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Yeah, I know you're talking about. This last summer I had something similar with Octopath and Ys VIII.
Right now, only you can wait if Sega makes a movement until two or three days before the launch of SNK.
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Nintendo eShop - October 2018
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Yeah, I know you're talking about. This last summer I had something similar with Octopath and Ys VIII.
Right now, only you can wait if Sega makes a movement until two or three days before the launch of SNK.
It's not my style of horror, so I got bored after an hour or so, but if you're into jump scares, then by all means try it.
do you like the hide-n-seek type of non-combat first-person horror games? afaik this one also has some puzzle solving.
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Game of the Day
Battle with swords and whips in this retro-style action game brought to you by game creator Koji Igarashi and Inti Creates!
Play as Zangetsu, a demon slayer bearing a deep grudge, who must travel through perilous lands to defeat a powerful demon lurking in a dark castle. Zangetsu will meet fellow travelers along the way, who can join your journey as playable characters.
Switching to these characters with their unique abilities will unlock new paths through the treacherous stages. Your choices in recruiting these adventurers will change the difficulty of the game, and may even affect the ending!
*This game is the mini-game promised as a stretch goal of the 2015 Kickstarter campaign for "Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night."
$9.99/*€6.99/*£6.29 (*30% off sale until 11/01) - NA web - EU web - Trailer
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10/27 - The Spectrum Retreat
10/26 - Gone Home
10/25 - Membrane
10/24 - Stardew Valley
10/23 - Manticore: Galaxy on Fire
Battle with swords and whips in this retro-style action game brought to you by game creator Koji Igarashi and Inti Creates!
Play as Zangetsu, a demon slayer bearing a deep grudge, who must travel through perilous lands to defeat a powerful demon lurking in a dark castle. Zangetsu will meet fellow travelers along the way, who can join your journey as playable characters.
Switching to these characters with their unique abilities will unlock new paths through the treacherous stages. Your choices in recruiting these adventurers will change the difficulty of the game, and may even affect the ending!
*This game is the mini-game promised as a stretch goal of the 2015 Kickstarter campaign for "Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night."
$9.99/*€6.99/*£6.29 (*30% off sale until 11/01) - NA web - EU web - Trailer
10/28 - Resident Evil Revelations 2
10/27 - The Spectrum Retreat
10/26 - Gone Home
10/25 - Membrane
10/24 - Stardew Valley
10/23 - Manticore: Galaxy on Fire
I got this last weekend when it went on sale. I adore a good puzzle game, and Gardens did not disappoint. It's very well crafted, and you can see this in the puzzle design but also all the little details, such as the objects populating each island and the animations.
The mechanics are simple and easy to get used to, but interesting nonetheless. You have little control over the characters' actions, and instead focus on manipulating the flow of time.
The story is bittersweet, and well worth the time you spend with it, if a bit light. I think it relies heavily on the player relating to it personally.
All that said, it was a bit short. Partly this was because up until the final island I didn't find any of the puzzles terribly challenging. Some are very clever and satisfying to solve, but still easy to figure out. It's also not very replayable.
Depending on how you feel about how a game's price should correspond to its overall quality (The Gardens Between is well made, no doubt about it) and/or the length of its playtime (but it is very short), this might still land a bit on the expensive side for some people, discount and all.
Night in the Woods seems to be on sale in Europe. Hasn't been ever on sale if I'm not mistaken. One of my favourite games. Can't see the price cause I own it already. (which is stupid)
Ugh my rule is to only buy when I'm ready for a new game and I just bought Undertale. But Night in the Woods is a game that I kind of assumed I would never pay full price for and it's on my wish list...
I guess you're caught between a rock and a shopping basket...
The best mode in the game is the one where the mode played is changed after every round. Put that mode on long with varying difficulty modes and it's a blast. And it's been said, the best mode in the game should be the one where you have to bring in as many pieces as possible without crossing a line. With 4 players, we always have a blast.
Didn't see this posted:
Looks like Phantom Doctrine is coming to Switch. Here's a trailer. It's really good.
Looks like Phantom Doctrine is coming to Switch. Here's a trailer. It's really good.
Didn't see this posted:
Looks like Phantom Doctrine is coming to Switch. Here's a trailer. It's really good.
Ho it looks really cool
Thanks for the head's up
This looks fantastic.Didn't see this posted:
Looks like Phantom Doctrine is coming to Switch. Here's a trailer. It's really good.
Any strong opinions on Outlast 1 vs 2? Is there a vast preference or should I just start with 1?
It's a good port. There's some stuttering in the retro minigame you can play on Mae's laptop. Not sure if that's in the other console versions. The main game plays great.
I bought it not too long ago.
Quick impressions, it's a great rhythm game and plays quite well with button controls. I never played the game before on mobile so cannot compare, but it definitely feels made and home for Switch.
Little over 70 songs, online ranking/leaderboards, 4 button and 6 button modes, it's honestly quite challenging. Unlockables appear to be piano skins.
There is an ensemble mode in the game which is cool, neat local multiplayer mode that has two people with 3 buttons each on the joycons playing together and competing.
Great game.
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Didn't see this posted:
Looks like Phantom Doctrine is coming to Switch. Here's a trailer. It's really good.
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Hrm, NitW rarely goes on sale. It really depends at what pace you'll play / finish Undertale. The other positive factor to consider is that they're of different genres, so it'll be somewhat refreshing to play it after Undertale.
So both Hard West and Phantom Doctrine are coming. Nice.Didn't see this posted:
Looks like Phantom Doctrine is coming to Switch. Here's a trailer. It's really good.
I'm thinking about getting Alpha Mission, but what are the odds it ends up on the SNK 40th Anniversary Collection?
I think I'm going to pick this up as well. The Steam page lists some of its influences and they're all great arcade classics.
Looks like Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy are coming to Switch tomorrow in NA.
Also for my fellow Canucks, the Kairosoft games are now in the eShop. $15.12 each.
Also for my fellow Canucks, the Kairosoft games are now in the eShop. $15.12 each.
Haven't heard anything about puyo puyo esport. But I'm liking the price. I'm guessing this is multiplayer only?
Good to know, thanks. I'll just wait for the collection then.
Night in the Woods is charming as hell. Great writing and quite funny I think. I bought it in September so just missed the sale - had it on my watch list for ages - but I'm ok with that as it was still worth it. I didn't notice any performance issues, personally.
Just noticed Night in the Woods is on sale but I didn't see it listed in either the normal sale list or the gaming on go list. Is there a third, concurrent sale I wasn't aware of?
I'll be honest I don't remember any loading times like that. Will load it up later and report back. Haven't played it in a while but my memory was that it was pretty snappy ?
But first read technical reviews. These ports in the SNK collection have been done by Digital Eclipse.
The same people behind the infamous 'Mega Man Legacy Collection', with the worst input lag that I have suffered in a classic release.
I don't like to judge a company or a game before a release: all the people deserve a second chance and the benefit of doubt.
But seeing the precedents with their other collections, I'm in the team skeptical about this SNK collection.
I prefer to pay more for individual Hamster releases, if this guarantee me games without input lag. Not to talk that their CRT shader is miles better than the used by Digital Eclipse.
And I really hope that this time they don't ruin this collection. Too many obscure shmups that I REALLY want to own in my Switch library.
I'm specially hyped with the selection of rotatory shmups. While all these games where available in PSP back in the day, these are the first portable releases for titles such as 'Ikari Warriors' in which you really need a twin stick configuration to recreate the original arcade experience.
It looks like a very quick Google says it may have been made worse with the latest update? It's honestly really frustrating.