This looks amazing.
Almost wish it were free so more people could be free.
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PC Gaming ERA | July 2019 - Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of RICHAAAAAAARD!
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This looks amazing.
Almost wish it were free so more people could be free.
I honestly have forgotten humble bundle exists.
They didn't close free version:
WIN+t and type: steam://install/872280
to get it free.
If this is based on the free game I played last year, the description makes sense and it's worth a try.
I had no idea you were supposed to claim it and thought it was just added to my account, so thanks for pointing this out. I was pretty annoyed to have missed it.
It used to be free on Itch or some other place.
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It used to be free on Itch or some other place.
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I don't know what happen, should've been win+r.
I honestly wonder why Dusk Diver is not more popular.
I mean Bloody Spell had like 1000 reviews after a few days and this has in total 100 after 3 months, both Early access games.
The game itself is actually done pretty well. Its a mix between Persona "day gameplay" and Musou style action gameplay set in Taipei with anime style. I thought that would do really well.
I mean Bloody Spell had like 1000 reviews after a few days and this has in total 100 after 3 months, both Early access games.
The game itself is actually done pretty well. Its a mix between Persona "day gameplay" and Musou style action gameplay set in Taipei with anime style. I thought that would do really well.
I guess they were hoping that there would be another game but it didn't happen and there was even lore stuff talking about what happened after.
I for some reason thought the game was going to be longer but it was not. It was a decent length
I don't like how they are going to make console exclusive content for this game (why PQube, why??? )
Didn't know it existed until now. Had me at beat em up and Persona, but lost me on Early Access.
I'll wait until it's fully cooked.
I was under the impression that Source added some weird bugs but maybe I got that wrong.
Play the original. Its just so perfect. The low poly models, the sound effects, all that stuff. You can always do a playthrough of the Source version later on just to see the difference.
Other than dealing with a USB 3.0 cable it's all pretty easy.
Its all Lego in the end. Almost everything has a uniquely shaped socket and uniquely shaped plug. The biggest challenge of PC building is definitely cable management. The most dastardly part where you try and make everything look good.
Ah, so it IS the same free game I played lol
Never heard about it. Kinda pricy for an EA game, but will keep an eye on it.
Nowadays it is basically impossible to build a PC wrong, everything is made so that you need to connect to the correct slot quite easily. Maybe only hard part would be Ram allocation so that it gets correctly used, and cables.
Yeap.
I know I'm a little late, but just tried this and it worked a dream. Thanks!
Interestingly. Psychonauts 2 is not being sold on fig.co anymore. It used to be sold there even though the campaign ended 3 years and a half ago.
On June 16, 2019:
On July 9, 2019.
It seems like the number of backers was not updated in real-time for the $39 tier, and Double Fine must have sold 8,502 copies since the end of the campaign. That is on average about 202 copies sold per month.
Since June 16, the post-campaign total has increased by $2,268. That is for about 58 copies of the game sold for $39 in slightly less than a month.
It is odd because permanently selling promises of Steam keys should be fine. It would only be an issue if they wanted to run a beta on Steam for backers later on.
The game is still scheduled for 2020:
On June 16, 2019:
On July 9, 2019.
It seems like the number of backers was not updated in real-time for the $39 tier, and Double Fine must have sold 8,502 copies since the end of the campaign. That is on average about 202 copies sold per month.
Since June 16, the post-campaign total has increased by $2,268. That is for about 58 copies of the game sold for $39 in slightly less than a month.
It is odd because permanently selling promises of Steam keys should be fine. It would only be an issue if they wanted to run a beta on Steam for backers later on.
The game is still scheduled for 2020:
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Nothing like going to bed double pissed off because a boss kicked your ass over an over again to start you mad and then in the middle of trying to beat him the game crashes....
Fucking White POS Tiger.
Im keeping my eye on this but EA and price tag is not yet there for me yet. Game looks so good.
Fucking White POS Tiger.
Randynomics at work. Remember that time his game went f2p after it bombed so hard but he went on twitter to lecture everyone that it was not actually f2p.
Im keeping my eye on this but EA and price tag is not yet there for me yet. Game looks so good.
I'll have to keep watching tutorials.
I'm pretty sure RDR2 is the only game I can think of that I would legitimately want to buy at release I had such a hard time waiting for GTA 5 to go down in price and I bought it on Xbox 360 and PS4
Humble's experimenting with merging the Rewards system (the store credit you get after you purchase something) with the Monthly discount. This does mean that the aforementioned store credit is replaced with a bigger up-front discount. It's also kinda misleading to call it a "20% discount" since the default charity contribution (5%) remains.
You mean the charity auctions where depending on how much you bid you would get more games etc? What happened to those?
FFXIV: ShadowBringers (ファイナルファンタジーXIV 漆黒の反逆者), from Square-Enix, is the latest expansion to Final Fantasy XIV's MMORPG. This MMO is different from others in that it has a heavy focus on story, so much so that many concider it the best Final Fantasy in a long time. This expac brings many new features including 2 new playable classes (Dancer, Gunbreaker), some simplification of abilities, and many quality of life features as well. For more detailed information please see the OT from Dark Knight.
Just a note - it's from the non-binary developer of "Coming Out Simulator" and "Adventures in Anxiety", so the game probably isn't what you think.
You can play it for free (https://ncase.me/) if you want to find out for yourself.
"HEY! How about you go and use this service that is so much better than ours!"
1440p/27" would be my vote. The jump in clarity is just too good to pass up, even if you have to sacrifice some performance (you can always turn down a few settings)
The extra real estate is great for productivity too.
I just don't like how whole thing in that Kotaku article was about wishlists. If you want to know why sales were lower you need to analyze more data. One big thing that was missing from this sale that absolutely nobody mentioned is getting cards for going through Queue each day. Second thing that nobody compared is discount, was it the same or lower than during previous sale? There are so many data points that could impact those sales and yet they are all focused on one that doesn't guarantee sale.
Game removed from wishlist is not lost sale in a same way that pirated game is not lost sale. They are both potential sales.
Game removed from wishlist is not lost sale in a same way that pirated game is not lost sale. They are both potential sales.
A developer who chose to remain anonymous provided raw revenue numbers. "In 2018 we made about $100,000 with ONE game during the summer sale," the developer said in an email. "In 2019 we made about $65,000 with TWO games during the summer sale. But it isn't just the summer sale. It seems that for many devs, 2019 is the year of the lowest traffic and therefore least sales made yet."
I don't get this kind of thinking. Why you should earn more each year with the same game? For what reason? If anything if your potential users have buyed your game they are not going to buy it another time one year later, and if the word of mouth isn't there it's clear why you are earning less every year that it goes
I don't get this kind of thinking. Why you should earn more each year with the same game? For what reason? If anything if your potential users have buyed your game they are not going to buy it another time one year later, and if the word of mouth isn't there it's clear why you are earning less every year that it goes
that's a really bad false equivalence. wishlist data is a metric developers use to anticipate and measure sales potential, they're not a sale but they're an indicator of it. multiple developers reporting their wishlist count plummeting on the sale is not a coincidence, people don't remove games based on the discount being lower than previous sales, it's just a side effect of how shitty bad is at this garbage minigames that would only be fun to a calculator, if they fucking worked
the loss on sales has also been reported by many developers over the course of last year, specially when valve quietly broke their algorithm, flatlining the wishlists and sales of many devs (which they never recovered from)
weaker sales is most likely a consequence of market saturation, games have to do a lot more to stand out when you're competing against hundreds of new games every day, which is not necessarily valve's fault cos the store operates under the rule that "everyone's welcome", but trying to say that this terrible minigame wasn't a massive fuck up that didn't cost developers (a lot of?) money is bad bad bad
it was
like usual they made a numbers crunching monstrosity designed for wall street brokers and/or AI
even reading the instructions page made me anxious
that's assuming you've reached your whole audience in the first year and that the userbase didn't grow at all, both of which are wrong
that doesn't mean you should be selling more every year, or even the same, but what these devs are trying to surface is that the rate their sales curve is falling is not normal
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