Thank you!
You know what I'm struggling to think of any successful kickstarter or indiegogo campaign that has been for software only that has not had a pc release factored in let alone the higher profile ones.
Edit: Actually 1 and that was Star Command which was iOS and Android only. Might be a few others.
Saw this the other day and it's a shame it hasn't been removed yet. It also made me realize how much I hate the "ultra epic" ascii art spam, even if it's used ironically.
Sounds right, but I wouldn't put it past them to be lazy and forget to update the Steam version. If they don't care about sales expectations, why fix what they half-heartedly support?I couldn't disagree more, really, for a couple of reasons:
That is quite an odd kickstarter... I'd probably back it if it were so they could get it onto another platforms, but as is I don't think so.Don't want to be banned for port begging in another thread, so let me complain here
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/harmonix/amplitude
Why no PC?
I can forgive that instance, since one tends to be more forgiving to "first-times"AoD was actually my introduction to the series back in the day, and I actually liked a lot of the game too, in spite of the irritating bugs. That, and the fact that I never would have finished it without Gamefaqs telling me how to get past that awful red ghost boss.
I think that might have been the first time I'd never used Gamefaqs for anything.
Sounds right, but I wouldn't put it past them to be lazy and forget to update the Steam version. If they don't care about sales expectations, why fix what they half-heartedly support?
Point is, this game's on sale on GOG and can be played with the Steam overlay. I guess a Steam version could have Steamplay and cheevos, though.
*cough* relevant *cough*
http://www.reddit.com/r/shittysteamgames
Holy crap. Those are shit, but it takes a very special kind of shit to do Shadow Cats
That is quite an odd kickstarter... I'd probably back it if it were so they could get it onto another platforms, but as is I don't think so.
I can forgive that instance, since one tends to be more forgiving to "first-times", but trust me it's not a good game, which was incredibly disappointing to say the least, the game had a lot of hype back then.*wink* *wink* *nudge*
Voted yes, looks good to me.
*cough* relevant *cough*
http://www.reddit.com/r/shittysteamgames
Which is why Enhanced Steam has a feature to filter those things out.
I think it is. I'm loving the game so far.Thanks JaseC for metal drift.
I now have second thoughts about Child of Light. I just can't go around breaking my boycott of uPlay for no good reason, and I dunno if CoL is good enough of a reason.
The saga of Dark Souls continues.
I defeated them and advanced, but the next room is a Tomb Raider like level with hanging gigantic axes. That wasn't truly difficult, the problem comes from a Snake Man sniper up there. Decided to come back and buy some arrows. When I was with the blacksmith I remembered something. That Hydra from the forest had lived for far too long, a visit was in due. I was surprised how easily I killed it, a single heavy hit from my axe killed a head. I went upwards from the waterfall and came into another forest, and what I believe is the other side of the magic door near the bonfire. I was killed by a sneaky knight and a sorcerer. But I will return.
My saga of Dark Souls... is far from over.
Holy crap. Those are shit, but it takes a very special kind of shit to do Shadow Cats
About the Game
Planet Stronghold is a sci-fi role-playing game with a turn-based combat system.
You take the role of a young, new recruit that somehow gets assigned to the most well-known, and well-defended, human outpost in the whole galaxy: Planet Stronghold.
As the story goes on, you'll have to choose a side in a a war that will change the destiny of the planet, and of humankind, forever.
Featuring old-school turn based tactical battles, a dynamic plot that changes based on your choices, several possible solutions to each situation using various non-combat skills, Planet Stronghold delivers a very high replayability!
Thanks JaseC for metal drift.
I now have second thoughts about Child of Light. I just can't go around breaking my boycott of uPlay for no good reason, and I dunno if CoL is good enough of a reason.
Holy crap. Those are shit, but it takes a very special kind of shit to do Shadow Cats
That is a safe assumption, yes.
So 4 days to go before Bound by Flame comes out. Looks interesting but Watch_Dogs consumes me. The game is depressingly cheap in Russia bucks too.
i want to play watchdogs, but i know i'll get bored of it after 5hours
how much is it in russia bucks
Oh god what the fuck. I'm on the black theme but it just turned white. MY EYES
whoa, did the black theme just brake? It's white for me now ugh
You guys are insane.
Oh god what the fuck. I'm on the black theme but it just turned white. MY EYES
Just under 17 USD.
EDIT: OH gods, my dark theme is gone! I'm blind!
Oh god what the fuck. I'm on the black theme but it just turned white. MY EYES
For a RoW copy?
For a RoW copy?