CarbonatedFalcon
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Glad I grabbed Darkest Dungeon at the last minute now. I'm about an hour or so in and it's pretty damn good so far.
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STEAM | January 2016 - Out of cash, out of cache
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I knew CS:GO was horrible terrible abomination (because it's popular, obviously) but they changed AK-47 price too?! Blasphemy! It's all ruined.
The last time CS was this messed up was when they released a retail version and had to change weapon names.
Henry Swanson
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The Dream Machine Chapters 1-3 --MB-6380C34BC3214DEC- Taken by Corvo Jensen
The Dream Machine Chapters 1-3 #2 --MB-6221B7DC79ABD0A7- Taken by Regginator
If people do want to try it, it is in a bundle on Indiegala for $2, comes with elliot quest, well worth it.
Yeah it can be tough, but definitely a great, need to get back into it.
CheesecakeRecipe
Stormy Grey
I was a fan of the Dynamic Weapon Pricing madness they added into CS:S temporarily.
It would have worked out better if more weapons were viable at the time, I think.
Corvo Jensen
Banned
my only pet peeve while idling is that it adds the additional time to your time tracker. not a deal breaker by any means, but ideally i'd like my time trackers to be untempered with. not sure if that would be even possible.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
Thanks, always great to see impressions of smaller stuff that slipped through the cracks!
I did but the submission was rejected
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So you also joined in a bit late, welcome!
You should post in the thread that you atleast joined in
It's friendly there.
It's a madhouse, a den of debauchery
someguyinahat
Member
Seeing the Dream Machine games as a garbage dump makes me sad.
Yes, it's only the first three chapters, but guys. This is an artfully-done point and click adventure. Hand-done claymation graphics, good story, good puzzles...just plain good game.
Henry Swanson
Member
They're only garbage dumped because I'm not 100% sure the keys work. They should, but I wouldn't want someone to be throttled for nothing.
spindoctor
Member
Meanwhile I saw the thread got 90 pages in the first couple of days and noped the fuck out. Only came back in the new year when it seemed to be going slower.
rainking187
Member
Prices on the Fallout 4 DOTA announcer are already tanking. If prices stay that low I'll just keep mine.
Dusk Golem
A 21st Century Rockefeller
I'm also posting this as a thread on the Gaming GAF side (which you can find here: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1166169 ), but I'll be talking about older and newer horror games through 2016 to recommend to you guys, and I'm starting with...
This game's 10th year anniversary occurs around this time year (for Xbox it was last October, for PC it's next April), so I thought now would be a good time to talk about this cult Lovecraftian classic. It is a cult gem with some fantastic pacing, escalation, and moments hidden in its depths, and is worth playing/discussing.
Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth was a late 2005/early 2006 action-adventure survival-horror game for the Xbox and PC, that has been praised by many as one of (if not the) best Lovecraftian games to exist. You play as a man named Jack Walters, who's a detective. The game starts with a prologue section when Jack helps a local police force he's acquainted with break into a house run by a group of cultists. They're shooting-up the police... However, when Jack infiltrates, the cultists don't seem to be hostile towards him, but rather actually welcome him with open arms, as they commit a mass-suicide ritual. And when he enters the basement, he witnesses something strange, and everything becomes a blur. He becomes conscious six years later, when he finds out he spent the last six years in a mental asylum. He has no memory of this time, and to him he was just at the cultists house. He of course is really curious about this time, but tries to resume his detective agency. He receives a letter and takes on the requested case to investigate a missing persons report of a Brian Burnham, a man who tried to start a grocery store chain in a nearby coastal town of Innsmouth. He goes to investigate.
What some may not know is that the game had quite the development cycle. It was created by Headfirst Productions, and was one of only two games they ever managed to release. The development of the game started in 1999. A member of the Headfirst, Andrew Brazier, and talked to members of a Usenet group known as alt.horror.cthulhu, who focused on discussion of Lovecraft and his mythos. Andrew brought up that his company was going to make a Lovecraftian game, and wanted ideas and help to keep the Lovecraft tone and mythology solid in the game. The game was tentaviely titled, "FPHAS - a First Person Horror Adventure Shooter," and was supposed to come out in 2001... And then got delayed again and again to hell. It was originally supposed to be a more open-RPG system with four player co-op, but as it went along and got delayed, ended up as a first-person action-adventure horror game with elements of stealth and various of Lovecraft's works. Unfortunately, following the release, the company was put into administration by Bethesda as they were trying to work on a sequel, known as Call of Cthulhu: Beyond the Mountains of Madness, and were disbanded, laid off, and the project cancelled.
Which is a shame, but at the very least from all of this we got what may be one of the best takes on making an atmospheric first-person shooter in the Lovecraft universe.
Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth PC Release Trailer
I had played this game years ago, but gave it another swing a few weeks ago. What surprised me most upon replaying it happens to be how well-paced and designed the title is. The game is a bit long and it does move at a bit of a slower-burn pace through a lot of it, especially the beginning, but it manages to keep things interesting and varied, building off what it introduces. It's kind of a cinematic horror-game, but not in the sense there's a lot of QTEs or even cutscenes, but it all has a cinematic flair but puts you in the shoes to survive and progress through levels that have actual diversity, mechanics, traps, and areas to progress and tackle either through method of stealth, shooting back, running for it, or whatever. The game even at a few points lets you try to save others or concern yourself with just saving yourself. It's hard to talk about this without spoiling the game, but they introduce new elements all the way through to the end of the game and keep things interesting and mix-it up at just the right moments when something else may begin to be becoming ordinary or something mundane.
Mixed with a pretty well-told Lovecraftian narrative (that blends a few scenes and settings from a few of his novels and the Call of Cthulhu board game), a fairly challenging FPS-stealth game, a subtle and slowly growing madness and twisted monstrosities on the horror front, and the survival and supplies to try and support yourself with of a survival-horror game, the game has some great atmosphere in places, some memorable moments and scenes, an interesting (though not original) story, good sound design and music, but yet what it impresses with the most is its pacing, design, and gameplay, which is quite a feat. Obviously it shows its age a bit here 10 years later, but it's held up remarkably well in many ways.
Except in the technical department. The game naturally had a few bugs, but they're worse on newer machines, that can give some people trouble with running or it crashing on PC. My recommendation is to use this patch: http://dcotetools.sucklead.com/2012/10/version-15-available.html / And for some issues encountered, this may help: http://videodiscthings.blogspot.com.au/2013/06/glorious-glitches-call-of-cthulhu-dark.html
If you haven't played it, with the 10th anniversary here I would recommend it, but that's just how I feel. How about you SteamGAFwho've played the game? Going to see if I can push to make a few of you to take the dive into this submerged gem.
This game's 10th year anniversary occurs around this time year (for Xbox it was last October, for PC it's next April), so I thought now would be a good time to talk about this cult Lovecraftian classic. It is a cult gem with some fantastic pacing, escalation, and moments hidden in its depths, and is worth playing/discussing.
Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth was a late 2005/early 2006 action-adventure survival-horror game for the Xbox and PC, that has been praised by many as one of (if not the) best Lovecraftian games to exist. You play as a man named Jack Walters, who's a detective. The game starts with a prologue section when Jack helps a local police force he's acquainted with break into a house run by a group of cultists. They're shooting-up the police... However, when Jack infiltrates, the cultists don't seem to be hostile towards him, but rather actually welcome him with open arms, as they commit a mass-suicide ritual. And when he enters the basement, he witnesses something strange, and everything becomes a blur. He becomes conscious six years later, when he finds out he spent the last six years in a mental asylum. He has no memory of this time, and to him he was just at the cultists house. He of course is really curious about this time, but tries to resume his detective agency. He receives a letter and takes on the requested case to investigate a missing persons report of a Brian Burnham, a man who tried to start a grocery store chain in a nearby coastal town of Innsmouth. He goes to investigate.
What some may not know is that the game had quite the development cycle. It was created by Headfirst Productions, and was one of only two games they ever managed to release. The development of the game started in 1999. A member of the Headfirst, Andrew Brazier, and talked to members of a Usenet group known as alt.horror.cthulhu, who focused on discussion of Lovecraft and his mythos. Andrew brought up that his company was going to make a Lovecraftian game, and wanted ideas and help to keep the Lovecraft tone and mythology solid in the game. The game was tentaviely titled, "FPHAS - a First Person Horror Adventure Shooter," and was supposed to come out in 2001... And then got delayed again and again to hell. It was originally supposed to be a more open-RPG system with four player co-op, but as it went along and got delayed, ended up as a first-person action-adventure horror game with elements of stealth and various of Lovecraft's works. Unfortunately, following the release, the company was put into administration by Bethesda as they were trying to work on a sequel, known as Call of Cthulhu: Beyond the Mountains of Madness, and were disbanded, laid off, and the project cancelled.
Which is a shame, but at the very least from all of this we got what may be one of the best takes on making an atmospheric first-person shooter in the Lovecraft universe.
Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth PC Release Trailer
I had played this game years ago, but gave it another swing a few weeks ago. What surprised me most upon replaying it happens to be how well-paced and designed the title is. The game is a bit long and it does move at a bit of a slower-burn pace through a lot of it, especially the beginning, but it manages to keep things interesting and varied, building off what it introduces. It's kind of a cinematic horror-game, but not in the sense there's a lot of QTEs or even cutscenes, but it all has a cinematic flair but puts you in the shoes to survive and progress through levels that have actual diversity, mechanics, traps, and areas to progress and tackle either through method of stealth, shooting back, running for it, or whatever. The game even at a few points lets you try to save others or concern yourself with just saving yourself. It's hard to talk about this without spoiling the game, but they introduce new elements all the way through to the end of the game and keep things interesting and mix-it up at just the right moments when something else may begin to be becoming ordinary or something mundane.
Mixed with a pretty well-told Lovecraftian narrative (that blends a few scenes and settings from a few of his novels and the Call of Cthulhu board game), a fairly challenging FPS-stealth game, a subtle and slowly growing madness and twisted monstrosities on the horror front, and the survival and supplies to try and support yourself with of a survival-horror game, the game has some great atmosphere in places, some memorable moments and scenes, an interesting (though not original) story, good sound design and music, but yet what it impresses with the most is its pacing, design, and gameplay, which is quite a feat. Obviously it shows its age a bit here 10 years later, but it's held up remarkably well in many ways.
Except in the technical department. The game naturally had a few bugs, but they're worse on newer machines, that can give some people trouble with running or it crashing on PC. My recommendation is to use this patch: http://dcotetools.sucklead.com/2012/10/version-15-available.html / And for some issues encountered, this may help: http://videodiscthings.blogspot.com.au/2013/06/glorious-glitches-call-of-cthulhu-dark.html
If you haven't played it, with the 10th anniversary here I would recommend it, but that's just how I feel. How about you SteamGAFwho've played the game? Going to see if I can push to make a few of you to take the dive into this submerged gem.
I have no idea. I just went by what the kid wrote down. I assume he wouldn't purposely put the wrong answer, unless he was trying to be an idiot.
Haunted
Member
Someone in there played FFXIII for 300 hours O_O
EdwardTivrusky
Member
It is good, i picked it up the other day and have a few hours in it. I really like the tension it evokes, the simplicity of the actual gameplay means it's easy to play and i'm finding myself thinking "Go on then, just one more run."
Just remember you are cheese to the MASSIVE Cheesegrater of the RNG. Every now and then it will punt you in the knackers with steelies on. It's a harsh game but addictive.
ussjtrunks
Member
We are back guys, I wonder what that smell is...
NightmareTrigger
Banned
Oranges left out in the sun
Haunted
Member
Darkest Dungeon is too hardcore for me.
I can't deal with the negative quirks, with having to sideline my favourite characters for a while, juggling between different teams, not being able to build up and choosing to be overleveled. There's too much negative feedback for me to enjoy the game.
That's not the fault of the game, that's just on me. It executes excellently on everything it wants to do, it's just not the right game for me at this time.
I can't deal with the negative quirks, with having to sideline my favourite characters for a while, juggling between different teams, not being able to build up and choosing to be overleveled. There's too much negative feedback for me to enjoy the game.
That's not the fault of the game, that's just on me. It executes excellently on everything it wants to do, it's just not the right game for me at this time.
Dead State: Reanimated
Very nice survival zombie game. Tried just a bit but the premise and the way it works are very exciting. I've raided a shop in a town, a not seen zombie suddendly attacked my party and we managed to kill it. We moved carefully and got everything, then we moved out. Too many zombies to try anything else, we changed the destination. We approached a market. No zombies, we started getting materials and useful items. We decided to explore the city. F**K!!!! A group of angry people started screaming to us that they didn't stand scanvengers! We run for our lives and managed to get back to our base. But resources are scarce. What will we do next?
Toren
Toren is a Brazil made game with a bit of platforming and fighting. It's a touching story my daughter loved it (I had to translate everything because text was not in our language... dev please!). She loved it and she finished it. It's on the short size, it's nothing astonishing but has its own charm. Consider it to break from monotony.
Ryse: son of Rome
This is a "game" I was curious about it. I knew it had semi-automatic gameplay (auto platforming and QTE) and got a very simple gameplay for the rest. Ok, I'll be frank. I had fun with it. Sometimes a game which doesn't require your brain to work almost at all and gives back premium assets, a story and something static to follow, could be a nice break. So, consider it as a break: for a few bucks it could be a nice diversion.
Age of Wonders III
I love tactic / strategic games, but usually I have too little time to play them in the right way. I played the first campaing of AOW3 and it was brutally easy. There were no malus to overpower yourself quickly and the battles became a farce. But. That was the "tutorial" first campaing. Fun to explore the possibilities but too easy, too easy, to accomplish. I'm sure the following campaiigns will be a lot tougher, and furthermore this is a kind of game that shines in multiplayer.
Super Galaxy Squadron
The first time I played this game I was almost mad. Dev screamed "it's not a bullet hell game!" and that was so untrure. Played a bit then quitted, if I remember correctly I had a few words with Neogaf Rayge which considered the game not so bad. In these days I discovered it got achievements, and I played a bit of it, scoring 8/9 achievement (with the last achievement on hold because I stopped playing and saved a game). Well. It's not the best shmup ever, but it's fun. A lot of stuff has been fixed, even if the balance is out of axis according to the ship you choose.
A little spot for me, I'm making a shmup, it'll take probably forever, but my goal is to surpass this one, in fun and content, but I know it won't be easy .
EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA
I'm not a "PC" gamer, I'm a gamer which followed pratically anything. Well, PC gaming in these days is fantastic: almost anything from consoles, a ton of exclusives (when R360 Revolver debuted on PC I thought I went crazy), affordable costs and total customization.
But, I've bought a PS4 just for Bloodborne. It was heavily discounted, and checking howlongtobeat I knew I'll have a lot of hours from it. I read Grief.exe was very reluctant about buying a PS4 'cause of lack of exclusives, but showing and interest to Bloodborne (tell me whatever you want, but a console is made from exclusive games). Hey Grief, the price for hour of fun for Bloodborne is not that terrible ^__^
Thats'it! Please spiritually support me for my shmup
Very nice survival zombie game. Tried just a bit but the premise and the way it works are very exciting. I've raided a shop in a town, a not seen zombie suddendly attacked my party and we managed to kill it. We moved carefully and got everything, then we moved out. Too many zombies to try anything else, we changed the destination. We approached a market. No zombies, we started getting materials and useful items. We decided to explore the city. F**K!!!! A group of angry people started screaming to us that they didn't stand scanvengers! We run for our lives and managed to get back to our base. But resources are scarce. What will we do next?
Toren
Toren is a Brazil made game with a bit of platforming and fighting. It's a touching story my daughter loved it (I had to translate everything because text was not in our language... dev please!). She loved it and she finished it. It's on the short size, it's nothing astonishing but has its own charm. Consider it to break from monotony.
Ryse: son of Rome
This is a "game" I was curious about it. I knew it had semi-automatic gameplay (auto platforming and QTE) and got a very simple gameplay for the rest. Ok, I'll be frank. I had fun with it. Sometimes a game which doesn't require your brain to work almost at all and gives back premium assets, a story and something static to follow, could be a nice break. So, consider it as a break: for a few bucks it could be a nice diversion.
Age of Wonders III
I love tactic / strategic games, but usually I have too little time to play them in the right way. I played the first campaing of AOW3 and it was brutally easy. There were no malus to overpower yourself quickly and the battles became a farce. But. That was the "tutorial" first campaing. Fun to explore the possibilities but too easy, too easy, to accomplish. I'm sure the following campaiigns will be a lot tougher, and furthermore this is a kind of game that shines in multiplayer.
Super Galaxy Squadron
The first time I played this game I was almost mad. Dev screamed "it's not a bullet hell game!" and that was so untrure. Played a bit then quitted, if I remember correctly I had a few words with Neogaf Rayge which considered the game not so bad. In these days I discovered it got achievements, and I played a bit of it, scoring 8/9 achievement (with the last achievement on hold because I stopped playing and saved a game). Well. It's not the best shmup ever, but it's fun. A lot of stuff has been fixed, even if the balance is out of axis according to the ship you choose.
A little spot for me, I'm making a shmup, it'll take probably forever, but my goal is to surpass this one, in fun and content, but I know it won't be easy .
EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA
I'm not a "PC" gamer, I'm a gamer which followed pratically anything. Well, PC gaming in these days is fantastic: almost anything from consoles, a ton of exclusives (when R360 Revolver debuted on PC I thought I went crazy), affordable costs and total customization.
But, I've bought a PS4 just for Bloodborne. It was heavily discounted, and checking howlongtobeat I knew I'll have a lot of hours from it. I read Grief.exe was very reluctant about buying a PS4 'cause of lack of exclusives, but showing and interest to Bloodborne (tell me whatever you want, but a console is made from exclusive games). Hey Grief, the price for hour of fun for Bloodborne is not that terrible ^__^
Thats'it! Please spiritually support me for my shmup
Henry Swanson
Member
Anime gifs and shame.
No, but I'm confident it'll probably be L4D3. Unfortunately that's not an exciting thing.
Nice to have a new thread for a new year.
Leafhopper
Banned
Nah, I just think they are bad playing games, I don't really hate them that much. It's more just a jab at Chariot.
bobnowhere
Member
ModBot 2 said:Instructions for participants:
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;_;
Why do you diss L4D3, it'll probably be a really enjoyable co-op zombie slayer game.
Thank you ^___^
Leafhopper
Banned
You will be fine. I'm not gonna get mad at you for liking Neptunia or anything.
It's a playful jab! If Leafy really hated you, he'd gift you nothing but Sakura games!
From someone who hasn't played either is their a noticeable difference between the two?
20ish people currently playing tombraider?@!?@??@@??@
GETHYPE OMGOMGOMG
PLASTICA-MAN
Member
ROTTR is planned to be released this month, yet no exact date or price or pre-order option. I bet the date is just a placeholder since the deal isn't finished yet. Don't get surprised if the game gets delayed.
Updated 2 times within the last 12 hours.
https://steamdb.info/app/413420/subs/
https://steamdb.info/app/413410/subs/
I got the same question. Also, the classic edition has card drops as well.
PLASTICA-MAN
Member
Huh???????? Another steam ARG?
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Jawmuncher
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Just like his father.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
crap, i took Labours of Hercules II and wanted* Labours of Hercules III. Sorry dude. Will regift when gifting mania dies down
ussjtrunks
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Search your feelings modbot you know it to be true!
Haunted
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Journalists.
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