Don't worry, they employ other gimmicks but the driving is past you at this point.At this point I'm really hoping the back half of the game just has me running around on foot and doesn't shove me into another interminable car/boat/plane/horse/giant headcrab-driving sequence.
Didn't win the first time? Don't worry, I have a second key.
This time around, it's still a joke with horrible pun(s), but I'm going to limit it to Valve/Steam related ones. Have fun!
I love Love. It's a really fun 2D platformer with a nice retro art style, which reminded me of good ol' Commodore 64. It's not too difficult, but it isn't a piece of cake either, especially the first time. I found the controls to be tight and responsive. In my opinion it has a great replay value, because you can try your skill at time attack, or the hardest difficulty where you can't die even once (that's the only achievement I'm missing; only managed to get to the 8th level in a single run, despite having being able to complete every level without dying after several tries -with a couple of deaths inbetween, of course). It also has an old version of the game with the previous engine as a nice bonus, and allows you to create your own levels. The music is pleasing to the ear, albeit not too memorable.
Indeed, it's a completely fair game, and it doesn't feature any cheap tricks to make the player fail. You see something, that's the obstacle you have to solve. No ugly surprises, no hidden things
Sleeping Dogs is a fantastic experience so you did right.
Good lad, Sleeping Dogs is one of my favourite games of 2012, I got all the achievements for it ages ago, it has a few problems here and there, but I really can't wait for a sequel which is just sleeping dogs, but bigger(bigger in the sense that it has more content, not in the sense that the world is larger)
I think you're viewing bundles from entirely the wrong angle. They're a marketing tool, not some kind of graveyard for failed games. The idea is to get it into peoples hands and let word of mouth do the rest.
I know you're only saying it as a joke, but I really hate this phrase (not directed at you here, don't worry!) It's infuriating when people use it to disregard others' arguments. I mean, we're all posting on a video games forum, of course many of our problems can be described as "first world problems". That doesn't mean they are less real or annoying to us, so please do us all a favor and shut up. You're only making yourself look like a fool on a high horse, one who can't refute the arguments so he tries to discredit them instead.
My first time playing it was on Easy, with infinite lives. That allowed me to get a grasp of the controls and skill level demanded of me by the game. Little by little I gained knowledge of when to jump and how far, best routes to save time (and/or the easiest ones), how long do the disappearing platforms stay invisible (there's a sort of progress bar at their side that shows it to you) and more. It's a bit like Super Hexagon, where you can see yourself getting better at it the more you try.
I know you're only saying it as a joke, but I really hate this phrase (not directed at you here, don't worry!) It's infuriating when people use it to disregard others' arguments. I mean, we're all posting on a video games forum, of course many of our problems can be described as "first world problems". That doesn't mean they are less real or annoying to us, so please do us all a favor and shut up. You're only making yourself look like a fool on a high horse, one who can't refute the arguments so he tries to discredit them instead.
Once again, not directed at you! I just wanted to vent a little
