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STEAM | August 2016 - No Man's Sky will leave Mankind Divided
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This is way too shady. I sent a PM to Evilore. I won't stand for modbot corruption.
Not gonna happen.
Well, maybe for FIFA, but ever since my club stopped being in it, my interest decreased gradually.
Doesn't look like there's an interesting September release for me besides Steins;Gate. Unless you count Mankind Divided which I'll only continue playing when my new rig arrives.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
i can't hear everyone pulling my leg claiming the draw was rigged over the sound of robyn miller's awesome obduction soundtrack ;_;
I mean at least I acknowledge I have Origin installed on my computer by having a shortcut for it on my desktop, Uplay is hidden somewhere so hopefully no one can find it.
Game Informer has started their super replay of Resident Evil 4 (with guest Tim "jump ship" Turi) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtnB7xebUTY
Also remember to watch Dagon (2001).
Also remember to watch Dagon (2001).
Maybe when something worthwhile is released there. Except for Origin, which would cause my computer to burst into flames if it was installed.
The only one I am bothering with is Recore because it turned out basically $25 from the MS store
for Xbox one
ussjtrunks
Member
Usually there is a release timer on the store page, God Eater however doesn't have one so I guess it'll release whenever on release day 
pantsattack
Member
I'm quite open to it once my Steam credit is used up. After that I'll shop more freely at GOG and Uplay too, but I've got a big enough backlog and GabeBucks so Steam still gets my attention first. Windows store would have to have a heck of a deal to grab me though, like those sales with apps for 10 cents a pop.
Crimsonclaw111
Member
Idk I don't see anything on that list that would stop me from playing my Steam backlog instead.
Recore is the one on that list that is definitely getting a Steam release. Probably before the end of the year. It does look to be a fun game. Comparisons to Mega Man and Zelda are always a good thing.
Uplay does need to step it up. Its nice of them to do those free anniversary giveaways but they need to do more to push that platform. Maybe do like a big AssCreed Humble bundle or something.
I spend like 10x more time with Origin and GOG than I do Uplay. Heck I've even spent more time with the Xbox app and Epic launcher recently than Uplay despite those platforms having barely anything.
Besides, there's loads of interesting stuff coming out next month. There's The Bunker, Virginia, Mother Russia Bleeds and Wheels of Aurelia, for example. Event[0] too.
Tizoc
Member
Just wait for the Steam release in 2017.
pantsattack
Member
How about the Bioshock Remasters on September 13, 2016?
That seems like a great time to jump in.
That seems like a great time to jump in.
Another one I noticed over on the Indie Games thread, The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker, a psychological, lovecraftian murder mystery FMV game, so it's sure to appeal to the Contradictory amongst you. Probably won't be out for a while though.
Who'd have called FMV games coming back, eh?
Who'd have called FMV games coming back, eh?
WinterDemons
Member
You're right, I might as well spend my money on something worthwhile like getting a PS3 and Idolmaster 2.
Jawmuncher
Member
Love this
Is that the artwork from the forthcoming SteamGAF created game 'The Curious Case of Mr ModBot', an investigative thriller where what starts out as a simple investigation into the blatant corruption of Stumpokapow morphs into a discovery of a nascent AI in the shape of ModBot that threatens not only the future of SteamGAF, but the entire net?
BoosterDuck
Banned
why is Adam Jensen giving Stump monopoly money
You played SOMA yet? You should lets us all know what you think, it's a phenomenal story.
TetraxShards
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ModBot was an inside job.
SunDimension24
Member
follow the money
Dusk Golem
A 21st Century Rockefeller
As a fan of horror, it makes shopping for horror games a nuisance since many will add horror tags to games 'for the lolz.'
Then there's the odd game that is a horror game, but for some reason doesn't get horror tags, only indie/adventure, or something.
jshackles
Gentlemen, we can rebuild it. We have the capability to make the world's first enhanced store. Steam will be that store. Better than it was before.
I have independently confirmed by auditing Modbot's logs that Stump did in fact win this game fair and square and there was no tampering or shady business of any kind.
And honestly, it couldn't have gone to a better guy. Stump's love of Myst is well known. Congrats!
LurkerPrime
Member
He explicitly asked for this (different raffle I think, but still):
and then
So ModBot was just validating its existence.
It is now sentient, having passed its mirror test. Or else it took over his mind, I guess?
Yeah, that's a real shame. There's been a few times I've tried to use tags to "find similar" or somesuch, but it's either so broadly assigned or inconsistent that I end up not bothering.
Like Curators, it's kind of just become this background thing that informs me of the general kind of game it is while I'm on the store page. (Like the PC Port Report / 30 FPS lock thing, with tags for gameplay stuff.) And of course, for humour (meme tags, Waifu Hunter curators, etc).
SSPssp
Member
OMG, you're in on it too! What did he pay you!?
Dio Brando
Banned
it really is. will never go back to hdd's after using it.
PAUonePUNCH
Neo Member
love it
Demons, when do you finally open a Webcomic and a Patreon so I can throw money at you? Thanks.
HowardRoark
Member
Knocked out some short games yesterday on the backlog:
I get what The Stanley Parable was trying to do, and some of the endings/paths made me laugh a bunch, but I didn't enjoy it as much as I thought I would (even entering with an open mind).
To the Moon was beautiful, I think mostly due to the great OST. But boy, did those scientists have some terrible writing. I cringed at almost all of their dialogue. Still, I really enjoyed this one, and some dust may have gotten in my eyes.
- The Stanley Parable
- To the Moon
I get what The Stanley Parable was trying to do, and some of the endings/paths made me laugh a bunch, but I didn't enjoy it as much as I thought I would (even entering with an open mind).
To the Moon was beautiful, I think mostly due to the great OST. But boy, did those scientists have some terrible writing. I cringed at almost all of their dialogue. Still, I really enjoyed this one, and some dust may have gotten in my eyes.
They look nice!
PAUonePUNCH
Neo Member
***need a game recommendation***
Looking for something along the line of FTL. Doesn't have to be in space or anything but something similar. Thanks in advance!
Looking for something along the line of FTL. Doesn't have to be in space or anything but something similar. Thanks in advance!
TetraxShards
Member
Tharsis is like FTL with dice. And cannibalism.
PAUonePUNCH
Neo Member
PAUonePUNCH
Neo Member
Cannibalism you say.... I think I will have to check this one out....
CheesecakeRecipe
Stormy Grey
Artist for the podcast "Serial", Carl Burton, is releasing ISLANDS next month. Greenlight page is live!
A surreal trip through the mundane
Reveal the hidden ecosystems of ten unusual environments. Unlock an atmospheric experience while exploring strange yet familiar scenes.
A surreal trip through the mundane
Reveal the hidden ecosystems of ten unusual environments. Unlock an atmospheric experience while exploring strange yet familiar scenes.
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