Jawmuncher
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Just finished Deus Ex GO on iOS, game is legit. Surprising how good the GO series is
This is more like Lara Croft go right? I didn't like Hitman Go.
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This is more like Lara Croft go right? I didn't like Hitman Go.
Nyteshade517
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seems so from what I've seen
also for people on PC and XB1 you can earn up to 5 Praxis Kits to use in Mankind Divided for doing various things in Deus Ex GO (uses your SE Account...not available for PS4)
someguyinahat
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Are you implying you never asked for a good story?
The Dear Leader
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5 Praxis Kits?!? Gonna have to pick it up it seems.
Nyteshade517
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yeah...added a picture showing what you have to do in Deus Ex GO to earn the kits
"Adam Jensen is caught in a wormhole and catapulted into a parallel earth, where he must battle roaming packs of crystalline zombies to survive."
The Dear Leader
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Cool thanks, should be able to get a few of those.
Thaaaaaaat seems like a lot of work.
I didn't feel particularly limited on Praxis Kits in HR, hopefully that won't change with this one.
Nyteshade517
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the most tedious one would be the Mastermind one...the others just take finishing the game or doing the weekly puzzles for 2 weeks
I think how the game was presented was secret enough that people's imagination went wild and deluded themselves into something it wasn't.
I remember discussing the gameplay looked shallow a couple years ago. Didn't make me less interested, just changed my outlook.
Baron von Loathsome
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Transformers Devastation will be very good to you.
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
I'd be more excited for Mafia 3 if I hadn't played Mafia 2.
The game is very competent but also very boring.
The game is very competent but also very boring.
It doesn't really look like Mafia 2 is going to have a ton in common with 3 really. Totally different devs, clear focus on the open world rather than the linear story, seems more bombastic in general.
Really it seems like all 3 games in the series are going to end up pretty different.
Really it seems like all 3 games in the series are going to end up pretty different.
Deus Ex never really had a good story and because of that, I prefer when they go full deep with the conspiracies and such.
Wok
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I lost all faith in the Mafia series after playing those DLC for Mafia II. You hook me with the promise of a good background story for a few of the secondary characters, and all I get is a remake of State of Emergency on PS1 with what could have been procedurally generated missions.
Closer to 7/10 now.
forknknife
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Di you guys think SFV might come in cheaper than this deal soon?
That seems like a significant boost for doing something outside the game? Dunno how I feel about that.
That's pretty neat. I'm probably part of the problem but I like being able to do stuff on the go (hrhr) that helps in some way or another in the game I'm currently involved in, aka companion app thingy.
Not quite the same with Deus Ex GO but I think I might just pick it up. Really enjoyed the other GO games.
On a less related note, I just played through the new Hitman episode and I'm kinda surprised how the art team is able to astonish me every single time. I just love the artstyle and lightning. Can't wait for the Japan episode, I hope it takes place in some rural region and a religious temple of sorts. That'd be cool.
But I think USA is up first anyway. Kinda intrigued to see what they'll do with that setting, I don't really have a firm image in mind when I think about the US in terms of typical locales.
That's... a lot of settings!
I'll have either a GTX 1060 or an RX 480 in time for it, I expect endless fiddling with the settings!
Small detail that could be easily overlooked.
At the bottom of the screen shows information how each individual setting will effect the CPU usage, GPU usage, and VRAM usage.
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AHA-Lambda
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They all share a lot of similarities ultimately, with similar mechanics and all being puzzle games but yeah it feels closer to Lara Croft GO than Hitman GO I'd say.
FWIW, this one has the least emphasis of the 3 games in side content.
Outside of the Praxis Kit stuff there is nothing else, whereas Hitman GO had side objectives and Lara Croft GO had collectibles/unlocks.
Nice to see Dynamic Resolution Scaling on PC games.
AHA-Lambda
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The game looks amazing, plays amazing, and those type of games appeal to huge portions of the PC demographic.
Capy is smart to delay the game and release the best product possible, because they have the potential for a huge hit on their hands.
That game was first revealed at E3 2013 lol. I wonder if they restarted development on it or something.
Well to be honest few months is taking time, 3 years after announcement and no release date is strange.
I'm fairly certain the reviews are from people who haven't played the first game and simply don't want to adapt to the distinct control scheme and level design. Professional reviews have gotten so meaningless for me the last couple of years. I mean, I might check Metacritic to see if the game has mainstream appeal (80 or more) but that's it.
super time force had a long development cycle too
it's not that strange for capy games
Not shocked but at this point I have to wonder what they delays are for, and that in turn takes away confidence in both the game and Capy. I'm simply going to ignore the game until there are reviews. It looks so much like something I would love but with so many steps back, I'll be more sceptical than I am with most games. Either way good on them for making the tough call. Much like Valve games, I like the quiet approach like many authors and musicians, to just let the creative and development process have their time (when affordable) and speak when things are certain so people can really gain insight and confidence in what is being produced and what it offers people
Capybaras are wonderful animals. I want to cuddle them to death.
A gamestudio called capybara can do no wrong.
I agree, but it's still kinda sad to see good games getting mediocre to bad reviws, as that will surely impact its sales overall.
Apparently Edmund requested Steamspy remove sales results from Rebirth/Afterbirth?
https://steamspy.com/app/250900
https://steamspy.com/app/250900
spindoctor
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I'm not sure why folks are surprised about the lack of hype for Mafia 3. Aside from the fact that it's a couple of months away and marketing hasn't really kicked in yet, the series isn't particularly popular either. The first Mafia game was great but it got completely overshadowed by Vice City. We didn't get Mafia 2 until 8 years later and that project was infamous for all the production troubles they had. The result was a game with parts of the story cut out and an empty open world with almost nothing to do in it (much like LA Noire, another game notorious for having a development problems). The game wasn't much of a critical or commercial success either, so by all conventional logic the series should have died after the second one. We're pretty lucky that we're even getting a third one at all and if you're a fan of the series (like I am), you should just be grateful that you get to play another Mafia at all.
Nabs
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That's cool. I hope they take as much time as they can afford.
Or Nicalis.
Steamspy will slowly disappear if this keeps happening. I get the impression this stuff might be more serious than people assume, such as investors using the Steamspy data and causing issues when developers try to seek funding
PetriP-TNT
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Whoa the ghost hotel in Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines was rather
Whoa the ghost hotel in Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines was rather
That section was legit spooky.
Wooooooh there cowboy, that's implying Nicalis actually woke up from their slumber to actually DO something.
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