BoosterDuck
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if God Eater 2 is so great then why isn't there a God Eater GO app on mobile
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STEAM | September 2016 - Good job doing previous stuff, let's do new stuff
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Nice, well deserved for such a good port.
texhnolyze
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It's not even on the top 10 for me.
The game did got some boost yesterday though, jumping from 31k to 34k owners.
bobnowhere
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Yay, it's awesome. Don't expect any sort of cohesive story, just kill stuff and then it ends. Be rude not to if you can pick it up for $6 in BST thread.
Sounds like Tomb Raider
Tbh I'd play Path of Exile first, since it's F2P and really good. If you want more then I'd suggest Grim Dawn.
Or just pick up the Titan Quest Anniversary for 5 bucks.
Tizoc
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I dont think uve played an actual tomb raider game before :v
I've played Tomb Raider, but i wasn't talking about Tomb Raider, I was talking about Tomb Raider. As in, the other Tomb Raider that is just called Tomb Raider and not Tomb Raider.
How is TRINO anyway? Judged on its own merits, I mean, not as a Tomb Raider sequel. It's one of those games that I picked up like 2 1/2 years ago during an Amazon sale (back when Amazon still had good sales for PC stuff) and still haven't gotten around to playing. Thinking about installing it soon.
https://store.playstation.com/#!/it...tion/cid=EP4395-CUSA05064_00-DEARESTHERPREORD
Dear Esther Landmark Edition will launch on september 20th, maybe it's the same day for the PC upgrade.
EDIT: Nope, I saw a post and on PC it will launch in a few months. Probably the game will be included on Plus before the PC re-launch.
Dear Esther Landmark Edition will launch on september 20th, maybe it's the same day for the PC upgrade.
EDIT: Nope, I saw a post and on PC it will launch in a few months. Probably the game will be included on Plus before the PC re-launch.
The Red Wizard
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Is there a way to tie Disney Infinity 3.0 to my Steam account so that I can definitely redownload it if it gets delisted? I contacted Infinity support and was told that, as long as I'm connected to the Steam servers, the Steam version will still work after the other PC version goes offline at the end of the month.
On that note, JaseC, is there a way for Disney to tie its server information to Steam's servers in terms of checking in and/or character data?
On that note, JaseC, is there a way for Disney to tie its server information to Steam's servers in terms of checking in and/or character data?
Installing the game will permanently tie the game to your account. It just won't stick around in your library when uninstalled unless you own DLC. To install it again, bookmark a random page and change the URL to steam://install/361640.
Nope (well, not without moving the game's network framework to Steamworks), but even if there were, that ship sailed when the game's shutdown was announced.
How does the login work in the Steam version work? Can you input Infinity login info in there? Or does it automatically login with Steam credentials?
edit: nvm, JaseC answered already
bobnowhere
Member
Stuff I've been playing:
Combination of Car Mechanic Simulator and a boring click on incidents on a screen sending trucks/helicopters to help people out. The Car Mechanic part is pretty good though there are only 13 missions and you have to endlessly click on the map screen to open them up at various ranks. Pretty easy to 100% the achievements in 5-6 hours though I was only part way through the game when I did, there was still a map to unlock. I got bored at this point and moved on. Just play car mechanic simulator instead,
Nice little marble rolling physics puzzle game. Been around for a while now this one, but still well worth a play. Lovely graphics, you play the game in the foreground in silhouette against a colourful background. A multitude of well designed puzzles that never outstay their welcome. Ride rollercoasters, drive vehicles, ride larger balls etc...
Puzzle game where you arrange toys on a bed so the various toys are happy and their requirements met. Cats don't like other toys approaching them, they only like to approach toys themselves. No one likes to be near the Skunk etc... Quite a decent arranging puzzler though the voice acting is terrible.
So I came to the realisation that with all the countless Tower Defence games I own, I've never actually finished one. This could be the first? Standard formula everyone knows but this one probably has better graphics and presentation than most. You play a Native American Princess taking on a zombie hoard along with vultures and maggots. Very decent TD.
Looks like a game made in 2002 and performs like Crysis on a C64. Terrible graphics, bizarre vehicle handling and all round janky simulation gameplay. On one shift I was driving an ambulance and I got called to the same drunk teenage girl 3 times in 3 different locations. Clearly she immediately checked herself out of hospital and went straight back to drinking. Achievements don't work either. Avoid.
Early Telltale effort that takes place parallel to the story of Jurassic Park 1. Far more interactive than the later efforts, long QTE events, puzzles that take a little bit of thought and scenes with multiple protagonists interacting. I'm halfway through and I'm enjoying it. It's not at the same level as Wolf, WD or Borderlands but it's still very decent.
Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click...
Beautiful typing/adventure game. Kill enemies, unlock 'doors', plant flowers and operate machines by typing the words above them Eventually you'll unlock 4 types of weapons, fire that burns through an extra word allowing you to kill faster, ice to freeze in place, wind to push back and spark (electricity) to spread damage. I mostly used fire as it's not particularly hard and most of the time the game only asked for 3-4 letter words.
The game mostly takes place in an open world but in some places you enter into what could almost be called a tower defence setting where your character is stationary and what at times seem like endless waves need typing at. Some of these went on a little too long.
I really liked the hidden achievements. They are
Combination of Car Mechanic Simulator and a boring click on incidents on a screen sending trucks/helicopters to help people out. The Car Mechanic part is pretty good though there are only 13 missions and you have to endlessly click on the map screen to open them up at various ranks. Pretty easy to 100% the achievements in 5-6 hours though I was only part way through the game when I did, there was still a map to unlock. I got bored at this point and moved on. Just play car mechanic simulator instead,
Nice little marble rolling physics puzzle game. Been around for a while now this one, but still well worth a play. Lovely graphics, you play the game in the foreground in silhouette against a colourful background. A multitude of well designed puzzles that never outstay their welcome. Ride rollercoasters, drive vehicles, ride larger balls etc...
Puzzle game where you arrange toys on a bed so the various toys are happy and their requirements met. Cats don't like other toys approaching them, they only like to approach toys themselves. No one likes to be near the Skunk etc... Quite a decent arranging puzzler though the voice acting is terrible.
So I came to the realisation that with all the countless Tower Defence games I own, I've never actually finished one. This could be the first? Standard formula everyone knows but this one probably has better graphics and presentation than most. You play a Native American Princess taking on a zombie hoard along with vultures and maggots. Very decent TD.
Looks like a game made in 2002 and performs like Crysis on a C64. Terrible graphics, bizarre vehicle handling and all round janky simulation gameplay. On one shift I was driving an ambulance and I got called to the same drunk teenage girl 3 times in 3 different locations. Clearly she immediately checked herself out of hospital and went straight back to drinking. Achievements don't work either. Avoid.
Early Telltale effort that takes place parallel to the story of Jurassic Park 1. Far more interactive than the later efforts, long QTE events, puzzles that take a little bit of thought and scenes with multiple protagonists interacting. I'm halfway through and I'm enjoying it. It's not at the same level as Wolf, WD or Borderlands but it's still very decent.
Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click...
Beautiful typing/adventure game. Kill enemies, unlock 'doors', plant flowers and operate machines by typing the words above them Eventually you'll unlock 4 types of weapons, fire that burns through an extra word allowing you to kill faster, ice to freeze in place, wind to push back and spark (electricity) to spread damage. I mostly used fire as it's not particularly hard and most of the time the game only asked for 3-4 letter words.
The game mostly takes place in an open world but in some places you enter into what could almost be called a tower defence setting where your character is stationary and what at times seem like endless waves need typing at. Some of these went on a little too long.
I really liked the hidden achievements. They are
based on typing 1% of various novels and poems. Starting at The Mariner and going all the way to GOT! There is definitely a sense of achievement when you realise you've typed out 1% of Bleak House or Foundation!
Tizoc
Member
Its a good murder simulator however u cannot fire weapons without aiming using the l2 button
Go in it for murdering things with a bow and arrow and ull enjoy it
But as a game as a whole? Not very good despite having some good ideas
Aaah, completed and got 100% on The Final Station. I really really liked it. Highly recommend it even at full price. Some tips if when playing it, don't use medkits on yourself, save them for passangers, and also ladders are your safespace, so hit the enemies in their toes haha.
Jawmuncher
Member
Stuff I've been playing:
Combination of Car Mechanic Simulator and a boring click on incidents on a screen sending trucks/helicopters to help people out. The Car Mechanic part is pretty good though there are only 13 missions and you have to endlessly click on the map screen to open them up at various ranks. Pretty easy to 100% the achievements in 5-6 hours though I was only part way through the game when I did, there was still a map to unlock. I got bored at this point and moved on. Just play car mechanic simulator instead,
Nice little marble rolling physics puzzle game. Been around for a while now this one, but still well worth a play. Lovely graphics, you play the game in the foreground in silhouette against a colourful background. A multitude of well designed puzzles that never outstay their welcome. Ride rollercoasters, drive vehicles, ride larger balls etc...
Puzzle game where you arrange toys on a bed so the various toys are happy and their requirements met. Cats don't like other toys approaching them, they only like to approach toys themselves. No one likes to be near the Skunk etc... Quite a decent arranging puzzler though the voice acting is terrible.
So I came to the realisation that with all the countless Tower Defence games I own, I've never actually finished one. This could be the first? Standard formula everyone knows but this one probably has better graphics and presentation than most. You play a Native American Princess taking on a zombie hoard along with vultures and maggots. Very decent TD.
Looks like a game made in 2002 and performs like Crysis on a C64. Terrible graphics, bizarre vehicle handling and all round janky simulation gameplay. On one shift I was driving an ambulance and I got called to the same drunk teenage girl 3 times in 3 different locations. Clearly she immediately checked herself out of hospital and went straight back to drinking. Achievements don't work either. Avoid.
Early Telltale effort that takes place parallel to the story of Jurassic Park 1. Far more interactive than the later efforts, long QTE events, puzzles that take a little bit of thought and scenes with multiple protagonists interacting. I'm halfway through and I'm enjoying it. It's not at the same level as Wolf, WD or Borderlands but it's still very decent.
Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click...
Beautiful typing/adventure game. Kill enemies, unlock 'doors', plant flowers and operate machines by typing the words above them Eventually you'll unlock 4 types of weapons, fire that burns through an extra word allowing you to kill faster, ice to freeze in place, wind to push back and spark (electricity) to spread damage. I mostly used fire as it's not particularly hard and most of the time the game only asked for 3-4 letter words.
The game mostly takes place in an open world but in some places you enter into what could almost be called a tower defence setting where your character is stationary and what at times seem like endless waves need typing at. Some of these went on a little too long.
I really liked the hidden achievements. They arebased on typing 1% of various novels and poems. Starting at The Mariner and going all the way to GOT! There is definitely a sense of achievement when you realise you've typed out 1% of Bleak House or Foundation!
Yep,jurassic park is by no means bad. Maybe not great like their later efforts. But it shows the building blocks of what would come later. Taking it as a comic from the 90s is the way to go. Though apparently it might still be actually canon.
Baron_Calamity
Member
Jurassic Park is pretty good. The last attempt at a game with gameplay.
I like this guy so far
It takes inspiration from Zelda games but still not close to Zelda's dungeon designs, the structure is a little different too so don't let it turn you off from Zelda or Okami
It takes inspiration from Zelda games but still not close to Zelda's dungeon designs, the structure is a little different too so don't let it turn you off from Zelda or Okami
Large Professor
Member
It's a mediocre zelda-like at best. Everything feels very generic and the dungeons are poorly designed. You're better off playing something like ittle dew, it's far more puzzle focused than zelda, but it's well designed and has it's own personality.
Speaking of which, the store page for the sequel went up recently: http://store.steampowered.com/app/395620
I'm playing on normal, is the gameplay bad? It's sorta weird so far since it's not like the first game, but I'm still early and it's not so bad
Jawmuncher
Member
You should be fine on normal. Just be wary of the crab boss. It can glitch and you can't hurt him sometimes. It never gets really difficult, game can feel like a bit of a drag if you focus too hard on side missions. So I wouldn't be too concerned with them.
But overall I enjoyed the game as well. Might not be the LP3 people wanted but the game was fine. It was cool seeing a Western side of the series both in Dev and story. LP3 and DmC were really the best things to come out of Capcoms Western licensing for their own IPs.
Wok
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Everything about Oceanhorn screams mobile port. It is only worth playing if you have no better game in your library (and I am sure you have better).
20 cent GMG Mystery Pack, didn't have any luck.XD
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Not 100%, at least not until that custom game browser comes out.
I can't wait to 1080p60fps that thing. Sadly UWP doesn't seem to support Nvidia controlpanel.
Humble Scam Bundle.
With all the games not included in previous monthlies.
Bad Rats 4-pack, Digital Homicide Fun Pack, Day One: Garry's Incident, Revelations 2012 and Dinner Date for one time deal of 99.99, 1% of which goes to charity
Hamster Plugin
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My Steam fear is about to become reality.
I have 76 card drops left, but these might be my last. If a developer was going to implement cards, they will have done so by now. No more store discounts from people buying my cards
My last card money will go for Deus Ex DLC.
I have 76 card drops left, but these might be my last. If a developer was going to implement cards, they will have done so by now. No more store discounts from people buying my cards
My last card money will go for Deus Ex DLC.
MMBosstones86
Member
Been playing Deus Ex. It's pretty great. Going the "stealth"/Hacking route.
You have my attention....
Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click...
You have my attention....
According to SteamSpy it has ~44k owners and the lowest discount it had was -10%. I'd say those are very good numbers.
Wait, what? I didn't even know about this. I'm not that interested in custom games itself but I'm sure there will be a couple of hosts with regular deathmatch / big team battle settings. Its still sad that they didn't port all of the multiplayer to PC (and tbh I would have paid for that) but once they add that browser I'll definitely give it a try. I hope this wont take them too long because now I'm actually looking forward to this.
Chance Hale
Member
Has anyone here played the Sorcery games? Do the choices truly make a difference in the paths available as you progress through the series?
My Steam fear is about to become reality.
I have 76 card drops left, but these might be my last. If a developer was going to implement cards, they will have done so by now. No more store discounts from people buying my cards
My last card money will go for Deus Ex DLC.
You just need to buy more games that have cards.
By the way, does anyone know of any good game engines for 2D games? I would like mess around in one, not to make a game but just to do something while listening to audiobooks.
Yup, once I read that my anticipation really took off.
Tizoc
Member
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1274493
EDF 5 announcement soon?
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EDF 5 announcement soon?
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Kaleinc
Banned
Here's one: Abyss Odyssey.
AHA-Lambda
Member
Right, jumped in on Owlboy
The Red Wizard
Member
Thank you. I thought that it sounded strange for the Steam version to continue working while the other PC version wouldn't. I'll see if I can get clarification about this.
It's a shame that Disney Infinity will be completely unplayable on PC because it's pretty fun and 1.0 look terrible on consoles. Hopefully 2.0 and 3.0 aren't that bad on PS4 but I'm sure that the PC one is the only one that runs at 60FPS so even the PS4 versions can't completely make up for the PC ones disappearing. That's to say nothing of the progress that I'll lose.
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