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STEAM | January 2018 - SteamERA GOTY is up -> Results in post #7360
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Nice, they are making a sequel to Guns, Gore and Cannoli and it looks even better than the first one.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/525510/Guns_Gore_and_Cannoli_2/
http://store.steampowered.com/app/525510/Guns_Gore_and_Cannoli_2/
Why isn't every game on steam on switch, stupid devs
One day until XII super port which I'll play for 30hours and then not touch for 5 years woot.
One day until XII super port which I'll play for 30hours and then not touch for 5 years woot.
Boo dontnod boo
I wish indie games would support crossbuy then I could justify buying games on my switch much more
I'm super bummed there have been no terrorist's law or space moor caliber threads on resetera. Everyone is too normal outside of the standard warriors.
I have to give it to nintendo. I expected to use the NS only for exclusives but they managed to convince me to buy multiplatform indies like Celeste or Hollow Knight on there from now on (something that neither XBONE nor PS4 would ever achieve).
On the pc related stuff, ELEX (gog) has been pretty fun for the first 2 hours, despite the glorious jank.
On the pc related stuff, ELEX (gog) has been pretty fun for the first 2 hours, despite the glorious jank.
I hope the 60fps works well. Gonna wait for initial port reviews to see but still excited to play it again with a proper job system as my main complaint with the original was how every character was basically the same at the end.
Interestingly, it only went from IDR 135999 to 139999 here.
Anyway, is it normal for an early access game to increase their price before getting out of early access?
Pretty much all of the do that. Usually in multiple stages the more content is added to the games
I see. I get the impression that they only do that very close to or at release, like Ghost in a Tale.
Strongly recommend sticking with it until at least the second boss, after getting to choose your weapon. I can't get into Souls games - I've tried repeatedly and just can't do it - but Nioh has me hooked.
Best way to describe it is a mix between Ninja Gaiden Black and Diablo. There's a lot of Souls mechanics underneath like losing XP but the gameplay loop is very rewarding. I couldn't deal with the monotony of Souls, playing the same bit over and over, but I really love the moment to moment combat of Nioh past the castle tutorial.
Yeah the beginning of Nioh doesn't do the game justice. It's much more fun once you've unlocked new moves and understand how the game works. If anything, the game actually becomes pretty easy once you get past the beginning so isn't that much like a Dark Souls game in that respect.
No to mention unlocking the parry and backstab moves. Still found it weird those moves weren't as standard but I guess it forces you to try out the unique mechanics like Ki and stances rather than just playing it like Dark Souls from the get go.
Why do Jim Sterling threads feel like something similar to things I would see in the comments of alt-right news articles/videos?
Anyway, what are the existential Stellaris DLCs? Been interested in it for quite some time but I don't know what I should get. I know that there is an expansion coming up and thought about getting that in a sale. Please don't say everything.
Anyway, what are the existential Stellaris DLCs? Been interested in it for quite some time but I don't know what I should get. I know that there is an expansion coming up and thought about getting that in a sale. Please don't say everything.
Which are most rewarding and fun weapons in Nioh? Also i don't know anything about magic - its like supportive or i need to specialize only on it?
Personally I found the single swords and odachis to be the most fun but you'll get quite a lot of the other weapons as you play so worth trying them out to see which you prefer. These kind of games are always great at having a good variety of weapons which any player can enjoy.
I didn't really bother with magic either apart from getting a weapon buff for each element as you'll find later on levels can have an element theme, like an ice level for example, and so the buffs can give you a little edge.
Do you still want that Manhunt key? Not really interested in it.
The kusari-gama was my favourite weapon. It excels in long and short range combat with it's unique move-set making it perfect for a hit and run playstyle. It's also really good at applying status effects with low stance light attacks.
Status effects in Nioh are very strong so i do recommend using some magic and ninjitsu. They are pretty much free to use and you dont need to invest many points in their stats.
Are there any gameplay trailers/clips for that? It looks like Shadow of the Colossuscreed from that trailer
If they don't, I'll take it off your hands
Trial Fusion is free on Uplay, two other games will be free later
http://www.ubisoft.com.cn/events/sf_giveaway
Any experts here who know how to claim the free games?
China only
Any experts here who know how to claim the free games?
I am so happy right now as Xenoblade 2 shipped 1 million. Every JRPG and JP anime lover should play that game.
Talking about JRPG, Feb and Mar seems to have a great selection of games. Ni no Kuni II looks really good.
Talking about JRPG, Feb and Mar seems to have a great selection of games. Ni no Kuni II looks really good.
It's not available in my region :(lunar new year giveaway, not available in taiwan/hk
Lately I've been travelling a lot on the train with my laptop. I need suggestion for games you can play on a laptop WITHOUT mouse (or with little trackpad use)!
What I've played/play:
Momodora:Reverie Under the Moonlight
Spelunky
House of the Dead Ninjas
...
Thx!
What I've played/play:
Momodora:Reverie Under the Moonlight
Spelunky
House of the Dead Ninjas
...
Thx!
If you like adventure games, there is The Cat Lady and its kinda-but-not-really sequel Downfall. They are 2D games, so performance should not be a issue, and they are adventures without point and click, you just walk in a 2D map, and find items by walking up to them.
Kind of sucks they are all releasing kinda close together. All long games too.
I'm gonna get XV and skip NnKII until later in the year probably. And XII until its way lower in the price.
With Monster Hunter coming later in the year and all these other jrpgs including stuff like NioH which released late last year..SteamEra is basically gonna have an entire year long JRPG backlog.
Enough Monster Hunter World gameplay discussions, it's time for sales numbers discussions.
Prepare your math and history books.
Prepare your math and history books.
Visual novels usually can be completely controlled with a keyboard.
Yep, pretty much, and I have yet to play Cold Steel. I will probably start playing it when the PC version of Cold Steel 3 comes out, so... maybe around year end?
I am still thinking which JRPG I should play this year, probably replay Xenoblade 2 after the final DLC comes out, and Octapath Traveler which is really promising. As I want to play some PS2 titles, Tales of Destiny Director Cut or Wild Arms After Code F will also be on my list. For Steam, maybe FFX and X-2.
Too many great games. Totally first world problem.
It's impossible to keep up with releases at the moment, even if you purely look at JRPGs.
The only new games I plan on getting this year atm are Zwei 1, Cold Steel 2 and Ys Celceta PC. I haven't even played/bought half the games that interested me from last year..
I played Elliot Quest on a laptop recently and it was great.
Darkest Dungeon requires some trackpadding but it's also a good laptop game. Print out some references, though. Especially the list of curio odds, so you can make some informed risk-reward decisions.
This. Too many good games in 2017 and 18. I have absolutely no time to play recent releases like Iconoclasts or Celeste, but they look so good!
Same here. It's like I need a week or two off work for continuous playing to catch up. Kinda glad MHW isn't out on PC yet as otherwise I'd never play anything else.
With talk like this, I am extremely tempted to get a GPD Win 2.
My last console purchase was a Vita and that was mainly a Shiren/Lumines machines.
I think the GPD will do justice to my Steam library.
You can use Moonlight to stream PC to Vita. Might be worth checking out before forking out loads for a GPD Win 2.
Darkest Dungeon works pretty well on a touchpad.
You can use A and D to move in dungeons. And when fighting you can use the touchpad.
Couldn't he just sell his memory cards to offset the GPD Win 2 costs ?
I've tried moonlight on my phone for VNs but it's more of the appeal of playing "desktop games" on the go without being tethered to any internet connection.
That being said, thanks a load, I'll give it a shot.
Didn't even come across my mind.
This is coming out in April, is there any more footage of this game at all apart from some E3 footage last year?
Seems a little strange there being so little footage out there when it is releasing within the next 3 months.
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