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PC Gaming ERA | June 2019 - It's Baldur's Turn
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I wonder whether AutoChess will be F2P. I have watched the announcement again, and they do not mention the monetization.
The game engine is Unreal 4, and the game will be available on PC "later this year", and that is all we know.
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The game engine is Unreal 4, and the game will be available on PC "later this year", and that is all we know.
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Can you help me with gamepass?
When I click show all game it shows to me only 25 games now. Also how can I share my account and with how many player? Can we play at the same time? Also I did ultimate for 1 dollar but I'm interested only in pc, but I can't subscribe to pc game only now. Last things if I found out Xbox credit cards at low can I buy them and use them for pc game pass? Thanks
also: what hardware should i buy to be able to stream from my pc to it inhouse and i need it to be hendald?
When I click show all game it shows to me only 25 games now. Also how can I share my account and with how many player? Can we play at the same time? Also I did ultimate for 1 dollar but I'm interested only in pc, but I can't subscribe to pc game only now. Last things if I found out Xbox credit cards at low can I buy them and use them for pc game pass? Thanks
also: what hardware should i buy to be able to stream from my pc to it inhouse and i need it to be hendald?
By the time i get new GPU they will come to to other stores XD Like Control for example
I've finished up the main campaign of Castlevania: Lord of Shadows. It took me about 16 hours.
I enjoyed the game, it offered the right amount of challenge on normal difficulty without getting frustrating. It's a nice mix of combat, puzzles and traversal. It has a lot of mini and regular bosses, plus a number of giant bosses that are really traversal challenges rather than combat challenges. I'm generally not a big fan of bosses, but they kept the difficulty fair. Puzzles ranged from clever to "I'm just going to brute force this". If you want, you can even skip puzzles if you're ok giving up the upgrade points (used to unlock new combos).
The game design is a little odd. It's broken up into chapters (and sub-chapters), each having one or more power-ups you can find, which is fine. You can revisit chapters to find items you missed, to grind upgrade points, to play on a harder difficulty, or to beat the challenge that opens up once you've completed the sub-chapter. I'm not sure what you get for completing the challenge, but maybe I just missed it. The one really poor aspect is the weapon upgrades they have placed in a number of sub-chapters. It seems they wanted to build in some sort of "metroidvania" aspect into the game, but did so in a way that feels like busy work. You obtain abilities as the game goes on (jump higher or farther, for example), and you will occasionally pass a chest that you can't reach yet. So yo can go back for these chests, but it simply involves going to the correct spot in the sub-chapter and using your ability. No new areas, fights, puzzles, etc.
The game performed great and looked great, so no complaints on the port.
The story was pretty good, but the cinematic that plays after the credits is pretty WTFBBQ. I'm hoping the DLC chapters answer some of the questions.
I enjoyed the game, it offered the right amount of challenge on normal difficulty without getting frustrating. It's a nice mix of combat, puzzles and traversal. It has a lot of mini and regular bosses, plus a number of giant bosses that are really traversal challenges rather than combat challenges. I'm generally not a big fan of bosses, but they kept the difficulty fair. Puzzles ranged from clever to "I'm just going to brute force this". If you want, you can even skip puzzles if you're ok giving up the upgrade points (used to unlock new combos).
The game design is a little odd. It's broken up into chapters (and sub-chapters), each having one or more power-ups you can find, which is fine. You can revisit chapters to find items you missed, to grind upgrade points, to play on a harder difficulty, or to beat the challenge that opens up once you've completed the sub-chapter. I'm not sure what you get for completing the challenge, but maybe I just missed it. The one really poor aspect is the weapon upgrades they have placed in a number of sub-chapters. It seems they wanted to build in some sort of "metroidvania" aspect into the game, but did so in a way that feels like busy work. You obtain abilities as the game goes on (jump higher or farther, for example), and you will occasionally pass a chest that you can't reach yet. So yo can go back for these chests, but it simply involves going to the correct spot in the sub-chapter and using your ability. No new areas, fights, puzzles, etc.
The game performed great and looked great, so no complaints on the port.
The story was pretty good, but the cinematic that plays after the credits is pretty WTFBBQ. I'm hoping the DLC chapters answer some of the questions.
did you manage to get on the beta? i applied, but no luck - still not super clear on the gameplay (it seems all melee based)
I've finished up the main campaign of Castlevania: Lord of Shadows. It took me about 16 hours.
I enjoyed the game, it offered the right amount of challenge on normal difficulty without getting frustrating. It's a nice mix of combat, puzzles and traversal. It has a lot of mini and regular bosses, plus a number of giant bosses that are really traversal challenges rather than combat challenges. I'm generally not a big fan of bosses, but they kept the difficulty fair. Puzzles ranged from clever to "I'm just going to brute force this". If you want, you can even skip puzzles if you're ok giving up the upgrade points (used to unlock new combos).
The game design is a little odd. It's broken up into chapters (and sub-chapters), each having one or more power-ups you can find, which is fine. You can revisit chapters to find items you missed, to grind upgrade points, to play on a harder difficulty, or to beat the challenge that opens up once you've completed the sub-chapter. I'm not sure what you get for completing the challenge, but maybe I just missed it. The one really poor aspect is the weapon upgrades they have placed in a number of sub-chapters. It seems they wanted to build in some sort of "metroidvania" aspect into the game, but did so in a way that feels like busy work. You obtain abilities as the game goes on (jump higher or farther, for example), and you will occasionally pass a chest that you can't reach yet. So yo can go back for these chests, but it simply involves going to the correct spot in the sub-chapter and using your ability. No new areas, fights, puzzles, etc.
The game performed great and looked great, so no complaints on the port.
The story was pretty good, but the cinematic that plays after the credits is pretty WTFBBQ. I'm hoping the DLC chapters answer some of the questions.
I enjoyed it too. It's a solid hack-and-slash game with some gorgeous environments. The second act around the Castle environment itself was a particular highlight. Though I remember dropping the DLC at the last boss fight, fingers crossed you have more patience than I do.
Microsoft wants to bring back Flight Simulator to show it supports PC
It's been a long wait.
If they are saying that it is going to be one seamless earth....oh my. gimme
Eh, that Contra trailer is making me think of Legacy Of War more than the side-scrolling classics. Hopefully it's decent in the end.
so uhhh, some very interesting advertising in Cyberpunk 2077
https://twitter.com/neondreamgirl/status/1138564581125763075
Second picture is zoomed in and NSFW
https://twitter.com/neondreamgirl/status/1138564581125763075
Second picture is zoomed in and NSFW
yeah, talking amongst friends about it, it is very questionable with their history
The DLC chapters are basically the connecting tissue between the two numbered games.
Also has the worst boss in recent memory.
Yeah CDPR has serious issues there or at least their art/PR team. Wouldn't be surprised if they pulled the art asset in the final game and didn't talk about it.
There is a lot of good stuff to be talked about in regards to gender and transhumanism for cyberpunk but I don't know if they are the ones to handle it right.
I'm playing Metro Exodus from the windows store and the resolution is a mess, is locked on 720p and there's no fix for that.
This remembers me the mess what's Quantum Break on PC.
This remembers me the mess what's Quantum Break on PC.
It started that way for me (the window was part off the screen too) but I was able to click on the options and change it.
It worked.
Yesterday i tried a lot of times but now it worked at the first try.
Seems like it happened to everybody. It's back now apparently
EDIT: FF13 was fun
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Microsoft is its own worse enemy. It's hard to believe that it makes operating systems.
Yo the end credits song of APE OUT is incredible. I'd post it but it feels like the reward for beating it.
Really cool game, only takes like an hour to beat (a little longer with the extra level) but you can get some more time out of playing the Hard versions of levels and arcade mode. Arcade mode is kinda disappointing though, I thought you'd get extra points for like throwing enemies into enemies, shooting enemies with enemies, etc., but its just based on amount of kills and time finished.
Really cool game, only takes like an hour to beat (a little longer with the extra level) but you can get some more time out of playing the Hard versions of levels and arcade mode. Arcade mode is kinda disappointing though, I thought you'd get extra points for like throwing enemies into enemies, shooting enemies with enemies, etc., but its just based on amount of kills and time finished.
I'm able to save my game and settings in Metro Exodus if I launch the game as administrator.
It runs better than I expected it to, which is nice.
It runs better than I expected it to, which is nice.
In March at GDC we announced that the Steam Library is getting an overhaul. The new Library brings together a player's experience with a game and new content/communications from the developer and community in a richer, more visual layout.
You can start uploading and previewing the new assets today
We are weeks away from the public beta of this new feature set; now is the time to start uploading new assets for your updated library presence.
They did really well past few years but this year they f-ed up really badly. But I guess that it is true that money shows who you really are in the end. Rebellion is next one that showed how they can lie in your face with Zombie Army 4 going Epic Store exclusive (both CEO and developer claimed that they won't do exclusive deals).
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It's basically a top down shooter type of game, so twin stick game that you can use melee weapons in and power ups in also it's rougue lite and the dungeons change each time you visit
RIP Elden Ring, yes it's still to early to tell but I feel like out of the recent Bandai games that one is going to be an EGS exclusive, I was worried that their other games would be as well since they just mention PC digital on their video trailers but the Japanese trailers for those games mention Steam (Ni no Kuni, Code Vein, Tales of A, Man of Medan)
Bandai don't leave me now
Bandai don't leave me now
A PC logo on trailers is incredibly normal and has been used for ages, it's only in this recent paranoia that people somehow think it's code for EGS.
NNK has a Steam logo because it's 4 months away and Elden Ring is likely a ways away.
NNK has a Steam logo because it's 4 months away and Elden Ring is likely a ways away.
LoS 1 is a 7 out of 10 game to me and has its share of good and bad game design.I've finished up the main campaign of Castlevania: Lord of Shadows. It took me about 16 hours.
I enjoyed the game, it offered the right amount of challenge on normal difficulty without getting frustrating. It's a nice mix of combat, puzzles and traversal. It has a lot of mini and regular bosses, plus a number of giant bosses that are really traversal challenges rather than combat challenges. I'm generally not a big fan of bosses, but they kept the difficulty fair. Puzzles ranged from clever to "I'm just going to brute force this". If you want, you can even skip puzzles if you're ok giving up the upgrade points (used to unlock new combos).
The game design is a little odd. It's broken up into chapters (and sub-chapters), each having one or more power-ups you can find, which is fine. You can revisit chapters to find items you missed, to grind upgrade points, to play on a harder difficulty, or to beat the challenge that opens up once you've completed the sub-chapter. I'm not sure what you get for completing the challenge, but maybe I just missed it. The one really poor aspect is the weapon upgrades they have placed in a number of sub-chapters. It seems they wanted to build in some sort of "metroidvania" aspect into the game, but did so in a way that feels like busy work. You obtain abilities as the game goes on (jump higher or farther, for example), and you will occasionally pass a chest that you can't reach yet. So yo can go back for these chests, but it simply involves going to the correct spot in the sub-chapter and using your ability. No new areas, fights, puzzles, etc.
The game performed great and looked great, so no complaints on the port.
The story was pretty good, but the cinematic that plays after the credits is pretty WTFBBQ. I'm hoping the DLC chapters answer some of the questions.
Its worst offense is that it sticks too close to some god of war elements with the qtes and fixed camera. I did like its light puzzle elements.
I want to play ad the pilot character :s
Neo contra on the ps2 had an overhead view too and i recall it being received fine.
Yeah, it's common place. Here it is on the Hitman 2 website, for example.
Besides, in a world where selling pre-orders on Steam is no guarantee of the game actually releasing on Steam, a logo in the advertising certainly isn't indicative of anything.
Not even sure which group you mean, but I'm pretty sure I have no power there.
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