Since steam is 1 = 1$Slavik81 said:
zombieshavebrains said:Weekend deal isn't posted yet?
Zaraki_Kenpachi said:Is Azureth a gaf member? He's trying to get people's account information on steam. Is there a way to contact steam about it?
tabsina said:I don't know if it is different in australia, but I took advantage of the weekend deal about 7 hours ago.. Peggle Extreme + Peggle Nights for US$10
This was not meant to be known.Volcynika said:You can now post comments on other people's Steam profiles.
TheOneGuy said:This was not meant to be known.
You have doomed us all, Volcano Man.
Cogs is now available on Steam. Work can wait, must play Cogs. Try the free demo.
Lazy 8 Studios Launches Cogs Puzzle Game
Rich steampunk look sets a new standard for casual games
San Francisco, CA April 14, 2009 Independent developer Lazy 8 Studios announced today the worldwide release of Cogs, their debut puzzle game. Players can download Cogs for the PC via Steam, the online game distribution service from Valve, Inc. [http://store.steampowered.com/app/26500/] A demo version is available for free.
According to Lazy 8 Studios founder Rob Jagnow, Steam was their first choice for online distribution: "With an audience of more than 15 million worldwide, a high threshold for game quality and a strong reputation for customer satisfaction, Steam stands out as a great choice."
In Cogs, players interact with a 3D environment, using sliding tiles to build machines. The 50 puzzles have a surprising variety. As players advance through the levels, they build helicopters, inflate hot-air balloons, compose music, power rocket ships, and more. Cogs has three gameplay modes: when players complete puzzles in Inventor Mode, they can further challenge their skills by racing against time or working with a limited number of moves.
Cogs was created by the two-man team of Lazy 8 Studios founder and graphics engineer Rob Jagnow and digital artist Brendan Mauro. As Jagnow explained, it has taken some time for the game to become a reality. "From conception to completion, I've worked on Cogs for more than five years. In that time, it has evolved substantially based on user feedback. It's become something far more than I originally imagined."
Jagnow credits Mauro with the polished steampunk look that gives the game much of its appeal. "This is one of Brendan's first major game projects. He came to Lazy 8 Studios with a creative vision about where he could take this game and he's really followed through. One of our early testers described the look of Cogs as 'just delicious.'"
The refined appearance makes Cogs stand out in the casual game market. As Jagnow explains, "we wanted to leverage the graphics hardware that is available on most modern computers. We want the player to feel immersed in the mechanical world that we've created."
About Lazy 8 Studios
Lazy 8 Studios, LLC, is an independent game studio in San Francisco, CA. Founded in 2008, Lazy 8 specializes in casual games.
http://www.lazy8studios.com
platypotamus said:Going to have to pick up Cogs soon. Looks totally awesome.
Two new seek and find adventure games are now available from PopCap Games.
Amazing Adventures Around the World takes you to 25 unique and exotic locations around the globe in search of the most expensive gem ever known.
In Escape Rosecliff Island, an unexpected storm has left you shipwrecked on a mysterious and remote private island. Seek & find cleverly hidden objects and solve puzzles to find a way off the island!
Both games also have a one-hour trial available.
Javaman said:Ugh, sliding tile puzzles. The bane of my existence.
F.E.A.R 2: Project Origin
Added 'Toy Soldier' multiplayer maps
Fixed some AI path finding errors
Fixed the way the Leaderboard counted wins/losses for Blitz games
Team is notified when an EPA comes online
Jtrizzy said:Just bought Braid as my first game on Steam. I have a centrino duo laptop.. 2300@1.66ghz, 980mhz, 99gb ram.
As you can see I don't know much about PC gaming and have a weak setup, but if there are some old cheap games or games like Braid (that run on a meh laptop) that you guys would recommend, I'd appreciate it.
Jtrizzy said:Just bought Braid as my first game on Steam. I have a centrino duo laptop.. 2300@1.66ghz, 980mhz, 99gb ram.
As you can see I don't know much about PC gaming and have a weak setup, but if there are some old cheap games or games like Braid (that run on a meh laptop) that you guys would recommend, I'd appreciate it.
LovingSteam said:Weekend deal up (yes, Thursday who knows). It's Worldwide Soccer Manager 2009.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/10560/
$15 usd.
Is it worth it for those who own it?
Doytch said:donno y u wudnt jus play fifa?????
2.5/10
I think it's a reference to this thread/review.brain_stew said:What the hell? This is a management sim, FIFA doesn't have 1/100th of the depth that Football Manager games have. They're a totally different genre, comparing this to Fifa is like someone saying Hearts of Iron is basically the same as Call of Duty.
Jtrizzy said:Just bought Braid as my first game on Steam. I have a centrino duo laptop.. 2300@1.66ghz, 980mhz, 99gb ram.
As you can see I don't know much about PC gaming and have a weak setup, but if there are some old cheap games or games like Braid (that run on a meh laptop) that you guys would recommend, I'd appreciate it.
BiasedGamer said:I think it's a reference to this thread/review.
:lol I don't know how Doytch could have written a more sarcastic post.brain_stew said:What the hell? This is a management sim, FIFA doesn't have 1/100th of the depth that Football Manager games have. They're a totally different genre, comparing this to Fifa is like someone saying Hearts of Iron is basically the same as Call of Duty.
BiasedGamer said:I think it's a reference to this thread/review.
Visualante said:Raycatcher left me feeling a bit flat. Bad move not to let people try their own music in the demo.. it seems to be the only noteworthy feature of the game, much like Audiosurf.
10% on that price doesn't seem like much of a saving when the demo leaves so many questions about the gameplay. Looks like it has some cool ideas.
Check any of your steam game shortcuts on your desktop. They point to steam.exe (with a commandline command to point to the right game after it launches), so a compatibility setting could affect it.legend166 said:Ok, I'm trying to open steam, and it's saying thing:
"Running Steam in Windows compatibility mode is not recommended. Please remove any Windows compatibility settings for all users under file properties for steam.exe and restart Steam. Press 'Cancel' to permanently ignore this warning and continue."
wtf, I have no compatibility settings.