I didn't realize the big DLC just released. The full package of game + deluxe contents + season pass is only slightly more expensive than that DLC alone. Very tempting. I guess I will have to install and try the base game this Weekend to try and ease my conscience before buying it.It adds terraforming with the expansion that has just released, which according to many is a big game changer.
I tested the collection and it recognized my controller without issues. I have a DS4 :XGave that a go but no luck :(
Edit: Right, so....I turned off SteamInput for the game and now it's working...I don't even
believe me its a bad game. The only not so bad david cage game is Heavy Rain the rest are trash.
believe me its a bad game. The only not so bad david cage game is Heavy Rain the rest are trash.
[A game] which everyone probably has in their library from some random bundle and forgot like we forget every bundle game?
Played a fair bit of it, it's actually very decent. Good art, challenging, actually rewards exploration because you get skill currency from it or items to sell and both currencies are super valuable, decent skills with a lot of environment interaction (lot's of pushing skills, you can push enemies off cliffs, into the environment for damage, push barrels into enemies etc).
Embark on a brutal re-imagining of the King Arthur mythos as Uther, a vengeful knight aided by Merlin, an eldritch sorcerer, in this challenging tactical RPG.
Winner of Best Game at the Lisboa Games Week, Best Storytelling at SB Games Festival and finalist at SXSW, BIG, Quo Vadis, Indie Prize and several other competitions.
Hi, Jean! Arthur Protasio here - co-creative director and lead writer of Sword Legacy: Omen. I'll answer your questions from a developer's perspective, but I also suggest you take a look at the game's reviews to help you come to a conclusion :)
Sword Legacy is nowhere as punitive as hardcore tactics games. The challenge here is understanding the skills of your heroes and finding the right positioning. There are multiple ways to win encounters against enemies, but you need to pay attention to your positioning on the battlefield. General tip: Back attacks are guaranteed hits, so keep this in mind.
If a hero dies, this is not the end. There is no permadeath in the game nor is this a rogue-lite experience. Characters defeated in battle become gravely wounded and you must put them to rest in order to relieve them of there health penalties (but you can still use them in combat again if you'd like).
The game is a story-driven experience focused on Uther's quest for revenge. Think Disney + Game of Thrones + Excalibur. This is our twist on a prequel to the myth of King Arthur - what happens before Arthur is born? What's Merlin's role in all of this? Do you know the secret behind the sword in the stone? All of these questions are answered throughout the campaign - which takes an average of 12h from start to finish.
Therefore, I won't spoil the ending, but I can tell you it does resolve its main plot. Regardless of there being a sequel in the future, the story has a beginning middle and end.
This game has not been bundled though. And its current price matches its lowest historical price.
I personally found a Let's play I watched to be kind of insulting. Being black, I couldn't avoid thinking about the Civil rights movement, and what's in the game feels like a very clean version of what fighting for civil rights looks like.I enjoyed the Let's Play well enough though that might be because I was watching a similar television series called Humans on AMC.
I mean they openly quote from it so yeah. But also from Ghandi, WW2 and the French revolution, basically all iconic big movements throughout history have something in there. Civil rights movement is obviously the closest for Americans and the fact it is set in Detroit. As an European and having studied Ghandi a bit I immediately saw quite a few references to that too and it was later confirmed in an AMA. I didn't really find it insulting to history at all, more of a statement that history has repeated itself and will likely continue doing so. But to each their own of course, very subjective thing.I personally found a Let's play I watched to be kind of insulting. Being black, I couldn't avoid thinking about the Civil rights movement, and what's in the game feels like a very clean version of what fighting for civil rights looks like.
Ah, to be clear, what I found insulting wasn't the fact they made a civil rights analog. It was more like how they decided to portray civil rights fights in general.I mean they openly quote from it so yeah. But also from Ghandi, WW2 and the French revolution, basically all iconic big movements throughout history have something in there. Civil rights movement is obviously the closest for Americans and the fact it is set in Detroit. As an European and having studied Ghandi a bit I immediately saw quite a few references to that too and it was later confirmed in an AMA. I didn't really find it insulting to history at all, more of a statement that history has repeated itself and will likely continue doing so. But to each their own of course, very subjective thing.
I wonder how the Ace Attorney Trilogy is selling. We need Apollo Justice (it's underrated dammit) and the 3DS games.
Three....I just caught up in the Paradox/Supergiant stuff.
I want to say two things:
Epic, how
Wasn't this store supposed to be pro-devs? They just made a bunch of people jump at two dev teams.
In Supergiants case they brought this shit on themselves given what we've seen from Twitter. Can't really blame Epic for their decision. If anything their actually taking advantage of epic lol....I just caught up in the Paradox/Supergiant stuff.
I want to say two things:
Epic, how
Wasn't this store supposed to be pro-devs? They just made a bunch of people jump at two dev teams.
I mean, honestly, it's on both of them. Your store should not allow that to happen in the first place.In Supergiants case they brought this shit on themselves given what we've seen from Twitter. Can't really blame Epic for their decision. If anything their actually taking advantage of epic lol.
This is a rollercoaster.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/924220?snr=1_41_4__42
Metro Exodus is getting 2 pieces of story DLC. Not related to Artyom.
Eeeeeehh. I mostly enjoyed the 85+ hours I put into Exodus, but I'd be lying if I said I'm interested in going back.
I liked Exodus but they didn't do nearly enough with the whole roving train across Russia scenario. It has two more enemy types than previous Metros across a 30-35 hour campaign and one of those(stalker style anomaly) shows up in one area and is so easily avoided you can barely call it an obstacle.
I really thought we'd get to see different mutations but....no
it's actually a pretty cool and unique take on the FC games