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STEAM | August 2017 - Toot toot, Cold Steel Warrior, shaka brah
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It's a fun game if you don't go into it expecting it to meet the hype. I actually enjoyed it quite a bit.
Wok
Member
I'm curious about some hidden object games, let's see if someguyinahat is around...
Hidden Object Bundle 4 in 1
The bundle is on sale, is it worth it?
Not great. It is only a +1, not a +4. Stay with Artifex Mundi for HOG.
So, finally got to cleaning up old Humble keys of games I already had, or was never interested in ever playing.
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Yeah and it is suspected this week a bitg thing is happening since they have had an ARG going last 2 months.
I am done, done, DONE with this game. Took me two months of playing it pretty much exclusively.
I'm free, free to start a 2 hour HOPA or another short game, like that Trails in Cold Steel port.
Free...
What's this, SubaHibi Kickstarter?
ESTIMATED DELIVERY
Aug 2017?
what program is that that adds up all your playtimes like that?
talk about bringing back an old wound
pretty sad about that too. I'm guessing gungho gave up on steam after grandia 2 sales. Heck grandia 2 wasn't even on sale during the summer sale either.
talk about bringing back an old wound
pretty sad about that too. I'm guessing gungho gave up on steam after grandia 2 sales. Heck grandia 2 wasn't even on sale during the summer sale either.
Which is really too bad because that Grandia 2 port is pretty good AND that game is dope. Lunar and Grandia 1 would be amazing.
someguyinahat
Member
I'm curious about some hidden object games, let's see if someguyinahat is around...
Hidden Object Bundle 4 in 1
The bundle is on sale, is it worth it?
You rang?!
Hmm. Of those, I've only played House of 1000 Doors Palm of Zoroaster. And it was...okay. Not great. I've played worse. The other House of 1000 Doors game is better...slightly.
If I were you, I'd probably pass on that bundle.
Orakio Rob
Member
Then I'll pass, thanks!
Cosmic Schwung
Member
Was my first guess but if that's the case it's curious that Lost Planet Colonies Edition has survived.
GhostTrick
Banned
Dont lose hope about Grandia and Lunar guys:
http://www.dualshockers.com/gungho-comments-on-possibility-of-returning-to-lunar-and-grandia-series/
http://www.dualshockers.com/gungho-comments-on-possibility-of-returning-to-lunar-and-grandia-series/
That's one game that would require a Hard Mode.
The battle system was fantastic, but the lack of challenge in the game made any strategy pretty much unnecessary.
Tizoc
Member
IIRC there is a gaffer who works close with Gung Ho, I wonder if they know anything about future releases of these classics
I would say so. The loop is improved. Content definitely. Especially with things you can do.
GhostTrick
Banned
Baron von Loathsome
Member
So how about that Mighty No. 9 box?
Speaking about Hard modes, Cold Steel is fantastic on Hard.
It's not excrutiatingly difficult but you do have to pay at least a modicum of attention to your party and Quartz compositions.
I like it because you need to make sure about your initial character placement for the start of battle. You gotta ask yourself if you're in a zone with a high concentraition of enemies with AoEs. If you are, then you sacrifice group buffs for survivability. Being grouped up in an ambush like that results in quick death. If you're in a zone with single target heavy hitters then group up for group buffs. Finally a recent JRPG that requires thought for combat. (I haven't played the other games in the series.)
i just wonder how many copies of grandia gungho was expecting to sell on steam.
There might be an instruction online how you can fold your own without being a backer.
purseowner
Member
Please please please.
Also - I seem to play nothing but Mario Kart and Splatoon these days - what are the best pick-up-and-play games on Steam not called Spelunky?
GhostTrick
Banned
LurkerPrime
Member
Dead Cells and PUBG.
GhostTrick
Banned
purseowner
Member
I own it on everything under the sun (and Switch when it launches on that).
Heard endless praise for PiB on GAF, so should look into that, need to get back into Downwell, refunded Unexplored - wasn't my bag.
Nuclear Throne I own and should really get to. I liked One Way Heroics - everyone who hasn't played that should. Cheap as hell too.
someguyinahat
Member
It's finally over, and one more game down, so here are some impressions for the visual novel...what do they call it when it's a girl who's looking for bachelors? "Otome?" That...it's 1931: Scheherezade at the Library of Pergamum.
The story: You play literally-just-turned-18 (a bit on the nose, there, game?) Scheherezade "Sadie" Keating, daughter of two famous archaeologists who vanished ten years before the game starts. She lives with her Aunt Evelyn and her butler Bigglesworth, and also taking part in raising her is Evelyn's beau Rudeger von Prenzwald (aka, "German guy who's TOTALLY not gonna betray you, wink wink.") You spend the year getting into all sorts of crazy hijinks in various countries, hitting upon major discoveries mostly by blind luck. And of course, you run into several eligible gentlemen: your college professor, your childhood friend, a British spy, a roguish treasure hunter, and a 3,000 year old mummy who died when he was 18. ...Yeah, you heard that right. The game doesn't spare you any mysticism. You get to encounter everything from voodoo to South American nature guardians to Native American ghosts...and even a made-up snake cult from a lost civilization underneath New York City. So throw realism out the window!
Speaking of realism, Sadie herself is kind of a Mary Sue. They give her a bunch of skills. At age 18, she's already brilliant at history, the game implies that she knows more than her professor does, she knows several languages, does magic tricks on the side, knows how to fire a gun, etc. etc. The only fault they give her is that she is terrible at driving a car. As shown above, this game doesn't really spare the stereotypes either, not even for women. (I guess the "evil German" stereotype fits right in, then. I guess we can't have a story about an archaeologist without a German looking for a mystical artifact to control the world. It's just...you know...what they DO.)
So in terms of the STORY, it's pretty dumb, stereotypical, and borderline insulting. HOWEVER.
The audio and dialogue: The way in which it's told, the dialogue, is great. Characters are witty, sarcastic, charming. Standouts include Aunt Evelyn, known for her lavish parties and continuing to booze in the age of Prohibition, and classmate Steven, who gets to be the butt of jokes and comes across as an annoying pervert (remarking on the "chassis" of another classmate,) but near the end gets to show some conviction himself as he takes a stand against stolen Native American artifacts, and proves he's "not all bad." Humour abounds (the game casually throws out storylines like "Sadie forgets whether they drive on the left or the right in Australia, so she just decides to drive down the middle.") So...great characters, great repartee, too bad the plot itself isn't great.
There's no voice acting to speak of, but if you hit the "V" key they have text-to-speech voicing where everything is spoken in a flat female voice, just for the benefit of the visually impaired I suppose.
The music is pretty darn good. Each location has its own music, and some characters have their own theme music. Lots of jazzy trumpets. No complaints on the musical front.
The graphics: Some characters come off better than others. Sadie is pretty cute and spunky-looking, even if they gave her these big pupil-less eyes. Her best friend Anna has even bigger brown eyes and she looks heavily medicated. Other characters look downright maniacal when they shouldn't be (a minor character named Claudia Tello has "excited" expressions that make her look like she's going to knife everyone in the room.) The guys look more normal than the girls, at least...although several of them have that problem where the eyes overlap the hair. The backgrounds are location-based, but simple, and get the point across. New York's is probably the best, showing off the art deco.
The gameplay: Ahem. Yes, well, there are issues. I'll try to overlook the fact that when you start the game, it forces your mouse to the center of the screen, so if you click to get past the splash screen, you might end up clicking the dead-center icon which is "quit game." And no, they don't ask if you're sure, if you click it, it QUITS.
The gameplay is sort of a time-management thing: your day is split up into three parts, but during school some of your time choices for you. Think Persona. You can either build up your skills (there are 35 skills in the game which fall under 7 traits. The traits can be increased in other ways such as succeeding checks, and how high your traits are determine how fast you learn the skills. Got it? It's confusing. Generally a skill-building action improves two skills at a time.) You can get inspirations (which are basically skill bonus cards, and while it's not explained, these are WAY more crucial than they let on. The better your skill, the better your inspiration cards in that skill get. So if you only have 10 skill in something, you might get a "General +1, skill A +4, skill B +4" but if you have 100 skill you might get "General +12, Trait Type +10, four other skills +7-9.") And finally, you can go on adventures, which have various skill checks. The game implies that these bonus inspiration cards will be helpful...but let's put it this way. Suppose you have to make a Problem Solving check. If you have 100 Problem Solving, it will give you +10 for the check. But the check itself might require 55. So each check might make you use 3-5 cards. And each adventure contains 5-12 checks. Starting to see the problem? You start with a max 10 cards, and can work up to a max of 20, but even that will feel paltry in the end. Some adventures contain "rests" which allow you to stop and get more cards before continuing, and some have checks in red, which force you to get past the check to continue. (It might even be recommended to fail a red check so you can go replenish cards.) You can fail the regular checks, which increases your stress. What does stress do? IT MAKES THE CHECKS EVEN HARDER. Each point of stress adds a point to the difficulty of the check. So you can end up cascade-failing an adventure. Early on, this is very possible. Early midgame, you're getting better skills and cards, and things go better. Late midgame, they ramp up the difficulty even more and you're back to failing. By the endgame, I just gave up and started failing everything, not even bothering to get cards. (Getting 100 stress is an achievement too, you know!)
By the end of the game, checks were going well past 100. I played the game on "normal," but I absolutely recommend "easy" if you're going for achievements, as apparently it cuts the difficulty checks in half. In fact, I recommend "easy" period. As far as I can tell, it's nigh impossible to get certain achievements on normal, and literally impossible if you play on hard (which increases the difficulty checks to 150%. Why would ANYONE?) Actually...if you're going for achievements, I don't recommend this game at all unless you have dozens of hours to kill, since some achievements require you to play an exact way with no room for anything else. Honestly...even Persona 3 was more forgiving in terms of your time management.
The length: My first playthrough, profile says 27 hours but it was actually more like 25, since I was alt-tabbing. There is replayability, but...I dunno if I want to put myself through it again.
The verdict: I liked it. I disliked it. It was smart. It was dumb. I recommend it. I don't recommend it. Play it. Don't play it. Just like a character build in a well-balanced RPG, for every benefit to this game, there's a drawback. This really is one of the first games that I liked and disliked at the same time. If you're willing to live with the stereotypes and fiddly gameplay, go for it. If not, I'm sure there are other visual novels that are worth your time.
The story: You play literally-just-turned-18 (a bit on the nose, there, game?) Scheherezade "Sadie" Keating, daughter of two famous archaeologists who vanished ten years before the game starts. She lives with her Aunt Evelyn and her butler Bigglesworth, and also taking part in raising her is Evelyn's beau Rudeger von Prenzwald (aka, "German guy who's TOTALLY not gonna betray you, wink wink.") You spend the year getting into all sorts of crazy hijinks in various countries, hitting upon major discoveries mostly by blind luck. And of course, you run into several eligible gentlemen: your college professor, your childhood friend, a British spy, a roguish treasure hunter, and a 3,000 year old mummy who died when he was 18. ...Yeah, you heard that right. The game doesn't spare you any mysticism. You get to encounter everything from voodoo to South American nature guardians to Native American ghosts...and even a made-up snake cult from a lost civilization underneath New York City. So throw realism out the window!
Speaking of realism, Sadie herself is kind of a Mary Sue. They give her a bunch of skills. At age 18, she's already brilliant at history, the game implies that she knows more than her professor does, she knows several languages, does magic tricks on the side, knows how to fire a gun, etc. etc. The only fault they give her is that she is terrible at driving a car. As shown above, this game doesn't really spare the stereotypes either, not even for women. (I guess the "evil German" stereotype fits right in, then. I guess we can't have a story about an archaeologist without a German looking for a mystical artifact to control the world. It's just...you know...what they DO.)
So in terms of the STORY, it's pretty dumb, stereotypical, and borderline insulting. HOWEVER.
The audio and dialogue: The way in which it's told, the dialogue, is great. Characters are witty, sarcastic, charming. Standouts include Aunt Evelyn, known for her lavish parties and continuing to booze in the age of Prohibition, and classmate Steven, who gets to be the butt of jokes and comes across as an annoying pervert (remarking on the "chassis" of another classmate,) but near the end gets to show some conviction himself as he takes a stand against stolen Native American artifacts, and proves he's "not all bad." Humour abounds (the game casually throws out storylines like "Sadie forgets whether they drive on the left or the right in Australia, so she just decides to drive down the middle.") So...great characters, great repartee, too bad the plot itself isn't great.
There's no voice acting to speak of, but if you hit the "V" key they have text-to-speech voicing where everything is spoken in a flat female voice, just for the benefit of the visually impaired I suppose.
The music is pretty darn good. Each location has its own music, and some characters have their own theme music. Lots of jazzy trumpets. No complaints on the musical front.
The graphics: Some characters come off better than others. Sadie is pretty cute and spunky-looking, even if they gave her these big pupil-less eyes. Her best friend Anna has even bigger brown eyes and she looks heavily medicated. Other characters look downright maniacal when they shouldn't be (a minor character named Claudia Tello has "excited" expressions that make her look like she's going to knife everyone in the room.) The guys look more normal than the girls, at least...although several of them have that problem where the eyes overlap the hair. The backgrounds are location-based, but simple, and get the point across. New York's is probably the best, showing off the art deco.
The gameplay: Ahem. Yes, well, there are issues. I'll try to overlook the fact that when you start the game, it forces your mouse to the center of the screen, so if you click to get past the splash screen, you might end up clicking the dead-center icon which is "quit game." And no, they don't ask if you're sure, if you click it, it QUITS.
The gameplay is sort of a time-management thing: your day is split up into three parts, but during school some of your time choices for you. Think Persona. You can either build up your skills (there are 35 skills in the game which fall under 7 traits. The traits can be increased in other ways such as succeeding checks, and how high your traits are determine how fast you learn the skills. Got it? It's confusing. Generally a skill-building action improves two skills at a time.) You can get inspirations (which are basically skill bonus cards, and while it's not explained, these are WAY more crucial than they let on. The better your skill, the better your inspiration cards in that skill get. So if you only have 10 skill in something, you might get a "General +1, skill A +4, skill B +4" but if you have 100 skill you might get "General +12, Trait Type +10, four other skills +7-9.") And finally, you can go on adventures, which have various skill checks. The game implies that these bonus inspiration cards will be helpful...but let's put it this way. Suppose you have to make a Problem Solving check. If you have 100 Problem Solving, it will give you +10 for the check. But the check itself might require 55. So each check might make you use 3-5 cards. And each adventure contains 5-12 checks. Starting to see the problem? You start with a max 10 cards, and can work up to a max of 20, but even that will feel paltry in the end. Some adventures contain "rests" which allow you to stop and get more cards before continuing, and some have checks in red, which force you to get past the check to continue. (It might even be recommended to fail a red check so you can go replenish cards.) You can fail the regular checks, which increases your stress. What does stress do? IT MAKES THE CHECKS EVEN HARDER. Each point of stress adds a point to the difficulty of the check. So you can end up cascade-failing an adventure. Early on, this is very possible. Early midgame, you're getting better skills and cards, and things go better. Late midgame, they ramp up the difficulty even more and you're back to failing. By the endgame, I just gave up and started failing everything, not even bothering to get cards. (Getting 100 stress is an achievement too, you know!)
By the end of the game, checks were going well past 100. I played the game on "normal," but I absolutely recommend "easy" if you're going for achievements, as apparently it cuts the difficulty checks in half. In fact, I recommend "easy" period. As far as I can tell, it's nigh impossible to get certain achievements on normal, and literally impossible if you play on hard (which increases the difficulty checks to 150%. Why would ANYONE?) Actually...if you're going for achievements, I don't recommend this game at all unless you have dozens of hours to kill, since some achievements require you to play an exact way with no room for anything else. Honestly...even Persona 3 was more forgiving in terms of your time management.
The length: My first playthrough, profile says 27 hours but it was actually more like 25, since I was alt-tabbing. There is replayability, but...I dunno if I want to put myself through it again.
The verdict: I liked it. I disliked it. It was smart. It was dumb. I recommend it. I don't recommend it. Play it. Don't play it. Just like a character build in a well-balanced RPG, for every benefit to this game, there's a drawback. This really is one of the first games that I liked and disliked at the same time. If you're willing to live with the stereotypes and fiddly gameplay, go for it. If not, I'm sure there are other visual novels that are worth your time.
TheGreenArrow
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Nuclear Throne all the way. I lost days to that game.
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Unexplored is my front-runner for GOTY.
I feel that it needs a bit more content, especially in the puzzle department but the framework is there.
texhnolyze
Banned
It'll be interesting to see 2015 and 2016 data.
Are the regions defined anywhere?
Gifting restrictions + big publishers going mad and set prices there very close to the US full price probably had a big effect on that.
That's interesting because there are SteamDB entries for both games and they haven't been touched in a while. I vaguely remember one of the devs behind the Grandia II port teasing that they were coming but I assumed they had been abandoned given the long silence and lack of activity on SteamDB. Hopefully I was wrong.
DeputyVanHalen
Neo Member
The thing that annoys me most about Lunar re-releases since PS1 is that it's always only Silver Star and then Eternal Blue never gets re-released.
Thread posted on gaming side about Steam active users
Steam monthly active users now at 67 million compared to 70 million for PSN
Steam monthly active users now at 67 million compared to 70 million for PSN
uncredited male
Member
People that don't use Steam seem to care more about how it does than people that actually do use it.
Jawmuncher
Member
Someone who is friends with Wbacon should just ask
The moment I saw the thread title I groaned.
Jawmuncher
Member
Lost planet 2 is coming back per the store page
===AUGUST 7, 2017===
Hello Lost Planet fans,
We apologize for the removal of Lost Planet 2's "Add to Cart" button on the Steam Store page. This removal is temporary as we work on replenishing the Games for Windows Live (GFWL) keys that are supposed to come with purchases of the game. We will issue an update to this announcement once GFWL keys have been restored. We apologize for any inconvenience!
Best Regards,
CAPCOM USA Customer Support
For the latest news and information from CAPCOM, please visit us at Capcom-Unity[www.capcom-unity.com].
So same thing as Operation raccoon ciry
===AUGUST 7, 2017===
Hello Lost Planet fans,
We apologize for the removal of Lost Planet 2's "Add to Cart" button on the Steam Store page. This removal is temporary as we work on replenishing the Games for Windows Live (GFWL) keys that are supposed to come with purchases of the game. We will issue an update to this announcement once GFWL keys have been restored. We apologize for any inconvenience!
Best Regards,
CAPCOM USA Customer Support
For the latest news and information from CAPCOM, please visit us at Capcom-Unity[www.capcom-unity.com].
So same thing as Operation raccoon ciry
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