Fun game, reminded me of Culdcept Saga. Naturally, my wife played a lot of it
Thanks!
I remember playing Puzzle Agent, never got around to finishing it. I should probably get around to doing so
Thanks for the recommendations!
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STEAM | December 2016 - Winter (Sale) Is Coming Dec 22nd
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Fun game, reminded me of Culdcept Saga. Naturally, my wife played a lot of it
Thanks!
I remember playing Puzzle Agent, never got around to finishing it. I should probably get around to doing so
Thanks for the recommendations!
Tizoc
Member
Yeah I'm getting it fo sho.
Ys games always have amazing music, I think the decision is made now
And another one!
PALACE OF SOLOMON
Gimme a proper sequel to RE4, Cap'nCom. I'm replaying The Evil Within for the fourth time. It's a good game. But you can best it. Gimme me more shit to replay again and again.
Also I've never once gotten all of the keys or map fragments in TEW. I'm just looking them up now on a per chapter basis. Do me a favor and post when they fix Darkisder's memory leak or whatever, I might want to re-jump into that.
Also I've never once gotten all of the keys or map fragments in TEW. I'm just looking them up now on a per chapter basis. Do me a favor and post when they fix Darkisder's memory leak or whatever, I might want to re-jump into that.
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
Man, I wish Youtube had quality control. Like, not the resolution quality option, but a team that decides what is good for the service.
Again, Jim Sterling aims for the lowest hanging fruit and discovers, shocking I know, that it is indeed low hanging and fruit.
I'll agree with him that the amount of games being released on Steam is a problem that should be addressed. but then again, I was okay with Valve's original setup that made it hard for pinball games to get on Steam. Jim wants to have his cake and eat it too, by saying Valve should do something but not the thing that worked just something half way until it comes time to get my game up there then I'd like to be put up there prominently.
But my biggest problem with the video is that it doesn't even address the fact that a user can refund a game on Steam with no fuss. It makes it hard to engage in his sympathy for the user argument that he half makes because, well, the person has recourse. Easy, painless recourse.
So, in conclusion, this is why I don't watch Jim Sterling videos.
Did you contact Ubi support or it just arrived at your email?
Just today I contacted Ubisoft Support (Spain) and told me that they can't refund me or give me a key because the European Ubishop doesn't sell SoM so I need to contact the American Ubishop.
BorntoPlay
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Me too!! I already redeemed on Steam....=D
Just arrived. Never contacted. US.
longlivegaming
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11 days later...My Civ VI key from Games Republic is still not revoked yet.
Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel store page is up:
Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel store page is up:
Rockin' Ranger
Member
Has anyone played this?
http://store.steampowered.com/app/394540/
I got a coupon to drop it to $1 and seems to have positive impressions.
The $1 coupon was a trick to get you to buy it before the 49¢ sale.
freshVeggie
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Only 0,22 here! Quite cheap I must say.
11 days later...My Civ VI key from Games Republic is still not revoked yet.
Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel store page is up:
SunDimension24
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That is the most unexpected but fantastic promotion I have seen in a good minute.
11 days later...My Civ VI key from Games Republic is still not revoked yet.
Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel store page is up:
Not a bad deal, I wanna pick it up, I'll see if I can scrounge up the cash.
Tizoc
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I can get it with steam money so it wouldn't cost me a thing.
Nice!
longlivegaming
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What's the base price? I'm assuming it's $29.99.
Baron von Loathsome
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Gross.
ramoisdead
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BoosterDuck
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"@DuvalMagic No special discounts for owners of the original game ? (in Steam you can do), You want to ruin sales of the game ?"
"@SteamFrom If that is a deal breaker for you, you should skip it."
no problemo Randy
And it's funny how the original game went on sale for $5 just 9 months after launch, yet Randy is making the same mistake EA made.
"@SteamFrom If that is a deal breaker for you, you should skip it."
no problemo Randy
And it's funny how the original game went on sale for $5 just 9 months after launch, yet Randy is making the same mistake EA made.
TheLetdown
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Gotta make up for the Battleborn losses somehow.
I'll just look into some of the GFWL workarounds for the original, I guess.
Phawx
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Will BulletStorm not work at all or is it just multiplayer that won't work?
What specifically don't you like about the visuals? Is it too kiddy?
What specifically don't you like about the visuals? Is it too kiddy?
I wish i could be half as excited for fighting games as you guys To this day, i can't see the appeal of this genre of games. For me, it's a combination of two things i don't really like in games - versus multiplayer (i can tolerate it if it's turn-based and requires some thought, like in Civ or card games) and the lack of "game substance", by which i mean a story or some kind of diverse gameplay. This is the reason i've never liked WoW arenas, despite playing that game for God know how many years. I've always wondered why would people play an MMO just to lock themselves in tiny rooms and miss out on 99% of the game itself - that's exactly how i feel about fighting games.
Come to think of it, maybe i just prefer longer gaming sessions and games that require something else rather than pure reflexes. I guess that has something to do with me growing older and having my tastes change, i remember playing a lot of CS and Quake 3 about 15 years ago, as well as games of other genres i'm not interested in anymore - like racing games. But even at that time i didn't see the appeal of fighting games
Every time i see some port or new release announcements for fighting games and people going crazy about them, like the recent MvC announcement, i think to myself: those development\porting resources could have been used on something interesting instead
To this day, i can't see the appeal of this genre of games. For me, it's a combination of two things i don't really like in games - versus multiplayer (i can tolerate it if it's turn-based and requires some thought, like in Civ or card games) and the lack of "game substance", by which i mean a story or some kind of diverse gameplay. This is the reason i've never liked WoW arenas, despite playing that game for God know how many years. I've always wondered why would people play an MMO just to lock themselves in tiny rooms and miss out on 99% of the game itself - that's exactly how i feel about fighting games.Come to think of it, maybe i just prefer longer gaming sessions and games that require something else rather than pure reflexes. I guess that has something to do with me growing older and having my tastes change, i remember playing a lot of CS and Quake 3 about 15 years ago, as well as games of other genres i'm not interested in anymore - like racing games. But even at that time i didn't see the appeal of fighting games
Every time i see some port or new release announcements for fighting games and people going crazy about them, like the recent MvC announcement, i think to myself: those development\porting resources could have been used on something interesting instead
How is Cladun? I've never heard of it before. It kind of looks like a cross between Secret of Mana + Diablo + some other RPG.
freshVeggie
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They must know it won't be a huge seller at 60 bucks. It wasn't when it was new. It surely won't now, years later.
wut? no, not at all
the game looks muddy, the lighting is bland, making the scenarios etc look bland as well, the animations are stiff and the hit detection is way off (the enemies don't react as they should to your hits)
there's more that i don't like but i think the technical aspect is really damaging it's art direction, of course the game is way off and it could get better, but right now i'm really not liking what i see
Nice, I think I'll jump in!
BoosterDuck
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Every time i see some port or new release announcements for fighting games and people going crazy about them, like the recent MvC announcement, i think to myself: those development\porting resources could have been used on something interesting instead
people like mashing buttons and doing epic 100 hit combos as their favorite characters
A lot of competitive games right now are team-based so they require setting up and planning and a bunch of other shit. With fighting games you just plop in your quarter and start mashing the AI/players. It's fun and there's a lot of bright lights and flashing text and special effects that make my eyes go O_O
And I don't know how development/porting resources could be used differently since they're made by developers who just want to make fighting games.
Black Soma
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I wonder if Square Enix is gonna make another of those Holiday Surprise Box bundles. Last few actually had Final Fantasy games in them, so they were pretty good for the price they charged.
I wish i could be half as excited for fighting games as you guys
Come to think of it, maybe i just prefer longer gaming sessions and games that require something else rather than pure reflexes. I guess that has something to do with me growing older and having my tastes change, i remember playing a lot of CS and Quake 3 about 15 years ago, as well as games of other genres i'm not interested in anymore - like racing games. But even at that time i didn't see the appeal of fighting games
Every time i see some port or new release announcements for fighting games and people going crazy about them, like the recent MvC announcement, i think to myself: those developmentporting resources could have been used on something interesting instead
Funny enough, what I really enjoy are either long sessions in an RPG or the like, or short bursts of arcadey games (like Project Diva which I absolutely adore), I think my tastes have changed really dramatically from when I was young, where I could tolerate playing games for hours and hours at a time with no breaks.
I was wondering the same. Though I'm not sure the world needs yet another mystery games box now though what with Humble and Gamepump. Also what games are left that are feasible to give away that haven't been used before.
Black Soma
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Lightning Returns, the older FF games, Life is Strange, etc. They still have some good titles they could bundle.
Hopefully The Evil Within 2 surpasses RE4 as the king of action-horror. I would dig it if there was a castle in the next game.
Stumpokapow
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It's good but not amazing. Story, characters, and atmosphere are good. Gameplay less so.
This is what I said in the November Steam thread:
And in the OwlBoy thread:
I think probably I feel a little happier about it now that my feelings have settled, but yeah. I do not think the game delivered reflects either the anticipation or the critical notice it has been getting.
Yeah, you are right. I guess i'm still a little bit disappointed that the biggest PC-related announcement we've got from PSX was the one i have zero interest in, and i wish it was something else
Stallion Free
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I just look at the way he presents himself and his videos (like the title he opted to go with on this one) and know that he has literally nothing of value to offer me.
AHA-Lambda
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I like Jim Sterling's stuff =/
It's a good example of the genre. I don't quite understand the fuss it's been getting though.
But that said, I still certainly recommend a playthrough.
It's a good example of the genre. I don't quite understand the fuss it's been getting though.
But that said, I still certainly recommend a playthrough.
That promotion and this Giant Bomb Quick Look will both get me to buy this game Day 1.
He's possibly fallen into the same trap as a lot of online personalities (and filthy casual posters like us- but we're not trying to make money via ad revenue or patreons). He started garnering a fanbase for "going against the grain and telling it like it is", if unintentionally, and then realized that the only way to maintain and grow his audience is by mostly repeating what they've said back to them, often very British-ly.
I still watch his stuff. He does have some good videos here and there. But a lot of it does seem like knee-jerk topic of the week trifle.
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