Played Sorcery Saga. Still trying to forget it.
Did like Sword of the Stars: The Pit from the little I tried a while back
Also has a demo too.
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Played Sorcery Saga. Still trying to forget it.
Did like Sword of the Stars: The Pit from the little I tried a while back
Also has a demo too.
I've read similar complaints before and all I can think is "What exactly are you looking for then?"
Writing long form criticism is fun, but nobody reads it. I learned that the hard way when I got into games-writing a decade ago.
The journalists who are (or perhaps were) making money in this industry are those who can generate 10+ articles a day about nothing.
And here I thought that delayed release in Asia is the worst. Never thought that EU is experienced the same thing.
I guess to be fair to Atlus, getting other Japanese games in Europe was a shitshow too, at least still on PS1 and possibly PS2. It's just that when pretty much everyone else started playing ball at some point, Atlus is like Europe who? And it's the same story again in PC.
Well i started it, now there is no going back XD I will look at that move.
BTW
I played enough for today. I usually play for like an hour or hour and a half per day (sometimes more when I am reall into the game). :D
Y'all are terrible friends! I'm off to bed now, crying myself to sleep. 😿How does this make you feel
I'm that guy who bought Bayo 2 on Wii U day one and then only played through the first game.
I rectified that on Switch.
I rectified that on Switch.
I don't know, some people are really into camp. And there's likely some 4th wave feminist theory interpretation i haven't read about Bayonetta's saint/sexualized object dichotomy and empowerment that could be valid.
Some people could find the spartan environment set design to be effective at focusing on the primary gameplay set (characters and enemies). There's probably someone out there who has affinity for the yellow-and-bloom miasma that coats the whole thing.
I know there's lots of people that appreciate the jazz-pop score.
It's tough to call stuff objectively good or bad.
From the news section:
Noita is coming to Early Access some time this decade. We'll have more news next week
(Btw; there are only four months left in this decade.)
Gotta be honest, it's getting tiring to see an interest looking indie and stumble upon "roguelik(t)e" in its description.
No idea what laws this refers to, we had a big devaluation recently but that's happened before and Steam didn't disable anything
I think he meant without sounding like a youtube commenter
i actually agree with most of Teeth's complaints though, I think the difference is I think those issues overall only bring it down to about a 9.5 out of 10.
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Anyone use Rainmeter or something similar for launching Steam stuff. Have been using one for years but the last few months it's been screwing up a lot. Want to know if there's a better similar program or at least a better skin.
blob emojis are now illegal, so is minos
They're coming for you
It should be instantly. Are you sure you're not using a mobile authenticator?
I am not sure if Im using an authenticator. Maybe once upon a time, but I mean, Im not getting any text or mobile authenticator.
I don't even have the Steam app on my phone. It says that a code has been sent to my hotmail.
Would you recommend I reset my account or something? (I've tried to force the email from the browser (Safari + Chrome), the desktop App, and just downloaded the mobile App)
Spry Fox's Steambirds Alliance goes live tomorrow. I've been mucking around in the beta for nearly a year, and truth be told, I was NOT sold that long ago, nor even a few months ago when I went back to see what had progressed. But now... now it's getting somewhere.
bullet hell shooter: pick from a variety of flying ship classes; each comes with a default attack, buff, and "escape" maneuver. then enter a massive top-down bullet-hell universe...
MMO: ...where dungeons will appear on the fly after larger waves of rogue enemy ships are cleared out. you can also follow mission paths with arrows pointing you to a chained series of objectives.
permadeath: it takes 1.5 hours as a newbie, and 45 mins as a pro, to max a character out to level 20, so when one of your ships inevitably dies, it's not an end-of-the-world heartbreak to start from scratch. every permadeath sees certain universal stats crawl up.
shared shooter: you can't sell or deconstruct lesser loot. instead, you're expected to drop any extra cargo you have so that other nearby players can snag it if they're starting from scratch. all quests and grouping are designed for shared play, so you're never competing with nearby players for loot, and shared experience points are as simple as fighting alongside anybody you see. you can aim your reticule and see other players on a map, then warp to them with a 3-second delay to help them with whatever quest or open-world combat they're in.
f2p: every cash purchase is either for cosmetics or to unlock QoL boosts (more character slots) or specific quests. (I need to play more to understand how the paid quest content works, but I honestly think that's a fair thing to gate behind real money, since you're not paying for abilities or damage boosts.) every purchase I've seen is the kind that you can't lose if a character suffers permadeath.
If all of this sounds familiar, that's because the core design team made Realm of the Mad God before they abandoned that project in favor of this one. (RotMG is still hosted/maintained by another company, not its creators.) right now, Steambirds Alliance is really fun at first blush, and easy to group up with friends. (though if anyone dies mid-mission, that's a permadeath end, and the rest of your group will either need to hang around and survive while the dead person rolls a new ship and rushes your way, or everyone needs to tap a single "return to the home city" button to regroup.)
bullet hell shooter: pick from a variety of flying ship classes; each comes with a default attack, buff, and "escape" maneuver. then enter a massive top-down bullet-hell universe...
MMO: ...where dungeons will appear on the fly after larger waves of rogue enemy ships are cleared out. you can also follow mission paths with arrows pointing you to a chained series of objectives.
permadeath: it takes 1.5 hours as a newbie, and 45 mins as a pro, to max a character out to level 20, so when one of your ships inevitably dies, it's not an end-of-the-world heartbreak to start from scratch. every permadeath sees certain universal stats crawl up.
shared shooter: you can't sell or deconstruct lesser loot. instead, you're expected to drop any extra cargo you have so that other nearby players can snag it if they're starting from scratch. all quests and grouping are designed for shared play, so you're never competing with nearby players for loot, and shared experience points are as simple as fighting alongside anybody you see. you can aim your reticule and see other players on a map, then warp to them with a 3-second delay to help them with whatever quest or open-world combat they're in.
f2p: every cash purchase is either for cosmetics or to unlock QoL boosts (more character slots) or specific quests. (I need to play more to understand how the paid quest content works, but I honestly think that's a fair thing to gate behind real money, since you're not paying for abilities or damage boosts.) every purchase I've seen is the kind that you can't lose if a character suffers permadeath.
If all of this sounds familiar, that's because the core design team made Realm of the Mad God before they abandoned that project in favor of this one. (RotMG is still hosted/maintained by another company, not its creators.) right now, Steambirds Alliance is really fun at first blush, and easy to group up with friends. (though if anyone dies mid-mission, that's a permadeath end, and the rest of your group will either need to hang around and survive while the dead person rolls a new ship and rushes your way, or everyone needs to tap a single "return to the home city" button to regroup.)
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Legit had to read this 3 times because the first two times I thought you were saying there's a new Spy Fox game but that it's somehow a bullet hell shooter now.
Developer of the Darq is very happy ho game is selling
thats nice, some of the toxic posters here are just so focused here in turning this into a L just because he didn't taken an offer.
Lots of nice news from this week:
Seems like Rise of Industry was big enough to have an expansion. But fear not, as in the comments of the video the dev said they will continue supporting Rise of Industry
When I first saw it, I thought it looked like a bad tycoon game, but this tongue in cheek trailer really reminded me of how good The Movies was. Hopefully it will be as good!
Looks like a really nice and relaxing game?
Seems like Rise of Industry was big enough to have an expansion. But fear not, as in the comments of the video the dev said they will continue supporting Rise of Industry
When I first saw it, I thought it looked like a bad tycoon game, but this tongue in cheek trailer really reminded me of how good The Movies was. Hopefully it will be as good!
Looks like a really nice and relaxing game?
Good to know!
Those concurrent figures being posted around were always nonsense. People on Era just trying to turn the situation into a loss for the dev when he seems to be happy with things.
Think I see a couple of media people sharing that dumbass image as well.
I haven't seen that yet but that would be a new low even for them. Games media contribution to the discourse had been a shitshow.
I've seen that image shared here in ERA and the implication was disgusting.
Good on the dev's success.
Oh god my son watches that Youtube and Nickelodeon show... it's so bad. I'm definitely not telling him this exists.
Looks fairly rough, but I have to respect the devs for actually attempting to make a spiritual successor to The Movies.
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