Noodleface
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Nice. I do have shadowrun returns but just rhe base game.
I also have dragons dogma
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I also have dragons dogma
Hatorade
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Returns is decent if you play that one first but shitty compared to the DC or Hong Kong shadowrun, lots of quality of life improvements.
norp
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Not that interested in this steam sale, so much meh and I have too many non-steam games to play already. Anywho, just came to recommend The Long Dark to anyone that wants a single player ultra-realistic wintery survival game. Had some really fun moments playing it already, and even though it's early access I think it's worth the $6.79 as is.
Noodleface
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hodj
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Subnautica is the standard for developing early access titles. Its also about to be released.
Long Dark is early access still, and much further away from being finished. Same with The Forest, which is absolute trash.
Chysamere
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You can look forward to Battletech like the rest of us
Noodleface
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spronk
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shadow of mordor GOTY is $2.49 on steam now, price match to amazon. worth it at that price. some people love the game, some hate it but its definitely worth a spin if you are a fan of the movies/books
Save 94% on Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Game of the Year Edition on Steam
Save 94% on Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Game of the Year Edition on Steam
Kirun
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Yeah, it's a steal at $2.49. It gets repetitive once you unlock most of the moves and can't really be touched, but even at $15ish during the winter sale when I got it, I easily got my money's worth.
hodj
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Subnautica is 11.99 on steam sale and releases at the end of August where it'll be like 30 dollars or so.
You literally cannot go wrong with that title if you are into the survival/crafting/exploration type games. It is the model for early access. Daily bug fixes, weekly content updates, regular contact by the devs, and the game itself is just stunning, both visually and in the scope of it.
The game begins with you bailing out of an exploding space ship in a drop pod and splashing down in the ocean on a planet that appears to be majority water. After putting out the fire in your drop pod, you have to immediately begin exploring for raw materials to construct food, clean water, and gear so you can progress towards building a base and eventually developing submarine equipment to explore further and deeper into the ocean planet in search of answers to why your ship was destroyed basically.
The story is minimalist. The emphasis is on survival. There is always something bigger and stronger than you that is a threat. Management of oxygen, inventory, food and hunger needs drive a large part of the early game, while construction and expansion drives the middle part of the game.
Haast
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Gavinmad
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Must have been a typo on Amazon's end because it's 12.49 on Amazon and 9.99 on Steam.
Noodleface
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Kirun
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Sulrn
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He's not wrong. It was a game built around an engine instead of an engine built for a Game.
It was a cool concept that was poorly implemented. Not having the core feature of the game until it's 3/4s over was pretty bad design. The entire game being a tutorial was bad design. The end boss fights were extremely bad design.
I enjoyed it, but it's not hard to see how someone doesn't.
It was a cool concept that was poorly implemented. Not having the core feature of the game until it's 3/4s over was pretty bad design. The entire game being a tutorial was bad design. The end boss fights were extremely bad design.
I enjoyed it, but it's not hard to see how someone doesn't.
Kirun
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Vorph
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I liked it for a few hours and then the ungodly repetition set in and I couldn't force myself to finish it. Combining Assassin's Creed and Batman was a cool idea, and I probably would have found it more tolerable if I hadn't already played so many games from those series to 100%. Never understood the praise for the nemesis system though; sure, it was kind of unique, but that doesn't make it good.
