Best thing about Prelude to the Fallen is that it doesn't have child porn scenes the original PC game had.
Community MetaSteam | November 2021 - Bienvenidos a Mexico. Sombreros no incluidos
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Neither Bend nor Guerrilla cares about advertising for the EGS version despite both Steam and EGS versions of their games are on sale.
That seems to be a norm for a lot of pubs and devs, not advertising for the EGS version.
That seems to be a norm for a lot of pubs and devs, not advertising for the EGS version.
Guess the 1% sales is not worth the effort
Very much looking forward to it. Love these kinds of "puzzle" games.
In a way it's kind of amazing how consistently bad Square Enix is at managing their brands, particularly on PC.
I am incredible curious about FF7R and FF 16 Steam releases. I predict they will not top the JRPG Steam Charts. Which is pretty wild to think about. Freaking Final Fantasy playing second fiddle to things like Tales of or Monster Hunter Stories (or whatever other JRPGs will lead the charts at the time).
I was sure there was someone looking for Social Deduction games like Werewolf/Mafia for example Gnosia.
This just popped into my recommends and it looks like a short Social Deduction style game that might border on a VN with multiple paths.
This just popped into my recommends and it looks like a short Social Deduction style game that might border on a VN with multiple paths.
Tales of Arise is good, yeah? Never played a Tales game before.
I know I've asked this before, but is the Forza Horizon 4 Steam version good? I remember reading it was glitchy at launch but it's on sale right now and I'm kinda tempted.
Yes to both
Can I play Gears Tactics without having ever played any gears game? Will I get the story, character motivations, world/lore, etc?
Does it spoil in any way the other games in the series? I was hopping for a steam release so I could finally find out why people seem to love it so much.
Does it spoil in any way the other games in the series? I was hopping for a steam release so I could finally find out why people seem to love it so much.
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My nominations!
did too , quick selection , will probably modify it throughout the week
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don't know what to put for innovative gameplay award.
This industry has so little innovation lol
This industry has so little innovation lol
I nominated The Medium in that categorydon't know what to put for innovative gameplay award.
This industry has so little innovation lol
yes it is!
My nominations
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A sale recommendation for puzzle game lovers:
Filament is a great puzzle game with a good story if you're willing to engage with it (you have to unlock and read journal entries). It's all string-and-peg puzzles with each area of the ship having a unique set of rules. The difficulty starts out easy enough but ends in a brutal finale.
There's a certain intuition solving these puzzles I don't often feel in other puzzle games. I think some people see it as "trial and error," but I came to understand it as familiarizing myself with the space. It can be hard to see what is possible in the puzzle until you wrap a few strings and see how the possibilities change with different configurations. Really enjoyed my nearly 50 hours with this game.
Filament is a great puzzle game with a good story if you're willing to engage with it (you have to unlock and read journal entries). It's all string-and-peg puzzles with each area of the ship having a unique set of rules. The difficulty starts out easy enough but ends in a brutal finale.
There's a certain intuition solving these puzzles I don't often feel in other puzzle games. I think some people see it as "trial and error," but I came to understand it as familiarizing myself with the space. It can be hard to see what is possible in the puzzle until you wrap a few strings and see how the possibilities change with different configurations. Really enjoyed my nearly 50 hours with this game.
Didn’t know what to nominate in VR so VR Hot sounded like something I would have liked haha
These days Im more willing to pay a higher price (small discount) for indies than I am for bigger games like Avengers, Guardians, RDR 2 etc. So will pick up some indies this sale.
If you can afford it buy the Ultimate version, it will ease the need for grinding (you'll get 2X the rewards for every event)
I think Wildermyth deserves recognition in this category this year.don't know what to put for innovative gameplay award.
This industry has so little innovation lol
Procedural storytelling and Legacy characters are fresh as hell.
Incredible how well FarmSim22 is doing despite being on game pass.
Technically speaking Massive Chalice was the first game, that I know of at least, that did the whole procedural legacy thing, with traits passing from parents to children.
I'm not saying Wildermyth's implementation isn't as good or even better but it's not the first one.
It's not? Huh, must have thought about another game, maybe Football Manager which is also doing really well.
Anyways, FarmSim22 is doing incredible well. Constantly over 50k ccu. Giants must be really happy since they self-published it.
It's 80% if you own a previous one I think, otherwise it's 50%.
But F1 2021 rocks so do it.
FS 19 on there. You can pick that one up pretty cheap if GP isn't your thing.
I've only played 3 2021 games, and one of them is an idle game thats already been abandoned...
Yeah this voting blows when you haven't play anything really new lol.
I had fun. It has some unfinished stuff but you can get good time out of it. It has been kind of..abandoned.
Trying Tales of Arise now, it does seem pretty good. And looking into it, I realize that Bandai Namco probably agrees with me that UE4's temporal AA is trash, since the game apparently uses it's own TAA solution. And SMAA! Respect.