's hard to get a happy ending and then feel motivated to start a new game and find new horrible ways to die.Lee marries Carly in the space station, Clementine grows up to be a teacher in the off-world colonies after the survivors abandon Earth
There were a few parts where you were pretty much forced to. The ending sequence was particularly bad in this aspect.People actually used guns in Mirror's Edge? What the eff...
There were a few parts where you were pretty much forced to. The ending sequence was particularly bad in this aspect.
I hate that server room in Mirror's Edge, took me forever to figure out how to run past those fuckers.
Email their support, they are quite nice.About Gala store.
I tried to link my gala profile to it, but it somehow failed and there is no option to edit it or relink, so I can't use gala points at all. Is there any way around it? Or will I need to create a new store account?
Email their support, they are quite nice.
I got my first win via spreadsheet. I knew what events happened and how they affected my moods (which affected my classes) and plotted out the best way to reach certain breaking points in a certain amount of time. I didn't need to do this, of course, but I wanted to romanceBut most of lltQueen fun is in getting different ways to crown or to die...
I feel motivated to find those different ways, and after first 5-6 times it gets much harder. As finding the right combination of skills and triggers without loosing too early or getting exactly the same outcome gets time consuming.
About Gala store.
I tried to link my gala profile to it, but it somehow failed and there is no option to edit it or relink, so I can't use gala points at all. Is there any way around it? Or will I need to create a new store account?
The Long Live The Queen cards are so great. Shame that the Emoticons and Backgrounds suck. Here's a few of my favorites.
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Pretty easy. Run right from the start and beat the guy on the stairs. Stay there and wait till the guy with the big MG comes and beat him. Then run around and beat the other guys.
I think I just jumped on a couch and run up the stairs behind the dudes to avoid everything, didn't need to fight.
Thank you Kulapik for Skulls of Shogun 2!
Edit:
I do not know why ModBot think I won GunClive
I don't want it, and I am not even registered in the giveaway (I have sent no PM to modbot). Strange.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=95975830&postcount=3430
Hello
Unfortunately, the publisher decided to not hand out more keys for this game until they made some changes to it. There is no timeline for when these changes will be complete. I can issue an immediate full refund in blue coins. You can use blue coins for any purchase in our shop, without the need of credit card processing. Shall I initiate such a refund?
Kind regards,
Michael (Psyringe)
- GamersGate Moderator
- GamersGate Support
I bought FUEL from Gamersgate last year but they haven't handed out the keys because FUEL's publisher aren't giving out keys until they've finished making changes to the game, presumably making it Steamworks. Should I get the refund or just leave it? I'm leaning towards leaving it since it was like a dollar.
Oh wow, had codemasters publicly mentioned considering porting FUEL to steamworks before?