• Rose@lemmy.zip
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    27 days ago

    The Last Case of Benedict Fox being around 90% off was the only one with an acceptable price tag for me. Got it even cheaper via a bundle because I already owned Arise.

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      I’d recommend Last Epoch, lots of interesting customization options but not overwhelming like PoE.

      I did not expect when I created a rogue to be using 2 handed maces, but zipping around swinging the heaviest weapon I could find 5 times a second was very satisfying.

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      27 days ago

      I have been considering this. Is it a fun solo game? Any problems on the deck, like small text? I also wonder if there are any problems with it being always online.

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        Yeah it’s fun if you like games with a dark atmosphere. The text is perfect and the game is fully voiced over as well. The interface gets some time getting used to. It’s a lot of features crammed on the screen.

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        27 days ago

        Technically it’s an early access. The company is asking you to send them money so you can beta test their game. If you wait six months, the game will be fully released and free.

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          They give you the stash space that you bought for PoE1 in PoE2 as well - I would never have expected that. And the money you spend for the EA gives you some ingame stuff and currency too. Quite fair, imo.

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    27 days ago

    These are the ones I was interested in.

    I went for a few bundles because I already owned thief sim and one of the metro games, so the bundles were an even better deal.

    I checked the steam db website and a lot of these were all time low.

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    26 days ago

    Touhou Artificial Dream in Arcadia. Sort of a recent fangame title, by today’s standards, but if you’re looking for some cool mid-to-late-1990s-inspired PC dungeoneering action (Shin Megami Tensei being a heavy inspiration), it’s currently at ninety-two percent off.

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    Patient in that it came out way back at the beginning of twenty ‘ought twenty-four, cheap in that its fifty percent off; the new prince of Persia game is precisely correctly priced at twenty dollars and fun as hell.

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    27 days ago

    The Owlcat Pathfinder CRPGs aren’t on the deep discounts list, but Kingmaker is 85% off ($2.99) and Wrath Of The Righteous is 70% off ($11.99). Both are solid games.

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      Owlcat is a Russian company that is very outspoken pro-Putin, pro-Ukraine war. The EULA of the games essentially tells you that they’ll install spyware.

      Do not buy their games! If you already own them, do not install their games!

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        Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous is an amazing game if you can look past the politics though. Also, the spyware thing is pretty standard now - it’s usually called “telemetry” in most EULAs. I haven’t read it closely enough to know if they’re overreaching any worse than others, but they did walk back including the AppFlyer tool after pushback from users.

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        Do you have any sources for this? I tried to look into it, but I can’t find them making any political statements and they seem to be mostly centred in Cyprus, so how much do they actually support Russia besides being (originally?) Russian and thus at risk if speaking out against Putin?

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    Shamelessly copying my comment:

    In order,

    Chorus - AA paranormal 3d spaceship combat game
    Cyber Hook - First person grapple hook platform racer
    Tangle Tower - Charming point and click detective game
    Patch Quest - Bullet hell roguelike
    Subsurface Circular - Robot murder mystery visual novel
    Yes Your Grace - Addictive story driven king resource management game
    They Bleed Pixels - Brutal 2d action platformer
    Devil Daggers - Single arena fps where you try to survive 500 seconds (and fail)
    Loop Hero Soundtrack - The game is pretty well known, but its soundtrack is amazing enough to buy or pirate even if you don’t want to play it

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    Cant go wrong with Grim Dawn. One of the best modern arpgs with regular huge updates, expansions and modding support.

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      I played through it again a couple months ago but when I went to check the DLC it looks like they haven’t ever done more than 35% discount even though they came out in 2017 and 2019. Meanwhile the base game has done 90% off in the past (also the current price). Guess they figure if you like it enough to go looking for DLC you’ll probably pay more.

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    27 days ago

    Picked up Firewatch and Divinity Original Sin 1&2.

    FW is a short and sweet walking sim. Well worth the £1.60 or whatever I paid for it.

    No opinion on DOS yet because I doubt I’ll play that before the new year.

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      Divinity 2 is great, it’s similar to BG3 (since the same studio made it) just not as long / expansive. The main gimmick of the game is you can spill shit on the floor to change how the next battle plays out, barrelmancers will love it.

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    27 days ago

    My suggestion for the steam winter sale is chech out the GOG winter sale. But maybe that’s just me.

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    27 days ago

    Can someone recommend some good 3-player games? Already bought Aliens: FE and I’m sick of Apex and DOOM.

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      I wish there was something between World of Warships and Mr. Here’s Literal Hours Worth of Interactive Presentations to Learn my Bespoke Mechanics. I haven’t found the time, nor the strength, to have another go at it—and I’m not sure if I ever will. Neat concept, though.

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      Incredibly hard an unintuitive though. Expect to need to watch countless tutorials before you build something usable. Defo not really for people who game like 3hrs a week.

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      Gonna shill for war of the chosen real quick:

      WotC fixes a lot of serious integral problems in the base game. In my opinion, XCOM enemy unknown is better than XCOM 2, but WotC easily beats both. So if you’ve heard bad things about XCOM 2, then keep in mind it’s probably fixed in WotC.