Community Games related YouTube video thread
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I'm not sure I'd fully agree with everything he says in the video, but I've said before and I'll say it again, I always thought that MG Survive is on the brink of being really good, even excellent.
The survival, going in the dust, stealthing around the crystal heads, navigating in the dust with the compass and distant lights and shit etc. All that was great.
All the forced tower defense/horde mode stuff, build your fences and poke the crystal boys through them with a stick? Not really all that fun, and there's way too much of it.
It really needed someone in like halfway through the dev be like, hey maybe we should focus more on this dust shit that's actually really kind of engaging, and maybe do less of this horde mode co-op multiplayer garbage that everyone else is doing and doing it better.
Ahoy on RollerCoaster Tycoon and how it was the last of its kind, in a way (as in: a best-selling game in pre-Steam-times that was made by a solo developer).
As always, a good video, on a game I love; and Ahoy just has a relaxed and pleasant way of doing videos.
14 years after this YTP milestone came out
The original author awoke from cryogenesis and he bestowed us a sequel
The original author awoke from cryogenesis and he bestowed us a sequel
Dark Souls as a Dark Fantasy movie from the 1960’s (AI generated):
Sheeeeeeesh, Salt Factory dropping a 6 hour video about Rogue Trader just in time to watch over the Holidays.
I'll probably finish the game before starting the vid as i'm going to assume it's spoiler city.
I'll probably finish the game before starting the vid as i'm going to assume it's spoiler city.
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These two videos are worthy watching if you're into mystery games.
Eurogamer's Jim Trinca (previously of Videogamer UK) takes a look at the most promising upcoming open-world games, including (of course) GTA 6, AC Shadows, Ghosts of Yotei, and others.
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LGR covers a new small-form retro PC, the Pixel86 (that isnt an emulation machine) focused on 90s DOS & Windows 95/98 gaming; a cool machine for those with the disposable income (costs 400-500 euros) who dont wanna build their own retro PC.
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Gmanlives covers The Killing Antidote, an early access RE-like indie game that I've recently played through and liked quite a bit; this review showcases the game very well.
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LTT takes a look at how SteamOS runs on non-SteamDeck hardware right now. Im surprised how well it works — and hope for a wide release.
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Jim Trinca from Eurogamer covers the Switch 2 announcement and how Nintendo needed the Steam Deck push, and also how both systems (but mainly the Steam Deck) helped blur the disctinction between stationary games and handheld games
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