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ive played so many games so you can buy them and not have to. here is a comprehensive list of games that are worth buying and not worth buying. only strong recommendations either way, no on the fence games (maybe i'll do another list later for those) Metroidvanias BUY: 1000 Amps - Pure puzzle platformer about powering rooms up, really cute Alien Isolation - Hide from the scary EVERYTHING Axiom Verge - it's popular to poo poo on this one but I think it's fine. gun-heavy Metroid style game Batman: Arkham Asylum - the only good Arkham Castle in the Darkness - Zelda 2-inspired vania, tons of bosses and secrets Environmental Station Alpha - The best Metroid clone on Steam Guacamelee - Probably has fallen back in the pack in recent years but still a fun and highly technical/demanding beat em up platformer Magicians & Looters - Silly and ugly but very competent SOTN-like Ori & the Blind Forest - one of the few Metroidvanias to have a great art style AND great gameplay Rex Rocket - Megaman-inspired, very shooting-oriented, lots of bosses Shantae & the Pirate's Curse - fixes all the problems with past Shantae games. Order of Ecclesia style game where you go back and forth from island to island whipping enemies with your hair and dungeon diving Spud's Quest - I'll go to bat for this one, it's rough around the edges but no other game mixes up Metroid with Zelda with DIZZY Strider 2014 - The Ys of Metroidvanias, this one's a lot more linear than the others on this list but does have some backtracking for secrets Super Panda Adventures - Plays way better and more fun than it looks (and boy does it look lovely) Super Win the Game - Another Zelda 2-inspired vania but without combat, authentic CRT shaders, secrets to find, make sure it's deep discounted Tomb Raider 2013 - Lara Croft's Benny Hill Simulator DON'T BUY: Apotheon - NOT a Metroidvania despite being called one, also, clunky as gently caress combat Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate HD - Unbelievably boring, it will seem cool for 15 minutes and then the fun will die off quickly. VERY quickly. Dark Matter - Game was never finished, abruptly ends, lots of areas inaccessible Crystal Catacombs - NOT a Metroidvania and also not very fun Shantae: Risky's Revenge - Horrible map system will lead to endless frustration, very repetitive back and forth backtracking Valdis Story - You lose air control when hit, and the game has demanding platforming and timed switches. Combine the two for maximum awful Shootys BUY: Binary Domain - Destroy all the robots! The only shooter where you have to fend off robots while someone's taking a poo poo Blue Estate (on-rails shooter) - One of the few on-rails games on Steam that isn't hot trash (full of racist quips though) Bulletstorm - The most fun FPS on Steam!! Call of Juarez Gunslinger - The second most fun FPS on Steam, wonderful "unreliable narrator" presentation The Darkness II - Gruesome alien powers and silly Mafia hijinks make this one worth it Dead Space 2 - The best of the Dead Space series, get that one shotgun and just go BABLAM everywhere Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut - Satisfies every craving from viable stealth opportunities to pure action. Last level sucks I know. DOOM - If the full game is anything like the demo it's a real fuckin good time FEAR 1 - Best shotgun in all of gaming, go into slo mo and send people flying 50 feet. The story in these games sucks and is not scary don't canonize it as such, it's all about the bullet time shooty FEAR 3 - Understands what made FEAR 1 fun, bullet time and overpowered weapons. Wreck everything Max Payne series - SPEAKING OF BULLET TIME! All three games are a riot. Yeah the third is not as NOIR as the first two but it's still so much fun to play, just diving around like an idiot shooting and missing everywhere Retrovirus - 6DOF shooter inside of a computer, cute and quirky presentation, I found this game very addicting Singularity - Can a game be so underrated that it just becomes rated? Doesn't reinvent the wheel but has a lot of fun with time travel Wolfenstein: The New Order/Old Blood - Takes a franchise about shooting mecha-nazis and injects mythos into it, AND stealth options for people who like that. Can't wait for New Colossus DON'T BUY: Dead Space - It's not that DS is a terrible game but it pales in comparison to DS2 and has a RIDICULOUS amount of recycling. The campaign needs a full third chopped off and it would STILL have recycling. FEAR 2 - While FEAR 1 and 3 understand that the fun of the series is wasting people in slo-mo with the shotgun, FEAR 2 has middling combat. These games should never be played for story/scares. That always sucked. Heavy Bullets - Roguelike shooter where you have to pick up bullets after you shoot them. Extremely difficult. Watch someone else play it instead maybe. Killing Floor - Never got the love for this series, lame shooting, lame wave-based enemies, it's ugly and it's not fun. Lichdom Battlemage - I actually liked the varied environments but it runs horribly (not just on consoles!) and the combat is VERY repetitive Payday - Timers the game Wrack - Wants to be an "old school" FPS but has awful weapons and map layouts Xotic - You might have gotten this in a bundle already, if so I'm sorry. this game is definitely in my bottom 50 worst games Point And Click Adventures BUY: Blackwell series (4 games) - Solve crimes and mysteries with your wisecracking ghost pal Botanicula - The cutest game on all of Steam, surreal storytelling and puzzles The Cat Lady - Bleak as gently caress side-scrolling adventure. Suicidal woman is brought back to life to find and stop serial killers. It will bum you out but it's good Dark Scavenger - Hard to classify this game, a hybrid of adventure, VN and RPG. Try the demo. I really liked it. Dropsy - Unorthodox adventure game without dialogue where you're a creepy clown trying to make friends in a world that hates you. Has a hug action. JULIA Among the Stars - Myst-style game where you uncover the mystery of space murders. Some people will find this game too silly and nonsensical Machinarium - By the makers of Botanicula/Samorost, similar to those games but with a robot Resonance - Rad sci-fi game with cool mechanical ideas (commit any item in the environment to memory, ask people about said memories, for example) Sam & Max: the Devil's Playhouse - The best of Telltales' old puzzle games, the season most true to the spirit of the original S&M comics Tales of Monkey Island - Second best of Telltales' old puzzle games, a way better MI sequel than that loving trainwreck that was Escape Technobabylon - Sometimes silly sometimes intense sci-fi/cyberpunk detective game Tex Murphy series - The best FMV games around DON'T BUY: A New Beginning - Daedalic game with lovely story, lovely characters, lovely voice acting, lovely puzzles Al Emmo - A horrible attempt to mimic Leisure Suit Larry with obnoxiously unfunny humor The Book of Unwritten Tales - Another adventure game that is make or break on humor and breaks badly The Deponia Series - Worst protagonist in all of gaming Hector Badge of Carnage - More self-aware than deponia but still oppressively cynical, lame puzzles and goes over and over again to the "shock humor" well The Journey Down - crappy puzzles, meandering story, waste of my time The Testament of Sherlock Holmes - worst of the Frogwares puzzle-filled Sherlocks, absolutely ludicrous story. makes the Cthulhu game seem dryly written Misc. Action BUY: Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag - Pirate around, plunder, get into cannon battles, sing sea shanties and also sometimes you assassinate people Bastion - Still a great action game after all these years, dripping with style Dark Messiah of Might and Magic - Fantasy game by the Dishonored devs, you can kick the gently caress out of everything Dishonored - The best stealth action game on Steam (until Dishonored 2 comes out), amazing powers. Get the Daud DLC too, his powers are incredible Downwell - "just one more" arcade style game where you fall down a well, bouncing off of enemies and using your weapon to kill AND as a jetpack Fairy Bloom Freesia - Smash Bros style single player game, feels like a long lost PS2 game Gunpoint - Hotwire light switches to elevators, leap 50 feet to beat people up Jamestown - Very historically-accurate shmup LEGO series - No matter which you get, you're getting a fun and relaxing beat-em-up with lots to collect and silly vehicles to drive. Most have an open world now to cruise around as well. Mark of the Ninja - Second best stealth action game on Steam, by the Don't Starve developers. Very responsive controls, awesome level design. Marlow Briggs - God of War clone that usually goes on sale for a buck and has Steve Blum making fun of you the entire time Master Spy - Brutally difficult stealth-oriented platformer Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance - RULES OF NATUUUUURE Mirror's Edge - Get this instead of the lovely sequel. If you already beat it... play it again Noitu Love 2 Devolution - Treasure-esque beat-em-up with fun bosses and cmon you havent played this yet?? Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds - Guardian Heroes style beat-em-up with fluid as gently caress combos, embrace the anime Pid - Idk why people dislike this game I thought it was a real fun puzzle platformer with cool mechanics and nice visual/design variety throughout the game Renegade Ops - Combination of twin-stick shooter and Jackal. Drive around destroying everything, drive into buildings and bring them down, so much is destructable, enjoy the ride Savant Ascent - A little similar to Noitu Love 2 but more "quartermuncher" in its design. Small game, cheap game! Shovel Knight - Inafune wishes this game didn't exist because it embarasses Mighty No 9 in every way Sine Mora - Underrated shmup Steamworld Heist - Combines Worms with Valkyria Chronicles, fun as heck Super House of Dead Ninjas - Similar to Downwell as an arcadey "one more try" style game Super Puzzle Platformer Deluxe - A platformer inside of a Tetris game! Jump around avoiding falling blocks while destroying blocks to set up combos Ys Origin, Ys Oath in Felghana, Ys Ark of Napishtim - The best action RPGs out there. FACT Zeno Clash - First person punch-em-up with the most bizarre and wonderful setting of any video game DON'T BUY: ARES - Mighty No 9's protege Capsized - From the Apotheon creators, not even as fun as that game Fistful of Gun - I love twin-stick shooters and this one was painfully mediocre AND you have to beat it all in one sitting Forward to the Sky - Looks cute, plays like "My First Unity Project" Hitman Absolution - not as awful as people say but still the worst hitman and repugnant storytelling Thi4f - cinematic takedowns! set pieces like an exploding city! lack of viable stealth routes! that's right it's Assassins Creed 5-- wait this is a Thief game? uhhhh Story Games BUY: Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons - Control two characters, each to a thumb stick, solve puzzles, climb giant structures, experience love and loss, probably cry or something Contradiction: Spot the Liar! - Took the FMV baton from Tex Murphy and will hopefully carry it long into the future. Best new character of 2015 Deadly Premonition - Has SEVERE memory leak issues and has awful shooting but must be played. Your coffee told you to. Ether One - Maybe hasnt aged super well but I like that all puzzles are optional and solving them gets you additional backstory Jazzpunk - A game based around easter eggs. One of the few games I actually intend to replay Life is Strange - Like most story games, fantastic for four episodes, awful final episode Papers Please Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments - Frogwares' best Sherlock game, shifts away from puzzles to more of a focus on deductive reasoning, you can accuse anyone if you want to The Stanley Parable - A game about narrative, go into it with as little info as possible, or better yet play the demo (which is not connected to the main game) Tales from the Borderlands - Telltales' best story game, beyond all expectation The Walking Dead S1 - Telltales' second best story game, still worth playing today, don't get the second season don't do it. DONT DO IT Why Am I Dead At Sea - Solve a murder mystery on the high seas by possessing people. Great mechanics, and Earthbound-style art The Wolf Among Us - See Life is Strange DON'T BUY: A Bird Story - RPG Maker story game that will drown you in schmaltz Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs - This game might be worth playing ironically for how bad it is, compared to the original Amnesia. so full of itself it makes The Path look like a BAFTA winner Home - A story game where YOU determine the story! And by that we mean literally the entire story, please write it for us Karmaflow - A metal rock opera mediocre 3D platformer. Watch it on Youtube instead of playing it, see how long you can tolerate the european as gently caress metal and screaming Master Reboot - Let down by a very low budget, janky as all get out Mind Path to Thalamus - Not remotely what I was expecting from the store page, too much of the game is spent in dreamlike "puzzle" rooms that are all terrible Read Only Memories - Wanted to have its cake and eat it too. Tries to have a story about oppression in a setting that is an all-inclusive utopia. Yeah it makes no sense Valiant Hearts - The worst of the UbiArts games, would have been better without gameplay at all, story is not really as interesting as the game wants it to be The Walking Dead S2 - Major step down from S1, and now with S3, Telltale's motto now seems to be "how can we make this kid's life eternally lovely forever" JRPG: BUY: Boot Hill Heroes - Earthbound-inspired Wild West RPG. You can ride horses!! (note: one episode of a "planned" trilogy that may never be finished) Child of Light - Grandia-inspired UbiArts game with annoying rhyming but amazing visuals Cthulhu Saves the World - Not sure how well this has aged, but it will be very cheap and it's decent enough. Looking forward to Cosmic Star Heroine Echoes of Aetheria - The best RPGMaker game on Steam, and maybe the only one with Suikoden-style combat Half Minute Hero series - Beat a JRPG in 30 seconds, again and again. Ignore the cynics, BOTH games are great, but the first obviously has a lot more to do beyond the main quest The Last Remnant - the Madden NFL Head Coach of JRPGs. build up your army of idiots and suggest to them what to do. by the SaGa people, so you may want a guide to help you Last Word - the only JRPG where combat is replaced with REBUTTALS Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky series - Long, long games by the makers of the Ys series. Well worth playing however Skyborn - Older game from the creators of Echoes of Aetheria, not as refined (and has Dragon Quest-style combat) but still higher in quality than most RPGMaker games Undertale - You're going to have a good time Valkyria Chronicles - Anime WW2 but with animes instead of Jewish people. Combination of SRPG and third-person shooter. Extremely fun DON'T BUY: Costume Quest - Cute for an hour and then nothing new is introduced for the remaining 5 hours, a chore to play Final Fantasy XIII - Run in a straight line from cutscene to cutscene while mashing buttons in battles (or not even doing that) Nep-Nep - Im sorry Puzzle BUY: Full Bore - Open world non-linear block pushing puzzler. Every room has tons of puzzles to OPTIONALLY solve, but you'll want to solve them. Has time rewind as well. Rooms within rooms within rooms like Fez Hexcells series - The final (shiny) evolution of Minesweeper Human Resource Machine - Learn how to program by instructing an employee to do things. By the makers of Little Inferno. Gets DEVIOUS near the end Mushroom 11 - You're an amorphous virus that can goop around anything and everything. You can slice portions of yourself off to solve puzzles. Couldn't put this one down until I finished it The Room series - The best "escape the room" style game series on Steam, where you examine intricate puzzle boxes in 3D, full of secret compartments. Amazing games Snakebird - One of the most difficult puzzle games on Steam, if you thought Boxboy for 3DS was easy, give this one a whirl Stacking - Very underrated DoubleFine game where you are a nesting doll that can nest over other dolls to use their abilities to solve puzzles Stick it to the Man - DoubleFine-esque puzzle platformer where you can mindread and implant ideas in people's heads The Swapper - Existential puzzler where you make clones of yourself to solve puzzles and then kill them The Talos Principle - Croteam beat The Witness to the punch a year early and did an amazing job with tricky and challenging laser puzzles and lots of terminals to read Thomas Was Alone - Should be pretty cheap, cute little platformer with a geometric aesthetic and fun narration Tisnart Tiles - Addictive match 3 puzzler DON'T BUY: Squarecells - I love Hexcells but this was a really bad take on Picross I want a game to play while chilling out and listening to podcasts/Skype? Braveland series - Lite SRPG with simple mechanics and stats Desktop Dungeons - Very addictive puzzle game under the guise of a 'roguelike' Everyday Genius: SquareLogic - The only version of Sudoku you'll ever need. and yes, i've 100%ed it Lethal RPG: War - Lite JRPG that is mostly about battlin', don't play it for the "story" Lily Child of Geos - Gorgeous game whose gameplay is nothing to write home about but is full of fun characters to talk to Little Inferno - Chill experience where you 'buy' items from a catalog and then burn them to gain money and xp to buy more items and unlock new ones Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube - First-person puzzler where you can summon cubes and place them in certain areas to progress. relaxing atmosphere and music Scribblenauts Unlimited - The ONLY context in which these games should be played. Knock a few stars out and then take a nap or something and any hidden object game by Artifex Mundi! i'll probably come back to this list when the deals go live
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A pretty neat list. Metro games should be in the to buy fps section though.
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I have not played last light but 2033 had its ups and downs honestly. i didnt play the Redux version though, it was the original
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Jun 23, 2016 10:56
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Listing Killing Floor in Don't Buy is...well, ok. Everybody already owns it anyway. But there's a huge difference between 'game I don't like' and 'game most people won't like.' It was, as was admitted, very popular. But the sequel released recently, I believe.
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Quest For Glory II posted:I have not played last light but 2033 had its ups and downs honestly. i didnt play the Redux version though, it was the original The redux improves a lot of stuff about 2033, and it's loving excellent either way, dumbo. Also they're usually dirt cheap. Also, killing floor is terrible, sorry lock.
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Jun 23, 2016 11:00
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Quest For Glory II posted:I want a game to play while chilling out and listening to podcasts/Skype? Euro Truck Simulator 2 is an absolute must as far as chill of that nature goes. There's a reason the old thread had the title "best Winamp visualization". Good list though, I added a few to the wishlist. As if I needed more in there, but oh well.
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Jun 23, 2016 11:03
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Payday The Heist had some severe balance issues but it was nevertheless a somewhat fun game. However Payday 2 is very very good and right now it's better than ever, with microtransactions completely removed and added tutorials and completely revamped, much more intuitive skill system. The game is free to play until July 4th and also on sale so if you're at all interested to play A Heist Movie: The Game, now is the perfect time to try. And just to be clear, don't worry about dlc, Gage Mod Courier pack is the only one considered essential. All others are definitely fun in various ways though, but only must buys if you absolutely have to have a flamethrower or retrowave music blasting in your ears as you watch cops dance on fire after you've introduced them to your new little friend. Ask the Payday 2 thread for more info. Also also, the devs are in the process of converting the old game's heists (which were very good, despite all) into Payday 2 with some improvements, so there is pretty much no reason to get the first game at this point. Edit: added some links. Laputanmachine fucked around with this message at 11:11 on Jun 23, 2016 |
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Jun 23, 2016 11:05
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Last Light might just be the best big FPS in quite some time. It's better than most of that list including Wolfenstein: TNO. More people should try it out considering how cheap it usually gets.
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Jun 23, 2016 11:08
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Has the DLC for Star Realms ever been on sale? Recently started playing it, really fun so far.
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Jun 23, 2016 11:09
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Palpek posted:Last Light might just be the best big FPS in quite some time. It's better than most of that list including Wolfenstein: TNO. More people should try it out considering how cheap it usually gets. Agreed, 2033 was incredible and Last light is too, and the redux fixes basically everything wrong with 2033. They're definitely two of the best single player shooters of the last ten years, along with wolf:tno and apparently Doom.
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Jun 23, 2016 11:12
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Valiant Hearts is great (even if I never managed to finish it), Boot Hill is garbage. The developer seriously contacts people who leave bad reviews on steam.
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Jun 23, 2016 11:16
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The REAL Goobusters posted:Only thing I'm planning on getting this steam sale is witcher 3 and its expansion packs. honestly dont know what else to get So people stream themselves buying things, and people watch?
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Jun 23, 2016 12:02
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People stream even stupider things so I don't doubt that, but what made you think anything here implied that?
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Jun 23, 2016 12:25
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I trimmed down my wishlist for the sale to avoid buying some dumb stuff so what I'm interested in is: Small games: Prospekt Oxenfree Firewatch The Beginner's Guide The Witness That Dragon, Cancer Samorost 3 Technobabylon Hard West Dex Big games: Hitman Far Cry: Primal Way of the Samurai 4 The Evil Within Homefront: The Revolution Fallout 4 We'll see how it goes.
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Jun 23, 2016 12:41
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Man when's this thing gonna start so I can window shop like a motherfucker!
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Jun 23, 2016 13:01
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Curious, but why would you want the new Homefront? It's been pretty much universally panned.
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Jun 23, 2016 13:01
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beer_war posted:Curious, but why would you want the new Homefront? It's been pretty much universally panned.
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Palpek posted:Big games: You're gonna have more fun with Hitman, Way of the Samurai 4 and Fallout in five minutes than you'll ever have with Homefront though (speaking of dumb stuff).
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Jun 23, 2016 13:10
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Does the new Homefront have some sort of Timesplitters easter egg? I miss Timesplitters 
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Jun 23, 2016 13:13
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WHAT A GOOD DOG posted:Man when's this thing gonna start so I can window shop like a motherfucker! In 5 hours or something
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Jun 23, 2016 13:17
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Palpek posted:I trimmed down my wishlist for the sale to avoid buying some dumb stuff so what I'm interested in is: Prospekt sucked
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Jun 23, 2016 13:28
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Quest For Glory II, you should add Ghost 1.0 to you Metroidvanias List to buy. It from the Developers of Unepic (stay with me...) that fixed the stupid memes, rear end in a top hat main character, graphics, and slow gameplay. The setting is really fun, the story is actually serviceable, the weapons are unique and plentiful and all in all its a really great entry into the genre. It even has two different modes to make the game more like a traditional Metroidvania or more like a roguelite.
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Jun 23, 2016 13:37
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Agent Escalus posted:Isn't Danganronpa considered a visual novel? That one's pretty high on my list this time. There Will Be Words (and Occasionally Blood)
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Jun 23, 2016 13:39
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ZoDiAC_ posted:Prospekt sucked
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Jun 23, 2016 13:41
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Palpek posted:So I heard but I'm curious about an open-world FPS set in a big city. I'll only get it on a really steep sale though which most likely won't happen yet. Isn't that just The Division, except with worse reviews?
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Jun 23, 2016 13:43
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Palpek posted:Oh poo poo, did it? That one was something I was looking forward to. It's not bad in places but what really turned me off was bulletsponge enemies, the standard hl2 enemies with like five times the health. You would be better off with the top free HL2 mods, it's not like Prospekt adds much. No new assets etc.
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Jun 23, 2016 13:44
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Quest For Glory II posted:DON'T BUY: you monster
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Jun 23, 2016 13:46
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Oh yes that's the good poo poo right there.
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Laputanmachine posted:People stream even stupider things so I don't doubt that, but what made you think anything here implied that? I meant to quote this thing. Not the thing I quoted. Joink posted:May buy some games, may not. May just watch twitch streamers spend thousand dollars on new visual novels tomorrow instead.
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exquisite tea posted:Isn't that just The Division, except with worse reviews?
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Too Lazy to Stop posted:Hey somebody remembered! I honestly love getting feedback from you guys. I remembered this one too! This and the attack on gaben one were the best. Also there was another one that I think only I remember, it was goon made (I think) and had Twista - Throwin' my money, playing in the background. Does anyone have a link to that one?
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tater_salad posted:So people stream themselves buying things, and people watch? ??????? What? When did I say I was streaming anything lmao E: just saw what your other post. That list was very good. I forgot about the last remnant!
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Earlier this year I created and organized a list of games I have yet to play/beat so that I could work my way through them. welp
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Jun 23, 2016 14:31
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I'm broke this sale, so I managed to have a virtual yard sale and acquire roughly $20 in my steam wallet from cards / old DOTA items. Thanks Steam inventory helper! I'm going to try to keep total purchases under about $40 this year, we'll see how I do. Anyway, I don't have a ton on my wishlist that I really want / need to pick up. I am thinking about any of: Lego Worlds Besiege Axiom Verge Caves of Qud Factorio Way of the Samurai 4 for the right price. I'd like Dirt Rally as well, but I don't think it's likely to get a big enough discount to fit it into my meager budget. Sadly I work at noon CST today, so I'll probably miss out on all the weird glitchy steals in the first few minutes of the sale. I'm seriously considering going into work early so I can get logged into my computer and ready.
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Jerusalem posted:Oh yes that's the good poo poo right there. Blocked in the US for me. I miss that video.
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Jun 23, 2016 14:41
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Does anyone have a list of games for couch multiplayer? They seem fairly rare on steam!
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Yo, can anyone alert me to really lovely sales / sale mistakes once the sale starts? Like this:  I need it due to reasons.
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Quest For Glory II posted:Metroidvanias You should check out Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight if you like Metroidvanias.
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Sgt. Anime Pederast posted:Does anyone have a list of games for couch multiplayer? They seem fairly rare on steam! I thought I'd get a specific URL for this, but http://www.co-optimus.com/system/4/pc.html Just choose couch co-op, and you're off!
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I should probably add Pillars of Eternity to my list but I just don't know if I can stomach an RPG in that style anymore. It's probably fantastic in its niche but if I need to read a ton of in-game books to understand the lore then something dies inside me.
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