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Steam Summer Sale 2018 |OT| 6/21 - 7/5. Yes, it's still just 33% off.
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Oh nooo, I'm sorry you're going to experience Silent Hill with the worst game in the series.
Yeah I know it's not the best, my friend has played them all and said it's not bad but definitely not the highlight. But AFAIK it's the only one available on PC, it's one of those series I'd love to get a proper remake so I could play it properly.
Picked up Trails of Cold Steel 2 to show Xseed some love, even though I'm in the middle of the first game and probably won't get to the second for god knows how long.
Also finally grabbed Age of Decadence. I need an RPG that isn't 60+ hours long in my life, as well as some cynical grognard bullshit to balance out all the power of friendship from ToCS.
Also finally grabbed Age of Decadence. I need an RPG that isn't 60+ hours long in my life, as well as some cynical grognard bullshit to balance out all the power of friendship from ToCS.
Thats generally the case. The summer sales are always good. People think though like every game should be .01$ or something because that one time ##### was on sale for a cheap deal l because of ####.
Is Total War: Warhammer a good entry point to both Total War and Warhammer (especially lore-wise) series?
FF12 is already at -50%. It's a good bargain for a port of this quality. Pretty much one of the few times Square-Enix put actual work to fit the demands of the PC playerbase (21:9, arbitrary resolutions). I don't think it'll go lower than that for a long time.
If you've played enough MVC3, have friends who would play and the price is fine with you its worth a look. Story Mode is better than MVC3s imo but rest of single player options are iffy.
Seriously. It's the only released game on my list NOT on sale.
It'll likely go on 66% at the most within a year if not later this year on their online store.
Steam store probably not within 2 years.
I paid full price for the base game and DLC -- totally worth it. Actually, I think the second DLC is worth $60 on its own. My personal favorite game to come out in almost a decade.
Any good online co-op games to play with someone that doesn't require that much in terms of graphics? So far, I have Don't Starve Together.
Well, 2,3 and 4 are technically available on PC... as less-than-stellar ports with a physical only release.
Planescape Torment worked amazing. The biggest difference is the UI changes.
Technically there are PC versions for SH2 and SH3, but good luck trying to find a copy that isn't $100+.
Ah, c'est la vie
Enjoy the soundtrack at least, and try not to think too hard about the story.
Good low prices are always more than a year after launch
I only own flaming cliffs 3 but it works well for me
Most all the problems at launch are worked out. I'm making my way through them and it's been fine.
So I'm thinking about getting Assassin's Creed Rogue, but I was wondering if I should also get Freedom Cry as well or should I just skip it?
*Available on Steam, there are physical versions of Silent Hill 2, 3, & 4 available. Since it's fucking Konami those have never come to Steam though.
Homecoming is my least favorite mainline Silent Hill game, BUT it's not absolutely terrible or anything. It's got it's moments and good points. Just know the game is more Silent Hill The Movie: The Game than a regular Silent Hill game. It has a lot more in common with the Silent Hill film than it does with the rest of the series, I'm convinced at one point Homecoming was a game tie-in for the film. Just know if you end up disliking or being meh on it that it's not representative of the series as a whole, but I think you'll be fine as detaching itself from the rest of the series it's still a pretty decent little B-Horror game.
Only played Planescape EE, but it's absolutely god-tier compared to the original and GOG (modded up) versions.
Don't hesitate.
I loved it, but I'm a bit of an AC fanboy... however this will sound weird - I can't really remember anything that happened in it. Did you play AC4: Black Flag? It's basically a side-story to that, not really related to Rogue... so I'd say play Black Flag first if you need to pick between that and Freedom Cry.
I was really surprised at Rogue when i finally got around to playing it. I thought it was excellent and felt bad it seemed to get lost being on the last-gen consoles. At least now it has had its PC port & remasters, etc. If you did play 4 and liked it, you'd most likely love Rogue, it's the same mix of AC & naval stuff, just in a northern setting.
Edit: Just a heads up, if you do in fact have AC4: Black Flag, Freedom Cry as a DLC to that (instead of standalone) is a few bucks cheaper.
Anyone here played NightCry? I love the Clock Tower games, but the Steam reviews are holding me back a little.
God, Steam sales are such videogame savagery
Is The Evil Within 2 worth more or less than Hollow Knight + The Surge?
Is an ELEX a better value than Prey + Alien: Isolation?
Cities: Skylines + Enter the Gungeon + Vanquish might trounce any of those options for the same money.
I haven't passed on GTAV for a trillion years because the price itself is outrageous, but the opportunity cost in these sales is always killer.
Is The Evil Within 2 worth more or less than Hollow Knight + The Surge?
Is an ELEX a better value than Prey + Alien: Isolation?
Cities: Skylines + Enter the Gungeon + Vanquish might trounce any of those options for the same money.
I haven't passed on GTAV for a trillion years because the price itself is outrageous, but the opportunity cost in these sales is always killer.
Picked up What Remains of Edith Finch. No clue how far in I am, but this has got to be the most original, interesting "walking sim" I've ever played. Sorry Life is Strange, you've been surpassed one hundred fold. Telltale shod be triple ashamed.
Edit: I made it seem like Telltale made life is strange, but meant both dontnod and telltale should be scared.
Edit: I made it seem like Telltale made life is strange, but meant both dontnod and telltale should be scared.
Picked up the following:
* Ghost Recon Wildlands
* Reflex Arena
* UT 2K4
The last two were for a LAN party/birthday I'm going to, but I'm intrigued with Wildlands, especially for only $20.
* Ghost Recon Wildlands
* Reflex Arena
* UT 2K4
The last two were for a LAN party/birthday I'm going to, but I'm intrigued with Wildlands, especially for only $20.
I don't think they should be scared, Edith Finch is more walking simulator while TellTale and Dontnod are more "Narrative Game". But I agree, Edith Finch is an amazing walking sim and maybe one of if not the best to be made so far. Great story, magical moments, interesting and detailed setting, great music... It honestly is an amazing game.
This is the first sale in a while where I actually wanna get quite a lot of stuff! Tempted to get:
PUBG
Ni No Kuni 2
Transport Fever
Portal Bridge Constructor
Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet
And there are a few other titles I've been looking at but have been on sale before.
PUBG
Ni No Kuni 2
Transport Fever
Portal Bridge Constructor
Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet
And there are a few other titles I've been looking at but have been on sale before.
Immensely underrated. Streams games perfectly on a Gigabit Ethernet local connection
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I bought one last time they were on sale. Great deal. Ended up ~£11 with postage though. Shame it only does 1080p.
Really tempted to move a lot of ubisoft games and gta 5 to steam so i can have all of my games in one gaming space (except annoying ass EA Origin). And the auto updating seems way more convenient than rockstar/ubiplay.
That's not a good price for Evil Within 2. You can often pick it up for around $20 on Amazon. I bought my copy from New Egg for $15 with free shipping.
It's currently $18.69 on cdkeys, but I've often seen it for under $17.
https://www.cdkeys.com/pc/games/the-evil-within-2-pc-steam-cd-key
On the contrary that is a good price for The Surge. Hollow Knight seems average.
I'm interested in The Surge as well, but I feel like the moment I buy it, it's going to appear in a Humble Monthly.
Yeah 4k Would be Fantastic. It's really ideal for having another location to play games in another space in your place. I was very surprised by how well it works.
Hmmmm... Tempting. But it's still a bit too high for what I'm willing to pay for a Denuvo game.
Rex Rocket is a tough-as-nails Mega Man-ish and excellent. Not on sale for some reason, but it's $5.
20XX is supposed to be really good and basically Mega Man PC.
Odallus is perfect if you're looking for something pre-Metroidvania Castlevania, and pretty unbeatable at that price.
Castle in the Darkness and Momodora are both fantastic games (and even better values) for some light Metroidvania-platforming.
Ah nice, thanks. Appreciate it.
Tempted to pick up Assassin's Creed Origins, but even with all the good stuff I've heard about it I think I might prefer to skip it (until it's a lot cheaper) and get AC:Odyssey first.
Was a big fan of the bait stuff from AC:4, and the added dialog system stuff seems cool. I feel like if I get Origins I might burn out on it before Odyssey comes out...
Was a big fan of the bait stuff from AC:4, and the added dialog system stuff seems cool. I feel like if I get Origins I might burn out on it before Odyssey comes out...
Can someone recommend anything that will cure an itch for Rogue Legacy style gameplay? I don't just want the roguelike part, I want the permanent progression aspect as well. I know a ton of games with the first but not as many with the second.
I don't remember Square Enix ever giving more than 50% off for their Final Fantasy titles. 50% is all we've got.
