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SquadronROE posted:EDIT: Wrong thread. Don't do this. The first one is tolerable, but the sequels get outright hateful and even rascist.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Don't do this. The first one is tolerable, but the sequels get outright hateful and even rascist. Haha what Please elaborate
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Jun 18, 2015 06:56
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Google deponia racist and got this lmao
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crunk dork posted:Google deponia racist and got this lmao Oh, it's worse. You sell that girl to the organ grinder as his new dancing monkey.
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Is there like a better, more modern version of Transport Tycoon Deluxe? I've played OpenTTD and Cities Skylines. Both great games. But I want that OpenTTD feel in a hella modern game. Preferably on sale.
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Hi I'm looking for a cool multiplayer shooter with low system requirements and runs on mac, thank you Also it'd be nice if it was cheap
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I'm in the mood for a good singleplayer FPS for PC. Preferably recent, preferably with lots of gun customization. Played the Call of Duties and Far Crys, FEAR. Ghost Recon Future Soldier kept crashing on me sadly, which is a shame because its gunsmith thing looked super cool. Open World is a plus, and if you can play as a woman that'd be really awesome too.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Oh, it's worse. You sell that girl to the organ grinder as his new dancing monkey. Wow yeah. That is awful. The first is tolerably funny and fun.
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Jun 20, 2015 13:26
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Oh, it's worse. You sell that girl to the organ grinder as his new dancing monkey. Was it developed by Stormfront or just super unaware people? What the gently caress.
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Neo Rasa posted:Was it developed by Stormfront or just super unaware people? What the gently caress. WIkipedia tells me Daedalic Entertainment. They're based out of Hamburg, Germany. 
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Rollersnake posted:I'm looking for more MAME/Arcade games my girlfriend might enjoy. Platformers, sidescrollers, or single-plane beat 'em ups (the genre Bad Dudes falls under) with co-op play, and not macho/military-themed. Already familiar with the Bubble Bobble, Snow Bros., and Joe & Mac series, as well as Cadash and Nightmare in the Dark. For MAME/Arcade games like this that are pretty fun, goofy, have coop and are not talked about much please try these: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekXAT6LnAE8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMdN447vsC8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHvPSfotlhM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFUKH49yPwI Also I know it's not single plane but please please please please give Ninja Baseball Batman a chance  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvhX_Y9D8So
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quadrophrenic posted:Is there like a better, more modern version of Transport Tycoon Deluxe? I've played OpenTTD and Cities Skylines. Both great games. But I want that OpenTTD feel in a hella modern game. Preferably on sale. Train Fever? Maybe check out Cities in Motion, I've only played the first one, I've heard the sequel isn't as good. Factorio is a completely different game but it scratches the same itch, you still build large networks of conveyors and trains and drones. Anno 2070 or one of its predecessors might be up your street, they're city builders but there's a lot of logistics involved. These games may be titled differently outside of Europe (Dawn of Discovery?).
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Deponia is pretty sexist as well, it starts out casually that way but by the last game it just leans into it completely.
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The Iron Rose posted:I'm in the mood for a good singleplayer FPS for PC. Preferably recent, preferably with lots of gun customization. Played the Call of Duties and Far Crys, FEAR. Ghost Recon Future Soldier kept crashing on me sadly, which is a shame because its gunsmith thing looked super cool. Open World is a plus, and if you can play as a woman that'd be really awesome too. STALKER: Call of Pripyat isn't super recent but still holds up really well and has all of those except the "play as a woman" option.
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The Iron Rose posted:I'm in the mood for a good singleplayer FPS for PC. Preferably recent, preferably with lots of gun customization. Played the Call of Duties and Far Crys, FEAR. Ghost Recon Future Soldier kept crashing on me sadly, which is a shame because its gunsmith thing looked super cool. Open World is a plus, and if you can play as a woman that'd be really awesome too. The newest Wolfensteins are amazing. Not open world or woman PC, but really satisfying shootmans.
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The Cheshire Cat posted:STALKER: Call of Pripyat isn't super recent but still holds up really well and has all of those except the "play as a woman" option. Unreal_One posted:The newest Wolfensteins are amazing. Not open world or woman PC, but really satisfying shootmans. The forums ate my edits last night  . Playing Call of Pripyat right now, I like it so far! A bit janky but still within my tolerances.Wolfenstein is a fantastic game series and the new ones are amazing. The fact that the story treats the Holocaust with actual seriousness is actually really good and I think the game benefits from that... but it does make it a bit difficult to play personally. I tried it and enjoyed the gameplay a lot, but felt a bit uncomfortable with the divide between the extremely fun gameplay and the extremely serious events the plot deals with. Great game, I just couldn't get through it. Thanks for both of the suggestions though!
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I'm looking for a game that I can play to kill time at work every now and then. Needs to be either browser based, or a downloadable .exe that can run without installation, as I can't install anything. Something that is entertaining but not too engrossing, either turn based or I can leave idle for extended periods. Maybe like an RPG rogue like with short game times?
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You can now play FTL in a browser... Sounds like that might hit the spot for you? (I'm sure you're familiar with FTL as you mentioned rogue likes!) I'm looking for some games that I can play while listening to podcasts? Any genre, really. I'm looking for that sweet spot where I can be just engaged enough to be having fun, but not mindlessly swiping / clicking at stuff.
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Jun 20, 2015 23:39
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Convexed posted:I'm looking for some games that I can play while listening to podcasts? Any genre, really. I'm looking for that sweet spot where I can be just engaged enough to be having fun, but not mindlessly swiping / clicking at stuff. I use Viscrea Cleanup Detail, You Must Build A Boat, and sometimes Factorio for this. E: Also Space Engineers (though this and Factorio sometimes require a little more focus) Evilreaver fucked around with this message at 23:56 on Jun 20, 2015 |
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Jun 20, 2015 23:51
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Convexed posted:I'm looking for some games that I can play while listening to podcasts? Any genre, really. I'm looking for that sweet spot where I can be just engaged enough to be having fun, but not mindlessly swiping / clicking at stuff. I think i recommended this before as a podcast-game, but try the number puzzler Everyday Genius: SquareLogic. It's on Steam and at that fine line where you need to spend just enough brainpower to map out the next number to find, but not so much that you can't fully concentrate on the podcast conversation on the side. Nothing worse than constantly rewinding the podcast because your comprehension keeps slipping and you lose the current topic. It also has something like more than ten thousand puzzles, so it'll keep you occupied for a while.
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Okay, Viscrea Cleanup Detail looks INSANE. I'm loving their website too. Locked in. Thanks for the recommendation.
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Convexed posted:You can now play FTL in a browser... Sounds like that might hit the spot for you? Thanks for the suggestions, I do own FTL and have played it before. Just tried it through the Humble Bundle site, and it works, but I can either only play it in a tiny window which makes things unreadable, or full screen, which I would rather not do as it makes it harder to alt+tab out of it when people come by hehe. Any other suggestions?
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I'm looking for a game with a wide range of builds/customisation to try out. Preferably an action game, turn based would be OK if its not grindy. Anything with interesting talent trees, classes, options or whatever where your customisation effects the way you play and can be respeced etc quickly. Have access to PC and android, though free/cheap would be ideal!
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field balm posted:I'm looking for a game with a wide range of builds/customisation to try out. Preferably an action game, turn based would be OK if its not grindy. Anything with interesting talent trees, classes, options or whatever where your customisation effects the way you play and can be respeced etc quickly. Have access to PC and android, though free/cheap would be ideal! Loadout's fun, and that's the core concept of the game. Same with Robocraft. E: Both are free to play, Robocraft you might have to drop  to get away from the grind.E2: I've heard nothing but good things about Dirty Bomb, too (which is also free) E3: And EYE: Divine Cybermancy, aka The Game That Is Always On Sale Evilreaver fucked around with this message at 06:10 on Jun 21, 2015 |
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Vidaeus posted:Thanks for the suggestions, I do own FTL and have played it before. Just tried it through the Humble Bundle site, and it works, but I can either only play it in a tiny window which makes things unreadable, or full screen, which I would rather not do as it makes it harder to alt+tab out of it when people come by hehe. I found one, in case anyone else is interested, it's called Enchanted Cave 2. Pretty fun, simple little roguelike with a persistent stat/upgrades system, something like rogue legacy, but a top down dungeon crawler.
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Vidaeus posted:I'm looking for a game that I can play to kill time at work every now and then. Needs to be either browser based, or a downloadable .exe that can run without installation, as I can't install anything. Crawl is the game you want. Playable from the browser with webtiles, turn-based so you can drop it at a moment's notice without risking anything, and incredibly deep.
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Convexed posted:I'm looking for some games that I can play while listening to podcasts? Any genre, really. I'm looking for that sweet spot where I can be just engaged enough to be having fun, but not mindlessly swiping / clicking at stuff.
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I need a game where you spend most of the time barely scraping by, supplies bleeding out, but if you play well and the RNG rolls well (ideally more of the former than latter) you can find yourself turned into an unstoppable killing machine. Think of FTL when you get 3 or 4 burst lasers with a preigniter 
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The Iron Rose posted:I'm in the mood for a good singleplayer FPS for PC. Preferably recent, preferably with lots of gun customization. Played the Call of Duties and Far Crys, FEAR. Ghost Recon Future Soldier kept crashing on me sadly, which is a shame because its gunsmith thing looked super cool. Open World is a plus, and if you can play as a woman that'd be really awesome too. They're not open world nor do they have a female PC, but there's some weapon customization. I've heard the series called "The Russian Half-Life" and I must say this is not without merit. Both the original games are some of the better SP FPS games I've ever played, and the Redux versions oughta be even better with their new game features and sick-rear end graphics updates. http://store.steampowered.com/sub/44169/ Nordick fucked around with this message at 07:09 on Jun 22, 2015 |
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Evilreaver posted:I need a game where you spend most of the time barely scraping by, supplies bleeding out, but if you play well and the RNG rolls well (ideally more of the former than latter) you can find yourself turned into an unstoppable killing machine. Think of FTL when you get 3 or 4 burst lasers with a preigniter You might enjoy Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead, if you aren't sick of zombies.
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Evilreaver posted:I need a game where you spend most of the time barely scraping by, supplies bleeding out, but if you play well and the RNG rolls well (ideally more of the former than latter) you can find yourself turned into an unstoppable killing machine. Think of FTL when you get 3 or 4 burst lasers with a preigniter XCOM: Enemy Within. All of the shots taken by your squad and by enemies is a percent chance, modified by cover, angle of attack, flanking, etc. It's very easy to lose a squaddie or your entire squad early on by getting unlucky/making poor decisions, but over the course of the game you research new items, genetically modify your dudes, or turn them into half-mechs that run rampant on the battlefield.
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Evilreaver posted:I need a game where you spend most of the time barely scraping by, supplies bleeding out, but if you play well and the RNG rolls well (ideally more of the former than latter) you can find yourself turned into an unstoppable killing machine. Think of FTL when you get 3 or 4 burst lasers with a preigniter In the vanilla game, if you just survive the earlier parts of the campaign it will pretty easily snowball into you facerolling everything with your squad of super-experienced murder gods, while Long War will keep throwing new curveballs at you all the way. Pick whichever option sounds more appealing.
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Nordick posted:Do remastered games count as recent? Because both the Metro Redux games are really cheap on Steam right now. (75% off individually, 80% off as a bundle, at the time of this post) Thanks! I actually have these but only played a few levels in Metro 2033 Redux, I'll go back to it.
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Please recommend me a sort-of-rogue-like or at-least-somewhat-random style game that is not too insanely hard, but has lots and lots to explore. I just finished Sunless Sea which was cool but needs more story paths, I liked FTL a ton, Rogue Legacy was meh, Don't Starve was great, Spelunky was fun. Any platform is fine. Edit: Oh, I loved Binding of Issac too. Burned tons of time on that one. Domus fucked around with this message at 04:00 on Jun 23, 2015 |
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Domus posted:Please recommend me a sort-of-rogue-like or at-least-somewhat-random style game that is not too insanely hard, but has lots and lots to explore. I just finished Sunless Sea which was cool but needs more story paths, I liked FTL a ton, Rogue Legacy was meh, Don't Starve was great, Spelunky was fun. Any platform is fine. Tales of Maj'eyal? Pretty hard though so that's a nope, but OTOH it's free. Dungeonmans maybe? Shovel Knight?
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Domus posted:Please recommend me a sort-of-rogue-like or at-least-somewhat-random style game that is not too insanely hard, but has lots and lots to explore. I just finished Sunless Sea which was cool but needs more story paths, I liked FTL a ton, Rogue Legacy was meh, Don't Starve was great, Spelunky was fun. Any platform is fine. Darkest Dungeon
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I'm looking for an iPad game for my wife. I'm trying to wean her off candy crush clones. She's a fan of Catan-like board games and abstract puzzlers. Anything too sci-fi or fantasy is no go. Any suggestions?
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Afriscipio posted:I'm looking for an iPad game for my wife. I'm trying to wean her off candy crush clones. She's a fan of Catan-like board games and abstract puzzlers. Anything too sci-fi or fantasy is no go. Any suggestions? You could get her Catan, Ticket to Ride, and Carsonne for her ipad! Can someone recommend a game for me that does the whole "Stay in a place and defend" bit well? Something like Killing Floor, Sangfroid, or Sanctum but scales well for single player.
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Afriscipio posted:I'm looking for an iPad game for my wife. I'm trying to wean her off candy crush clones. She's a fan of Catan-like board games and abstract puzzlers. Anything too sci-fi or fantasy is no go. Any suggestions? Slidetris is pretty good for a buck.
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I've been playing Lufia 2 for the SNES and it has a sort of sidequest that's a 100 floor dungeon and each time you enter your party all become level 1 and you lose everything in your inventory. This sidequest is more entertaining than the actual game (which is saying something, since the game itself is pretty good too) since each run is so different depending on what equipment you pick up. It becomes a strategic game of trying to keep your party adequately equipped with just the stuff you find or get from enemy drops. You have to learn each enemy so you can judge in your mind if fighting it will be worth the experience or the risk outweighs the reward. It's amazing. So I want another game like that. Here's exactly what I'm looking for: 1. Randomly generated dungeons with randomized treasures 2. Turn-based RPG battles 3. Gameplay based on single, long runs through the dungeon (I don't want some Japanese dungeon crawler where the point is to go in and out of the dungeon a million times until I've ground up enough to go down to the next level) Please don't just recommend your favorite roguelike. I realize I'm almost describing a roguelike here but the key point is the turn-based RPG battles. I'm fairly sure most roguelikes don't have those. I realize going into this that there may just not be another game with a setup exactly like that specific part of Lufia 2, but I figured I'd pick everyone's brains just in case it's out there somewhere. Alternatively are there any action-RPGs with long randomly-generated dungeons? Besides the Dark Cloud series I mean?
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