Just finished up Everspace. Can't believe I ended up putting 40 hours into that one. I'm generally not a rogue-like fan but I do love my sci-fi games.
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Done and done. I'm disappointed, too. Capcom can't even be bothered to provide screenshots or a list of basic Switch features on the eShop pages, but they're absolutely ready to take your 30 god damned dollars. Get outta here with that noise.
Nah. Pixel art visuals aren't lazy -- they're the original medium for expressing a video game, and they're a permanent option. Are film makers who shoot in black and white "lazy" because we have color film? In context, the industry has been with pixel art for longer than we've been without pixel art; there was a brief period in the mid-late-1990s through early 2000s where excitement over polygonal graphics made pixel art a rare thing, which gave a lot of folks the perception that "retro" pixel art was some kind of trend when it began to come back -- but we're about a decade and a half removed from that and the "trend" is still going strong (which is to say, it's not a trend at all). And that's to say nothing of the accessibility of pixel art compared to full-HD, full-3D worlds (and, no, accessible does not mean lazy; we'd be here all day listing pixel art games from passionate, hardworking creators).
So they basically copied Top Gear 2 down to exact same issues lol
I dont mind that as I am a big fan of top gear 2 on snes.
It's...OK. gfx are a bit hitchy and the gameplay is shallow. Bought it as a time waster for my SO bc she knew about the mobile game. If you want to kill some time, sure why not, otherwise put the 6 bucks towards baba.
It's short but I enjoyed it. Neat aesthetic and fun story, $5 isn't a bad price for a few hours that it lasts.
Yeah, that second bonus level got me thinking for about 20 minutes and I just went to sleep. I think I'll move on to the third area before trying it again.
About the puzzles, I feel like you have to get rid of your previous knowledge about videogames to solve some of the them. It's really, really good and very satisfying.
I've been keeping my discussion to the OT but yeah Baba is You is amazing and everyone should play it.
Those darn lazy devs strike again! /s Pixel art is a medium like anything else, and from that trailer it looks like it's being used pretty well.
I think the sooner we get away from indiscriminately hand-waving all pixel art as nostalgia-bait the better.
Those darn lazy devs strike again! /s Pixel art is a medium like anything else, and from that trailer it looks like it's being used pretty well.
I think the sooner we get away from indiscriminately hand-waving all pixel art as nostalgia-bait the better.
Mutant Year Zero listing spotted on GameFly. I hope that's true, have had my eye on that for a while, I love Xcom-style games.
http:/www.nintendolife.com/news/2019/03/switch_listing_for_mutant_year_zero_road_to_eden_spotted_on_gamefly
http:/www.nintendolife.com/news/2019/03/switch_listing_for_mutant_year_zero_road_to_eden_spotted_on_gamefly
How hard is it to grasp the basic gameplay loop?
The price and my lack of experience with first person space shooters is what's holding me back. Theoretically, I should like Everspace.
It's not difficult to get the hang of. It plays like most any space-combat game, only throwing you into a series of randomly generated levels with various enemies, resources, and sidequests.
One run is basically a trip through 7 sectors, each consisting of 5 or 6 levels, except 7, which is only one, and always the same location. Upon exiting each level, you're shown a map of the sector with icons showing the difficulty of particular areas, and which sidequests can be advanced from which areas, so you can somewhat select the path you take through each sector.
You lose everything upon death except for the money you earned from that run, which you then spend on permanent perks (upgrades) for your pilot and ship. There are four ships to choose from, and they each play differently. I found the starter ship to be best overall, but the DLC ship (well, it was a DLC ship originally but is included in the Switch version by default) is solid as well.
It takes a few runs to get to a point where you start being formidable. There are plenty of different weapons and tools so you shouldn't have an issue finding something to suit your play style. You will die a whole bunch of times, but the upgrades pile up over time to make things easier. At the start of each run, you select one of three difficulties (easy nets you -25% money, but I still recommend starting there because it won't make a difference once you put enough cash into loot upgrades).
Also, it's not just first-person. The cockpit view is one of several camera options.
I don't dislike pixel art overall, but there's so much of it now I get a little tired of seeing it. I don't expect visuals in indy titles to match AAA games, but something with a smoother look to it would be nice sometimes.
I really love the art style of this and the Disgaea games, but I've never managed to get into a dungeon crawler before. If I have teh moniez the next time this goes on sale, I might give it a shot.
I'm playing it.
It's a terrible port but you might enjoy the game (well, maybe book-game is more apt).
When I say terrible port I mean that it lacks even the most basic functions you'd expect in a console game (I could never even find a way to start the game anew, no option to load a save or a new game, you need to delete the save game to do that). They just dumped a mobile game as is, so if you're not ok with playing using touch controls I'd urge you to stay away from it... using the controller means you drag a (sluggish) cursor around with the analog stick.
The art is great.
The story is decent.
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Was planning on picking up Rico, Motorsport Manager and Red Strings Club today, but I think I'll wait for a sale on Rico given it looks like the novelty will wear off quickly.
Keen to see impressions of RSC but will probably grab it anyway and I'll be getting MSM anyway as I know it's regarded well from Steam and iOS.
Keen to see impressions of RSC but will probably grab it anyway and I'll be getting MSM anyway as I know it's regarded well from Steam and iOS.
How were the controls on switch? I have it on xbox and I am thinking I need to turn the sensitivity on the sticks way down. In some early dog fights I really found it hard to keep enemies in sight and keep moving. I felt like the movements were a little over sensitive. That may just get better with more upgrades or trying cockpit view though.
I had to bail on it. Even though I actually enjoyed it. I made it through gnome kingdom I believe and I could tell I was going to need a lot of levelling, party management and muddling around in the systems and menus. While I wanted a good FP dungeon craw I think I could see Refrain bogging down for me in its systems.
Vaporum is now coming and that Monkey tavern goes on sale a bunch. So hopefully a couple more come out.
Kind of a shame because I liked the little story interstitials and wanted to see where they went. I am just not going to drop 80 hours to get there.
I think I want more Wizardry/Might and Magic styled games. Like an updated for console Wizardry 8 would be legit right now.
Clannad coming to Switch on July 4th in Japan. Supports Japanese and English. First print run of physical version includes drama CD.
I would suggest you don't, it's a time sink whose story unfolds VERY slowly.
And so did I today. I got fed up with this game's shit after an encounter with a boss who was seemingly impossible to defeat through physical attacks although the rest of the dungeon could be wiped out fairly easily with this methods. Since you have to go through a large portion of the map again each time you die, and have to go through the whole random battles again, I prefered to erase my save file instead.
I read through the story after I rage quit and actually, it is very interesting. Too bad you each time have to play hours before before you can read a little something about it.
I downloaded the Monkey Tavern demo and haven't started it yet. But it looks interesting.
What? Why reset the console? Can't you just delete the save?
Yea there might not be save/load menu in the game but I'm sure it's storing save data regardless
NOA press weekly press releases have gotten worse and worse. Its evident they don't care and just release a bare minimum pr because they think they have to. Honestly I wish they'd just produce a 1-2 minute eshop update video every week and call it a day. It'd be more interesting.
There will be a western release (digital-only), pretty much guaranteed to be on the same day.
if so I'll grab it day 1 from NA eShop ^_^ Clannad is one of the best VNs of all time and I want to support VNs on Switch so we keep getting more :)
I have posted more elaborated impressions in the shmup thread, but 'Mars: Chaos Menace' is one of the best new shmup releases of the last months, on par with 'Devil Engine'.
To summarize my impressions, this is a brand new 3D vertical shmup with a 4:3 horizontal display, taking inspiration from classics such as 'Raiden IV' and 'Strania'.
It's made by a Spanish team, but it's so good and well designed that this can easily fit in an arcade cabinet, and it has nothing to envy to Japanese classics from the mid-2000s.
The soundtrack has a 'Raiden IV' feel, they have nailed the feeling of the shooting and the sound design. The placement of enemies and the scoring options are sublime.
The Switch port is not so hot, it's running at 720p on portable mode and the 3D engine is gorgeous for a game made in Unity, but this has come with the compromise of locking the framerate to 30 FPS on Switch. At least, the performance it's rock solid, it feels smooth and it plays great.
But the game is so good that I will probably double dip on its Steam version in the future, to have a 60 FPS version. I still adore to have this on a portable console, thought.
Here is a video capture of me playing a section of the first level:
To summarize my impressions, this is a brand new 3D vertical shmup with a 4:3 horizontal display, taking inspiration from classics such as 'Raiden IV' and 'Strania'.
It's made by a Spanish team, but it's so good and well designed that this can easily fit in an arcade cabinet, and it has nothing to envy to Japanese classics from the mid-2000s.
The soundtrack has a 'Raiden IV' feel, they have nailed the feeling of the shooting and the sound design. The placement of enemies and the scoring options are sublime.
The Switch port is not so hot, it's running at 720p on portable mode and the 3D engine is gorgeous for a game made in Unity, but this has come with the compromise of locking the framerate to 30 FPS on Switch. At least, the performance it's rock solid, it feels smooth and it plays great.
But the game is so good that I will probably double dip on its Steam version in the future, to have a 60 FPS version. I still adore to have this on a portable console, thought.
Here is a video capture of me playing a section of the first level:
I have posted more elaborated impressions in the shmup thread, but 'Mars: Chaos Menace' is one of the best new shmup releases of the last months, on par with 'Devil Engine'.
To summarize my impressions, this is a brand new 3D vertical shmup with a 4:3 horizontal display, taking inspiration from classics such as 'Raiden IV' and 'Strania'.
It's made by a Spanish team, but it's so good and well designed that this can easily fit in an arcade cabinet, and it has nothing to envy to Japanese classics from the mid-2000s.
The soundtrack has a 'Raiden IV' feel, they have nailed the feeling of the shooting and the sound design. The placement of enemies and the scoring options are sublime.
The Switch port is not so hot, it's running at 720p on portable mode and the 3D engine is gorgeous for a game made in Unity, but this has come with the compromise of locking the framerate to 30 FPS on Switch. At least, the performance it's rock solid, it feels smooth and it plays great.
But the game is so good that I will probably double dip on its Steam version in the future, to have a 60 FPS version. I still adore to have this on a portable console, thought.
Here is a video capture of me playing a section of the first level:
Been on the fence about this one for awhile, how challenging is it?
Man, I know it sounds elitist but I don't know if I can play a 30fps shmup.
I'm still fighting TRIALS's framerate, I love the game so much but I hate how screwed up the Stadium Finals events are, framerate is so bad and it fucks up the physics and changes how heavy/light it should be to maneuver your driver on air, screwing up plenty of runs... you end up fighting the physics instead of working around them.
I wish they'd release a performance patch.
Oh well at least most tracks and events are nowhere near that bad.
lol
I shouldn't write posts after being awake for 50 hours... I got confused with how you can't delete game updates.
You're absolutely right of course :)
I'm still fighting TRIALS's framerate, I love the game so much but I hate how screwed up the Stadium Finals events are, framerate is so bad and it fucks up the physics and changes how heavy/light it should be to maneuver your driver on air, screwing up plenty of runs... you end up fighting the physics instead of working around them.
I wish they'd release a performance patch.
Oh well at least most tracks and events are nowhere near that bad.
lol
I shouldn't write posts after being awake for 50 hours... I got confused with how you can't delete game updates.
You're absolutely right of course :)
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I'm playing in Normal difficulty, but it also has an Easy difficulty option and of course, a Hard difficulty level.
Its balance and difficulty are on par with Japanese shmups designed for the arcades: so really, really hard in its Normal mode.
But it also depends of how you want to play this.
Normally, shmup newcomers are overwhelmed by the bullets.
And in this game, you can activate a shield by pushing a trigger, to not be damaged by the bullets. The shield is infinite, but you can't abuse of it because it has a cool down bar. There is also a powerful laser beam, with the same cool down meter.
The game seems to rely a lot in how to strategize the use of the laser beam and the shield. Try to abuse of the shield without cleaning the screen from enemies, and you are done. Because you will end without the shield, in the middle of a rain of bullets.
You also have two shooting buttons, one for the front part and other for your back.
All of these elements, your 3 different shootings and the shield, are perfectly integrated in the design of the game.
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DLCs
GRIP: Cygon Garage Kit (Wired Productions) - 30% - €1.39/£1.04 (was €1.99/£1.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
GRIP: Nyvoss Garage Kit (Wired Productions) - 30% - €1.39/£1.04 (was €1.99/£1.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
GRIP: Terra Garage Kit (Wired Productions) - 30% - €1.39/£1.04 (was €1.99/£1.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
GRIP: Vintek Garage Kit (Wired Productions) - 30% - €1.39/£1.04 (was €1.99/£1.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Mordheim: Warband Skirmish – Undead Warband (Legendary Games) - 40% - €4.19/£2.99 (was €6.99/£4.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Sonic Mania – Encore DLC (SEGA) - 30% - €3.49/£2.80 (was €4.99/£4.00) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – A Captainless Squad (SEGA) - 50% - €2.49/£1.99 (was €4.99/£3.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – A United Front with Squad 7 (SEGA) - 50% - €2.99/£2.39 (was €5.99/£4.79) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – Edy's Advance Ops (SEGA) - 50% - €1.99/£1.59 (was €3.99/£3.19) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – Expert Level Skirmishes (SEGA) - 50% - €2.49/£1.99 (was €4.99/£3.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – Squad E, to the Beach! (SEGA) - 50% - €3.49/£2.79 (was €6.99/£5.59) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – The Two Valkyria (SEGA) - 50% - €2.49/£1.99 (was €4.99/£3.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Games
'n Verlore Verstand (Skobbejak Games) - 35% - €9.09/£8.44 (was €13.99/£12.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
911 Operator Bundle (SONKA) - 40% - €13.19/£11.81 (was €21.99/£19.69) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Abyss (EnjoyUp Games) - 25% - €2.24/£2.01 (was €2.99/£2.69) - from 15/03 until 12/04
ABZÛ (505 Games) - 20% - €15.99/£11.99 (was €19.99/£14.99) - from 16/03 until 24/03
Bad Dream: Coma (Forever Entertainment) - 33% - €6.69/£6.02 (was €9.99/£8.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
BILLIARD (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €3.49/£3.14 (was €6.99/£6.29) - from 14/03 until 27/03
Bit Dungeon+ (Dolores Ent.) - 50% - €4.49/£4.04 (was €8.99/£8.09) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Black Hole (Dufgames) - 34% - €3.95/£3.56 (was €5.99/£5.40) - from 17/03 until 24/03
Bloody Zombies (nDreams) - 40% - €8.09/£6.59 (was €13.49/£10.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Broken Age (Double Fine) - 30% - €8.95/£8.04 (was €12.79/£11.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Catch 'Em! Goldfish Scooping (D3 Publisher) - 70% - €2.09/£1.88 (was €6.99/£6.29) - from 14/03 until 27/03
Cities: Skylines – Nintendo Switch™ Edition (ParadoxInteractive) - 33% - €26.79/£24.11 (was €39.99/£35.99) - from 14/03 until 20/03
Crimsonland (10tons) - 55% - €6.29/£5.39 (was €13.99/£11.99) - from 12/03 until 18/03
Destiny's Princess: A War Story, A Love Story (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €7.49/£6.74 (was €14.99/£13.49) - from 14/03 until 27/03
Detention (Coconut Island Games) - 40% - €6.29/£5.69 (was €10.49/£9.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Die for Valhalla! (Monster Couch) - 25% - €8.99/£8.24 (was €11.99/£10.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Disease -Hidden Object- (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €3.49/£3.14 (was €6.99/£6.29) - from 14/03 until 27/03
DYING: Reborn – Nintendo Switch Edition (Coconut Island games) - 30% - €5.87/£5.31 (was €8.39/£7.59) - from 14/03 until 28/03
EARTHLOCK (Snowcastle Games) - 55% - €11.24/£10.12 (was €24.99/£22.49) - from 14/03 until 12/4/
Enchanting Mahjong Match (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €2.49/£2.49 (was €4.99/£4.99) - from 14/03 until 27/03
ESCAPE TRICK: 35 Fateful Enigmas (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €9.99/£7.99 (was €19.99/£15.99) - from 14/03 until 27/03
Fear Effect Sedna (SQUARE ENIX) - 90% - €1.99/£1.59 (was €19.95/£15.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
FINAL FANTASY XV POCKET EDITION HD (SQUARE ENIX) - 50% - €14.99/£12.50 (was €29.99/£25.00) - from 12/03 until 19/03
Fishing Universe Simulator (Forever Entertainment) - 33% - €6.69/£6.02 (was €9.99/£8.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Forgotton Anne (Square Enix Europe LTD) - 40% - €11.99/£9.95 (was €19.99/£15.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Gakuen Club (D3 Publisher) - 33% - €16.74/£13.39 (was €24.99/£19.99) - from 14/03 until 27/03
Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams – Owltimate Edition (HandyGames) - 20% - €23.99/£21.59 (was €29.99/£26.99) - from 14/03 until 04/04
Glaive: Brick Breaker (Forever Entertainment) - 60% - €3.99/£3.59 (was €9.99/£8.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Gnomes Garden 2 (8Floor Games) - 40% - €2.99/£2.69 (was €4.99/£4.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Grim Fandango Remastered (Double Fine) - 30% - €9.09/£8.04 (was €12.99/£11.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
GRIP Digital Deluxe (Wired Productions) - 30% - €30.09/£26.59 (was €42.99/£37.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Guacamelee! 2 Complete (DrinkBox Studios) - 30% - €15.04/£13.57 (was €21.49/£19.39) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Human: Fall Flat (Curve Digital) - 50% - €7.49/£7.49 (was €14.99/£14.99) - from 11/03 until 25/03
I am Setsuna (SQUARE ENIX) - 50% - €19.99/£14.99 (was €39.99/£29.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Job the Leprechaun (Herrero) - 50% - €1.49/£1.49 (was €2.99/£2.99) - from 14/03 until 21/03
Julie's Sweets (Ocean Media) - 30% - €6.99/£6.29 (was €9.99/£8.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Jurassic Pinball (EnjoyUp Games) - 25% - €1.49/£1.34 (was €1.99/£1.79) - from 15/03 until 12/04
Knock 'Em Down! Bowling (D3 Publisher) - 34% - €9.89/£8.90 (was €14.99/£13.49) - from 14/03 until 27/03
LOST SPHEAR (SQUARE ENIX) - 50% - €24.99/£19.99 (was €49.99/£39.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Mad Age & This Guy (SimFabric) - 77% - €1.07/£0.96 (was €4.69/£4.19) - from 11/03 until 31/03
Merchants of Kaidan (Forever Entertainment) - 33% - €6.69/£6.02 (was €9.99/£8.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Mercury Race (Herrero) - 40% - €4.79/£4.79 (was €7.99/£7.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Mitsurugi Kamui Hikae (ZENITH BLUE) - 40% - €7.19/£6.47 (was €11.99/£10.79) - from 14/03 until 29/03
Mordheim: Warband Skirmish (Legendary Games) - 40% - €14.99/£11.99 (was €24.99/£19.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Morphite (Blowfish Studios) - 40% - €8.99/£8.09 (was €14.99/£13.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
MXGP3 – The Official Motocross Videogame (Milestone) - 70% - €14.99/£11.99 (was €49.99/£39.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Nightshade (D3 Publisher) - 20% - €38.39/£53.70 (was €47.99/£43.19) - from 14/03 until 27/03
Octahedron: Transfixed Edition (Square Enix Europe LTD) - 30% - €9.09/£6.99 (was €12.99/£9.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Oh My Godheads: Party Edition (Square Enix Europe LTD) - 75% - €3.74/£2.99 (was €14.99/£11.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Peace, Death! Complete Edition (HYPETRAIN DIGITAL) - 30% - €3.49/£3.14 (was €4.99/£4.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Pub Encounter (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €8.49/£7.99 (was €16.99/£15.99) - from 14/03 until 27/03
Raging Justice (Team17) - 66% - €4.41/£3.39 (was €12.99/£9.99) - from 12/03 until 26/03
Rogue Aces (Curve Digital) - 60% - €5.19/£3.99 (was €12.99/£9.99) - from 12/03 until 26/03
Romancing SaGa 2 (SQUARE ENIX) - 50% - €12.49/£9.99 (was €24.99/£19.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Semispheres (Vivid Helix) - 50% - €4.99/£4.49 (was €9.99/£8.99) - from 14/03 until 21/03
Serial Cleaner (Curve Digital) - 65% - €5.24/£5.24 (was €14.99/£14.99) - from 12/03 until 26/03
Shadow Bug (Muro Studios) - 60% - €3.59/£3.23 (was €8.99/£8.09) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Sheltered (Team 17) - 33% - €10.04/£6.69 (was €14.99/£9.99) - from 16/03 until 24/03
Shio (Coconut Island Games) - 40% - €6.29/£5.69 (was €10.49/£9.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Siegecraft Commander (Blowfish Studios) - 60% - €7.99/£7.19 (was €19.99/£17.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Sine Mora EX (HandyGames) - 33% - €19.99/£16.49 (was €29.99/£24.99) - from 14/03 until 04/04
Skee-Ball (Ocean Media) - 30% - €13.99/£12.59 (was €19.99/£17.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Snake Pass (Curve Digital) - 60% - €7.99/£6.39 (was €19.99/£15.99) - from 12/03 until 26/03
Spelunker Party! (SQUARE ENIX) - 50% - €14.99/£12.49 (was €29.99/£24.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Stellar Interface – Deluxe Edition (Imagination Overflow) - 30% - €11.12/£11.12 (was €15.89/£15.89) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Stikbold! A Dodgeball Adventure DELUXE (Reign Bros) - 40% - €8.99/£8.00 (was €14.99/£13.49) - from 14/03 until 24/03
Storm Boy (Blowfish Studios) - 30% - €4.19/£3.77 (was €5.99/£5.39) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Super Toy Cars (Eclipse Games) - 40% - €5.99/£4.99 (was €9.99/£8.99) - from 14/03 until 01/04
Tennis (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €3.49/£3.14 (was €6.99/£6.29) - from 14/03 until 27/03
Teslagrad (Rain) - 50% - €7.49/£6.74 (was €14.99/£13.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
The Amazing Shinsengumi: Heroes in Love (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €5.99/£5.39 (was €11.99/£10.79) - from 14/03 until 27/03
THE Card: Poker, Texas hold 'em, Blackjack and Page One (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €2.49/£2.49 (was €4.99/£4.24) - from 14/03 until 27/03
The Charming Empire (D3 Publisher) - 33% - €16.74/£13.39 (was €24.99/£19.99) - from 14/03 until 27/03
The Flame In The Flood: Complete Edition (Curve Digital) - 50% - €7.49/£7.49 (was €14.99/£14.99) - from 11/03 until 25/03
The Golf (D3 Publisher) - 30% - €6.99/£6.29 (was €9.99/£8.99) - from 14/03 until 27/03
The Men of Yoshiwara Ohgiya (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €7.49/£6.74 (was €14.99/£13.49) - from 14/03 until 27/03
The Men of Yoshiwara: Kikuya (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €9.99/£7.99 (was €19.99/£15.99) - from 14/03 until 27/03
THE Number Puzzle (D3 Publisher) - 50% - €2.49/£2.24 (was €4.99/£4.49) - from 14/03 until 27/03
The Office Quest (11Sheep) - 50% - €5.99/£5.49 (was €11.99/£10.99) - from 14/03 until 21/03
The Path of Motus (Michael Hicks) - 25% - €8.99/£8.09 (was €11.99/£10.79) - from 12/03 until 26/03
This War of Mine: Complete Edition (11 bit studios) - 40% - €23.99/£21.59 (was €39.99/£35.99) - from 11/03 until 24/03
Tiny Hands Adventure (Forever Entertainment) - 60% - €2.99/£2.79 (was €7.49/£6.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Townsmen (HandyGames) - 20% - €15.99/£14.39 (was €19.99/£17.99) - from 14/03 until 04/04
Unicornicopia (Pocketmoneygames) - 20% - €3.35/£3.03 (was €4.19/£3.79) - from 15/03 until 22/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 (SEGA) - 50% - €29.99/£24.99 (was €59.99/£49.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Voxel Sword (SAT-BOX) - 30% - €4.20/£3.85 (was € 6.00/£5.50) - from 14/03 until 10/4/
WORLD OF FINAL FANTASY MAXIMA (SQUARE ENIX) - 50% - €19.99/£17.49 (was €39.99/£34.99) - from 12/03 until 19/03
World Soccer Pinball (EnjoyUp Games) - 25% - €1.49/£1.34 (was €1.99/£1.79) - from 15/03 until 12/04
World to the West (Rain) - 30% - €13.99/£12.59 (was €19.99/£17.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Worms W.M.D (Team17) - 50% - €14.99/£9.99 (was €29.99/£19.99) - from 12/03 until 24/03
Yooka-Laylee (Team17) - 50% - €19.99/£17.49 (was €39.99/£34.99) - from 12/03 until 24/03
Zotrix: Solar Division (Ocean Media) - 30% - €10.49/£9.44 (was €14.99/£13.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Joe Dever's Lone Wolf (Forge Reply) - 33% - €9.99/£8.99 (was €14.99/£13.49) - Permanent
DLCs
GRIP: Cygon Garage Kit (Wired Productions) - 30% - €1.39/£1.04 (was €1.99/£1.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
GRIP: Nyvoss Garage Kit (Wired Productions) - 30% - €1.39/£1.04 (was €1.99/£1.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
GRIP: Terra Garage Kit (Wired Productions) - 30% - €1.39/£1.04 (was €1.99/£1.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
GRIP: Vintek Garage Kit (Wired Productions) - 30% - €1.39/£1.04 (was €1.99/£1.49) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Mordheim: Warband Skirmish – Undead Warband (Legendary Games) - 40% - €4.19/£2.99 (was €6.99/£4.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Sonic Mania – Encore DLC (SEGA) - 30% - €3.49/£2.80 (was €4.99/£4.00) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – A Captainless Squad (SEGA) - 50% - €2.49/£1.99 (was €4.99/£3.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – A United Front with Squad 7 (SEGA) - 50% - €2.99/£2.39 (was €5.99/£4.79) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – Edy's Advance Ops (SEGA) - 50% - €1.99/£1.59 (was €3.99/£3.19) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – Expert Level Skirmishes (SEGA) - 50% - €2.49/£1.99 (was €4.99/£3.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – Squad E, to the Beach! (SEGA) - 50% - €3.49/£2.79 (was €6.99/£5.59) - from 14/03 until 28/03
Valkyria Chronicles 4 – The Two Valkyria (SEGA) - 50% - €2.49/£1.99 (was €4.99/£3.99) - from 14/03 until 28/03
90%?! Geez louise, I feel sorry for those who paid full price.
Is it worth it, though? :->
really good and well done port, obvious limitations of the platform in mind.
Of course it's worth it at 2€. It's worth it at more than that, too.
Just bought Romancing Saga 2 in the European sale and am also tempted by I am Setsuna.
I was always kind of interested in it, mostly because of its winter setting, and 20€ is finally a price point I can justify to myself.
Now, the question remains: Do I jump in when I know I don't have time in the next month or two?
I was always kind of interested in it, mostly because of its winter setting, and 20€ is finally a price point I can justify to myself.
Now, the question remains: Do I jump in when I know I don't have time in the next month or two?
Thanks for responding, I think I'm gonna give the game pass version a go on Xbox to see if I like it, if I do, then I'll get the switch version.
I just spent 10 minutes archiving software to make room for World of Final Fantasy and it's fuckin not on sale anymore 😭😭😭
I think the eshop just updated FML
I think the eshop just updated FML
Dang thats why I primarily buy games on the web store. It won't download and you can take time to make space later.
Granted dude you've had like to weeks to make space.
I do wish Nintendo wouldnt force you to have space to buy something on the in console eshop
This week's European downloads. WOOP! (Also, I eh have questions about that KEMCO DLC. Even more than usual.)
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It was totally my fault for waiting, but I was just waiting to get paid by one of my freelance clients so I could have the spare money in my PayPal account. =/ Oh well. Maybe something else I really want will go on sale this week to relace it.
Forgotton Anne is the star of this sale, definitely. Of course this means next week they'll announce a retail release so I have something to regret again.
I think you are okay but if you are in the States VC4 has been dirt cheap at Amazon for a while for the cart.
I've been tempted to get the collectors edition for $60