Anyone still on the fence about getting Stanley Parable....
It's not worth 8.99.
Maybe 2.99 imho.
Anyone still on the fence about getting Stanley Parable....
Wizardry 8 - £1.59
Wizardry 6, 7 & 8 pack - £1.49
I guess I'm buying the pack!
That gif just makes me sad. Such a waste of potential in what was an interesting setting. Every time you thought it was going to go back to the good stuff or let you explore one of the locations you could see in the distance? Nope, go over here in this circular room and mash buttons for 20 minutes.
Remember Me 2 will have much to improve upon.
Thanks for the quick answer!The versions of Wizardry sold on Steam are the same as the ones sold on GOG.
Anyone still on the fence about getting Stanley Parable....
That gif just makes me sad. Such a waste of potential in what was an interesting setting. Every time you thought it was going to go back to the good stuff or let you explore one of the locations you could see in the distance? Nope, go over here in this circular room and mash buttons for 20 minutes.
My god! I want it!
Didn't even know it was released! Any impressions? 15 is still a bit steep for me though.
What a shame Capcom removed their discount prices for most of their games. I wanted to pick them in the final day for the "last additions" List since the discounted prices were going to last until the last day on the Winter sale.
I wonder if it has something to do with GFWL since the games that were affected were Resident Evil 5, RE Raccon City and Lost Planet 2. It might have happened to more titles but these were the ones I had on my mind and had some nice discounts.
It's not worth 8.99.
Maybe 2.99 imho.
You are probably joking but I sure hope it's being worked on.
So just like Mass Effect.
Remember Me 2 will have much to improve upon.
FTL is amazing! I'm glad you're liking it. Once you get the hang of things, play on Normal and don't look back.
It's worth $20, MORE EVEN!
9 bucks is paltry compared to the amazing experience it gives you.
I'm on the fence.
I just can't though, need that money
My god! I want it!
Didn't even know it was released! Any impressions? 15 is still a bit steep for me though.
Hard to see Remember Me not winning.
I played it at my friend's house. It was a dumb 2-3 hour game with fourth wall humor. That's nowhere near $20 in my book.
It's worth $20, MORE EVEN!
9 bucks is paltry compared to the amazing experience it gives you.
It made me feel things.
In my parts.
If you want to feel things in your parts then buy this game.
It is, right along side Lost Planet 4, Dark Void 2 and Bionic Commando 2
Anything special happens if you get a foil badge? Have sold all of my foil cards.
Didn't this happen ages ago?
Or was that another squenix online only thing where the server got pulled?
*JaseC signal*
Edit: Yeah, this is the one I was thinking of.
Happened over a month ago.
Wasn't there something else that got pulled yesterday?
Darkfall something?
Outside of some gifs posted here, I have zero knowledge about the game. What makes it an amazing experience?
That gif just makes me sad. Such a waste of potential in what was an interesting setting. Every time you thought it was going to go back to the good stuff or let you explore one of the locations you could see in the distance? Nope, go over here in this circular room and mash buttons for 20 minutes.
Check out the OT.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=726130
I've never even heard of this series. It looks awfully fantastic.
That gif just makes me sad. Such a waste of potential in what was an interesting setting. Every time you thought it was going to go back to the good stuff or let you explore one of the locations you could see in the distance? Nope, go over here in this circular room and mash buttons for 20 minutes.
It's pretty sad you put those games in the same post... game is much better than people make it out to be.
10 of those minutes would be spent in a tutorial learning how to add a new button press to a combo.
I would've enjoyed the game if it didn't treat me like a fucking idiot. Just let me play.
Many people have said this about the game, and in my experience it holds true: it's difficult to say why exactly it's an amazing experience without giving too much away. I would play the demo, that gives you a fair idea of what the game is like.Outside of some gifs posted here, I have zero knowledge about the game. What makes it an amazing experience?
Outside of some gifs posted here, I have zero knowledge about the game. What makes it an amazing experience?
They way I try to explain it:
You walk into a room and there are two doors. The narrator says that you take the left door to continue your journey.
Which door do you then walk through?
The game is like that.
Remember Me 2 will have much to improve upon.
Crackdown 1 still is far superiour than any of those games. And anyone saying Saints Row 4 is better than Crackdown needs some medicince as well
You're right that there wasn't any meat to Crackdown 1, but with the orbs I always likened it to an open-world version of Super Mario 64 (albeit an abstract one), considering the platforming / exploration was the game's only polished aspect be it with your agent or via those specialized vehicles from your HQ. Which is the one area Saint's Row 4 didn't feel good in at all: the Saint's Row games always suffered from controls that never gave you the impression that your movement had any weight behind it (same goes for the shooting) and they certaintly didn't fix that after three sequels. For all the over-the-top missions or temporary superpowers you'd acquire, SR4 doesn't hold a candle to Crackdown when it comes to character handling.There's really nothing to crackdown except orb hunting though. Everything else is so poorly handled that it resulted in a boring game. At least in prototype you get some of the crazy movements and skills that are in Crackdown but you get an open world game that's a bit better made overall.
Infamous 1 though is just a snoozefest. They thought they could sneak in a mediocre 3rd person shooter and hide it under "superpowers" and the most mundane climbing mechanic ever.
10 of those minutes would be spent in a tutorial learning how to add a new button press to a combo.
So, Wizardry 6 and 7. Is there any reason I should NOT buy them on Steam and wait for GOG to put them back on sale instead?
I want to avoid any Baldur's Gate-type fiascos.
Voted for remember me since I may actually buy it at that price. Although with farming simulator finally appearing tomorrow I don't want to spend too much money.
Outside of some gifs posted here, I have zero knowledge about the game. What makes it an amazing experience?
You have a menu and specific ambient noises to go along with the menu. Everything seems neatly arranged and presented in the normal way a video game should be. It even gives you an encouraging reminder at the top, saying You are Playing The Stanley Parable. If you choose Begin the Game there is a loading screen followed by opening narrative and movies. It does this admirably. Theres nothing about actually playing the game that is more or less than what youd expect from playing a game. The camera controls well enough, movement is achieved via keyboard and you interact with objects via the left mouse button or the E key. Really, a 10 out of 10 in all that.
The Stanley Parable is a game thats ostensibly built on choices. You are, at a certain point, given a choice between one of two doors. Its literally a room that has two completely unassuming doors in it. Where the game goes from there is completely dependant on your left or right choosing.
I don't have parts. I have peanut butter and jelly and they didn't like the price point.
That being said, I didn't like the price point on Dear Esther either.
I voted for Space Hulk!