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Ah, gotcha! Figured I'd give someone who hasn't won yet a chance. Perhaps next time! I'll probably try to throw in another giveaway or two down the line.
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EGS: The Walking Dead: Michonne - A Telltale Miniseries
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Quick, everyone, what game on Switch on a heavy emphasis or theme on eyes?
There are some beautiful, benevolent souls in this thread. Truly.
I wish Era wasn't classified as "games" on my work web browser's firewall so I could easily set up some giveaways. Mobile is a bitch :(.
I wish Era wasn't classified as "games" on my work web browser's firewall so I could easily set up some giveaways. Mobile is a bitch :(.
A win, finally! Thank you Dazraell for Manhunt. I have a funny anecdote with this game, I think I played it like 2 years after release on PC, I think it was gifted away with some horror themed gaming magazine or something of the sort - I sure didn't pay a whole lot for it but I was curious to play it because of the prior controversies about the game's extreme violence. The good old "let's blame every violent act on games" already ran its course multiple times between Doom, Mortal Kombat and GTA, but for this first time with Manhunt I felt that, while exaggerated, maybe they did have a good point after all.
I mean, the game was a simpler version of Hitman/Splinter Cell where your only goal was murder people. It wasn't about being stealthy, it was about being brutal. The more pain and suffering you caused to them, the better your score would be. It was pretty hardcore especially for the days, and as a teen back then I remember distinctly my mother looking at the game when I was playing. Now, my parents made me grow up on games like Doom, Quake, Duke Nukem 3D, Heretic, Tomb Raider, and this only in my first 8 years of my life so I wasn't exactly unused to violence, and neither were they. Well, for the first time ever, they didn't want me to play something so cruel, something so brutal for the sake of brutal. And for the only time, I kinda understood the point. I still played it when my parents weren't around, because as limited as the game was in some ways, it was also unprecedented in its way to convey violence and suffering.
I can see why it would please deviated people, but at the same time it's one of the few games that properly conveys how a person who is tortured, brutally murdered actually suffers. A weird experiment for sure. I never finished the game, not sure why I abandoned it after a while after all these years, but it's an interesting piece of gaming history, one that I have distinct memories with myself. I'm happy to own the game again, it'll also make an interesting little documentary piece for my fiancé (who enjoyed movies like the Saw films with me so she'll be okay with the violence) about how a game 16 years ago managed to be so incredibly wrong and yet so right. A world where GTA or Doom might be taking the main headlines, but where Manhunt made those look like child games in comparison.
Also a pretty solid pick for October in general given the horror vibes of said month. I'll let you know if we get to the game in a timely manner :) Thanks for the giveaway, you truly gave me a game that has a meaning to me. I'd lie if I said it was some gaming masterpiece for the ages, but it's such a unique piece of gaming history that it deserves to be remembered. And I will revisit it with pleasure. Definitely a meaningful pick for my (so far) only win in the new thread!
I mean, the game was a simpler version of Hitman/Splinter Cell where your only goal was murder people. It wasn't about being stealthy, it was about being brutal. The more pain and suffering you caused to them, the better your score would be. It was pretty hardcore especially for the days, and as a teen back then I remember distinctly my mother looking at the game when I was playing. Now, my parents made me grow up on games like Doom, Quake, Duke Nukem 3D, Heretic, Tomb Raider, and this only in my first 8 years of my life so I wasn't exactly unused to violence, and neither were they. Well, for the first time ever, they didn't want me to play something so cruel, something so brutal for the sake of brutal. And for the only time, I kinda understood the point. I still played it when my parents weren't around, because as limited as the game was in some ways, it was also unprecedented in its way to convey violence and suffering.
I can see why it would please deviated people, but at the same time it's one of the few games that properly conveys how a person who is tortured, brutally murdered actually suffers. A weird experiment for sure. I never finished the game, not sure why I abandoned it after a while after all these years, but it's an interesting piece of gaming history, one that I have distinct memories with myself. I'm happy to own the game again, it'll also make an interesting little documentary piece for my fiancé (who enjoyed movies like the Saw films with me so she'll be okay with the violence) about how a game 16 years ago managed to be so incredibly wrong and yet so right. A world where GTA or Doom might be taking the main headlines, but where Manhunt made those look like child games in comparison.
Also a pretty solid pick for October in general given the horror vibes of said month. I'll let you know if we get to the game in a timely manner :) Thanks for the giveaway, you truly gave me a game that has a meaning to me. I'd lie if I said it was some gaming masterpiece for the ages, but it's such a unique piece of gaming history that it deserves to be remembered. And I will revisit it with pleasure. Definitely a meaningful pick for my (so far) only win in the new thread!
84th page and no win... This gift bot is harder than the first one... reminds me of the enemy in the incredibles
I really liked both these game, I hope You will enjoy these too! :)
I'm Junior and I can't partecipate at several gifts but I agree that the limitation is the best possible solution to avoid speculations.
Thank you for everything you do ^_^
its like $21 on CdKeys
That was a glitch? I thought the allowed it for people coming from gaf.
Holy shit, amazing giveaways! I already have RE2 and LiS and my PC can't handle Control but I'm entering for Before the Storm and Senua with all my might. Notice me giftbot!
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Would be harsh if N30RYU was blocked from other giveaways because they 'won' a code that was already redeemed
Yeah, this was during the time where Era was still invite only. Account creation opened at very certain times, and you needed a code that was distributed via Discords of a lot of the community threads. It was a long time ago now, so I don't remember all the specifics, but for about an hour IIRC, account creation was wide open, and people could use gmail or hotmail accounts as their sign up email. It was actually when I ended up signing up, and then things were closed back up again for another day or so before opening up for realsies.
I remember the discord stuff (which was how I got in). Maybe because they let people from the discords use free emails.....I dunno?
excuse me, shitposting with an alt is a VERY NORMAL alt activity, all the cool alts are doing it
Holy crap on a stick! I won Return of the Obra Dinn!
Thanks a lot CannonFodder52
You have just made my month!
Thanks a lot CannonFodder52
You have just made my month!
It seems there's been a mixup. No problem. You can just PM me the code.
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I'll get right on that. ;)
Btw, makers of giftbot, the enter giveaway button seems to be missing on a lot of giveaways on this page. At least for me.
Pretty sure. Even if you're restricted the button to press should still be there.
Maybe its giftbot angry at me because i havent done a giveaway like in 2 weeks. Hmmmm
