Community MetaSteam | April 2019 - "Objection!" the One Finger Fatality
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I think I'll spend $8 to complete my Nep collection on Steam
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Surprised that it is only 435 rubles in our region (~$7)
Death Mark is EUR 29 here for anyone interested
Buy Death Mark Steam
Buy Death Mark Steam
Where you at? $20 is a decent price for me for a classic compilation like this
Chile, $30.22 USD, we are paying more that JP. Everyone in South America is screwed
I brought that one on myself by following Mangagamer (and buying plenty of anime trash).get better friends ... and stop buying animu trash!
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yup ... konami strikes again:
$60 in Argentina, lol
you disgust me!
It's a super stylish cel-shaded fps from around 2003, it's also loosly based on a Belgian comic/graphic novel which was made into a couple of TV shows a few years ago. You wake up on a beach with amnesia accused of assassination and you try to uncover wtf went on.
I don't remember ever playing it but it's fondly remembered by many mainly for it's style and writing as i think people said it was average as an fps.
get better friends ... and stop buying animu trash!
absolutely disgusting
Black joke, too soon, bad taste, etc. I'm Greek btw
I don't really like these kind of jokes. Burn really old buildings to receive free games? That's disgusting
I mean, it just shows he's an awful nerd who would indeed do that just to get a free game. Not promoting to actually do it. I think
Like saying "I'd kill for such and such sequel/remake/port/whatever". But no I actually wouldn't kill for such and such (honest, FBI).
Like saying "I'd kill for such and such sequel/remake/port/whatever". But no I actually wouldn't kill for such and such (honest, FBI).
I checked out the new Eldritch update and while it does not change much besides rendering improvements and some QOL stuff, it made me reignite my love for this 6 year old game and Minor Key Games.
It should've ended with the kid getting arrested with the police holding a can of gasoline.
Just wait for a deeper sale. IF games always get dirt cheap
Yeah, heard this joke a billion times today and it's in very bad taste, especially this close. Also, I have bad news for those who'd like to burn a building made entirely of stone... with a torch even.
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Sadly, there's no option in the Steam menus to select languages.
Also, no cloud saves.
Additionally, I... can't launch it. I click on it, and nothing happens. It starts and stops the game, without any error message.
I bought the game outside of Steam, and didn't notice that the specs mention it's a Windows 10 title.
I'm still on Windows 7.
I'm french and I don't care about stones.
2 children (6 & 10) died in a fire at their house on Sunday in north of France, donations were opened for the family, they got 2500€. Fuck Notre Dame.
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yeah ... people will always be more important that buildings
I'll freely admit that I've completely lost track of the Atelier series. I can probably guess why they're making a fourth Arland game (the original Arland trilogy was probably the most popular Atelier series), but it does come across as a bit of a cash-in.
lmao.I'm still on Windows 7.
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My Steam installation was updated, and now I have an entry saying "steamworks common redistributables" that is listed on "tools", below my installed games list.
Is this happening to everyone, or just me?
Is this happening to everyone, or just me?
This is Steam's way to avoid micro updates every now and then due to redistributables being updated / changed.
Oh good, I'm not the only one that noticed that. I figured if it was only me that i would try reinstalling Steam at some point today.
Happy to see that it's probably nothing to worry about. Though perhaps a bit annoying for those that set a ton of custom categories.
another Early Acces launch for today
I know this is going OT and I apologize for that but I've heard this argument many times during these past days and I can't quite understand it. Those things aren't mutually exclusive and thinking this way will always lead to finding something that's more important than the issue at hand, ultimately doing nothing about anything. You can care about cultural landmarks built by humanity through history (and I'm saying this as a non-religious person even if we're talking about a cathedral) while at the same time also care for people living and struggling through their life today, and still be angry for messed up things like that family only receiving a little amount of money. Also, those rich people using the Notre Dame fire as a publicity stunt and donating money shouldn't be the ones helping those people in the first place, that would be immoral and a slap in the face, the government should provide for them and they shouldn't be in need of receiving money from strangers in the first place, not even after a tragedy like the one you described.
Sorry again for the OT (feel free to move or delete my post).
So far I'm digging Katana Zero. The pixel art is damned nice. I have really enjoyed seeing pixel art games just get more and more beautiful each year. 2019... pixels. It's crazy, and I love it. I want more. Eitr, where are you! Children of Morta, let's go! Eastward!
Anyway, I clearly get excited by lovely lovely little pixels. KZ is solid fun, and I instantly see why Hotline Miami is mentioned in every review. Bitesized levels you'll die many times in, quick action, one hit kills. It's a bit of a puzzle game with a coat of blood and gore and flashy pink and blue lights. Early in the game, but can't wait to play more later.
Anyway, I clearly get excited by lovely lovely little pixels. KZ is solid fun, and I instantly see why Hotline Miami is mentioned in every review. Bitesized levels you'll die many times in, quick action, one hit kills. It's a bit of a puzzle game with a coat of blood and gore and flashy pink and blue lights. Early in the game, but can't wait to play more later.
Is that jealousy I'm sensing?
Not sure if anyone follows Indie Publishers, but a recent-ish new one (that is also French) is "The Arcade Crew"
The Arcade Crew: Home
They are curating some really cool shit.
The Arcade Crew: Home
They are curating some really cool shit.
Damn this looks super rad, keeping my eye on this one. Crashlands was pretty awesome.
Yep, that looks like another awesome game i know i'd be terrible at!
and another v1.0 launch for April
lovely update
lovely update
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Does that mean Shoppe Keep 3 will be announced shortly? Didn't they do something like that with #1?
120 BRL for a $20 game? Better luck next time, Konami.
was a fun cell shaded fps that had a fun story if i remember too
The amount of Atelier games on Steam is too damn high.
But in all seriousness as someone whose PS3 library was 40% Atelier games I love this new reality where they are all just on PC.
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