Hekotat
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Pretty much this, especially since everything is so loot box driven or just re-hashes of 30 year old games.
Steam Deals and Digital Sales
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Pretty much this, especially since everything is so loot box driven or just re-hashes of 30 year old games.
Erronius
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Well I bought a ton of cheaper games, especially for friends (and a lot of DLC for a friend of mine who actively streams).
Reason I was asking is I was wondering if you wont get a TotalSpend if you made purchases during a sale that's still active
Just a long shot but /shrug
Reason I was asking is I was wondering if you wont get a TotalSpend if you made purchases during a sale that's still active
Just a long shot but /shrug
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I bought a few things, smaller games and shit. I have a lot of stuff on my wishlist and just buy some of it every now and then to refill my "to play" list. There hasn't been insanely good deals or anything but that's just normal nowadays, those insane good deals rarely ever happen anymore(and when I say that I mean for the past 10years or whatever, it isn't a recent thing), so I'm just buying stuff when it's stuck to the same historical low for a while.
Got Chronicron, Virgo versus the Zodiac(both part of Fanatical packs with a bunch of other games I don't care that much about but it was like 6euros for 3games anyway) and I'll be buying Labyrinth of Refrain before the sale ends since that game's price hasn't moved in years and I feel like playing a drpg after my current game. Will probably buy Vaporum Lockdown and Rogue Fable 3 while I'm at it.
It's all under 20euros games though, I agree that full price games(even after a year+ of being released), being discounted by only 50% aren't appealing. I'm waiting for better deals on these, or when I'm bored and feel like playing one I'll buy one eventually. Sekiro is on that list for example and once I feel like playing a fromsoft game(not now cause I've been playing a bunch of elden ring until last week) I'll probably cave and buy it at 30euros, but yeah a lot of stuff I'm not considering buying if they don't do better sales(octopath traveller, nioh 2, nier replicant, atelier ryza).
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This may be the first summer sale I don't buy anything. Still playing Elden Ring. Other than that it's been AOE 2, Civ 5, and Dota 2 for the last 10 years.
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Hekotat
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Rarely is there anything worth buying anymore. There are tons of indie games but most seem to mirror the same shit over and over again (AARPG, Rogue-Lite, Counter Strike Style, etc.). We seriously need more innovation and variations in gaming it's gotten stale. We get what, 1 triple A title a year that's good, if even that?
I'm in the same boat as Malakriss, I can wait til shit drops to 19.99 especially when it's a clone of existing games. It has to be something really spectacular for me to even buy during sales anymore.
Still waiting on Battlebit to save us, haha.
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This may have been patched but end game is kind of broken, some of the orcs are basically as immortal as you are. The sieges and multiplayer elements are fun as well until you run into something maxed out with more then one immortal orc inside. By then though I put in enough hours to put it down anyway.
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Erronius
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I can't remember what game it was, but about a week ago I messaged 6 or 7 people who had the game in their Steam library to ask if it was worth it on sale, and literally none of them had ever played it.
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Not sure how many people might share this combo interest, but July's Humble Monthly doesn't seem totally rubbish with Deep Rock Galactic and Necromunda: Hired Gun as the two headliners. The former is still cheaper on its own if you get it on Steam ($9.89), but Necromunda is $19.99, so $11.99 for both is a good deal if you were interested in the latter, or like me, considering both.
Rest of the games are indies I haven't heard of, but they might suit some people's fancy:
Legion TD 2 - Multiplayer tower defense
Banners of Ruin - Anthropomorphic animal card battle game
Yes, Your Grace - 2D Kingdom management game
ATOM RPG Trudograd - Turn based, post apocalyptic strategy game sequel
Lawn Mowing Simulator - I don't even know why
Rest of the games are indies I haven't heard of, but they might suit some people's fancy:
Legion TD 2 - Multiplayer tower defense
Banners of Ruin - Anthropomorphic animal card battle game
Yes, Your Grace - 2D Kingdom management game
ATOM RPG Trudograd - Turn based, post apocalyptic strategy game sequel
Lawn Mowing Simulator - I don't even know why
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