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For anyone interested in the Yakuza games but new to the series, the Yakuza bundle (0, Kiwami and Kiwami 2) is £10.99 for the next ~15 hours on Fanatical.
www.fanatical.com
All keys activate on Steam, but the bundle is half the price it is on Steam currently. Fantastic price for the amount and quality of content.
Fanatical
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All keys activate on Steam, but the bundle is half the price it is on Steam currently. Fantastic price for the amount and quality of content.
Yeah, it's finished. I think I might even prefer it to Valve's original game. It's just amazing to see how much the devs accomplished with virtually no office. One of the all-time best fan games.
YES.
I was not expecting this reaction, I'm legit here looking for potential hidden gems that I might have missed. Good to know that apparently this game is awesome lmao
I doubt BG3 will go on sale until sometime after it leaves early access.
It seems baldurs gate is one of the most sold games on steam this year. I doubt the devs will not be keen on putting the game on discount since they have had such success.
At least I wouldn't discount an early access title with enough revenue that can top steam yearly charts
Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers on Steam
You are Tiny, a nerdy inventor, who tries to reclaim his most beloved possession - Grandpa's underpants!
One of the best Indie Games from the last 10 years no one played for just a buck.
As I'm currently playing Rogue Trooper Redux I'm thinking about getting Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death this sale.
Save 60% on Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death on Steam
Welcome to Mega-City One, a city of over 400 million people - every one of them a potential criminal. It is the third decade of the 22nd Century, unemployment is widespread, boredom is universal and only the Judges can prevent total anarchy. Empowered to dispense instant justice, they are Judge...
Ended up getting Nier Automato, Furi and Enslaved: Odyssey to the West.
May end up getting Doom Eternal and possibly Remember Me before sales end.
May end up getting Doom Eternal and possibly Remember Me before sales end.
a food for thought.
Doom eternal is still missing 1 SP DLC. I will wait until it releases before buying the game. According to a friend the DLC are as hard as some of the last missions on the base campaign; this means that I feel like if we pause between DLCs chances are that I won't be able to keep up with the DLC and find it "unfair".
I think that it is better tow ait for the next DLC instead of buying now. (unless off course that you are jsut buying the base game.)
Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk is on sale right now. I bounced off it after about 10h this weekend (mainly because I'm not a hardcore DPRG fan) but I thought it was really interesting, systems-wise, and really well-made. It does stumble a bit with the writing in the early game (there's a scene involving sexual assault that wasn't cool or necessary) but other than that it was decent. If you're a hardcore DRPG fan, check it out. It's also on sale on Switch right now too.
I suppose that would be the way to go. Played the base game through Gamepass in October so I figured with the current sale id be getting the base-game bundled with the season pass content. I guess a full playthrough of the base game and dlcs in one go would be best to build the experience and keet momentum going for the later (had a tough time with Marauders in the base game and hear they get tougher to deal with in DLC 1).
Thanks.
Got myself:
Wasteland 3
Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition
SaGa Scarlet Grace: Ambitions
Tyranny
ATOM RPG
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Thoughts?
Wasteland 3
Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition
SaGa Scarlet Grace: Ambitions
Tyranny
ATOM RPG
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Thoughts?
Diviny Original Sin 1 and 2 are pretty cheap and they are some of the best CRPGS in the last decade.
For anybody interested in Freedom Fighters. It's currently on sale at AllYouPlay for 3,33€
www.allyouplay.com
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Went a bit FPS crazy and got
G String
Nightmare Reaper
Ultrakill
Post Void
Enjoying them all so far!
G String
Nightmare Reaper
Ultrakill
Post Void
Enjoying them all so far!
I say meh, bought it on the sale and beat it with axel today. But then again I don't think I have enjoyed anything in the beat'em up genre after guardian heroes.
Tyranny is one of the msot interestign RPGs i have ever played. You are an enforcer of an evil overlord. however the overlord is so far away that yo ucan do whatever you want, from censeles violent to ignoring the problems around you or being kinda nice. The decisions in the game are all very... dramatic to say the least. I also like that every faction and char are every grey, they ahve good points and bad points. Most if not all chars have a lot of dimension and there aren't just evil people as a scapegoat to the problems of society. (although there is a lot of corruption)
The original Baldur's gate is a lot of fun but i never played the EE.
From that list i think you would probably like pillars of eternity and divnity orignal sin. DOS in particular is a really interesting aproach to the genre due to all the physical stuff besides the usual number. It is also very well done and jsut grabs you really quickly
I'd swap out Wasteland 3 for Divinity Original Sin 2 (you can skip the first one), W3 to me is a subpar version of it that never gets as interesting or creative.
Torn between what I want to pick up. Looking for some opinions from Era.
- Mafia Remake : Arguably my most wanted game, but I can see it dropping in price further
- Greedfall : Very interested, but I can see it hitting Humble
- Blight Bound: Now has bots, looks like a lot of fun.
- Teardown: This came out of nowhere. Looks like a lot of fun.
- Prodeus: Absolutely badass looking, but...wait for a sale??
- Avengers : Was never on my radar, but I've heard the campaign isn't bad.
- Mafia Remake : Arguably my most wanted game, but I can see it dropping in price further
- Greedfall : Very interested, but I can see it hitting Humble
- Blight Bound: Now has bots, looks like a lot of fun.
- Teardown: This came out of nowhere. Looks like a lot of fun.
- Prodeus: Absolutely badass looking, but...wait for a sale??
- Avengers : Was never on my radar, but I've heard the campaign isn't bad.
i'd wait for friday's humble choice because all of those games have a chance to be in a bundle in the future.
i feel like you should be putting a genre there because TB combat has a lot of genres in it. My fav:
- XCOM2
- endless legend
- endless space 2
- CIV VI
- Disagaea
- gladius
I also want to add 2 "franchises"
- Most PDS games. While they are in real time most things refresh on a cycle of months/years/days like a turn based game. They also allow pause and slow motion. so yo uwon't ever be pressed by Real time strategy
- Total war. has a turn based part but also Real time battles. The cool part for us turn based players is taht the real time battles can be paused. I paused the game every few seconds to give orders so for me it plays closer to a turn based game than to an RTS like starcraft
Divinity Original Sin (1 and 2) are some of the best crpgs in the last decade.
Yakuza 7 is a fun jrpg with ton of quirky sidequests.
Hylics 1 and 2 are some great surrealistic short rpgs
Haven't played SoR4, but Troubleshooter is hands-down one of my favorites this year.
I know you're an indie guy so I think you'd be extra equipped to appreciate its unique mark on the 2020 gaming landscape.
There's an OT here on Era and while the game didn't make a big splash (who expects S. Korean anime XCOM/FF:T to anyway?, lol) it certainly turned a lot of heads for those who discovered it.
Honestly just jonesing for some good turn based combat, whatever the genre.
Think I'll grab Disgaea PC!
Divinity Original Sin 1 looks like it'll scratch that itch!
Yakuza 7 has been on my radar, I'll probably grab that one on console.
This looks pretty awesome.
I didn't play Zanki Zero myself yet, but I heard very good things about it from friends. The other two are very good as well. Wizardry is more classic approach, while Labyrinth of Refrain is a more light-hearted approach from the Disgaea makers with deep mechanics.
Thanks, went with that one. I have six Yakuzas and Judgement for my beat-em-up needs
Star Renegades might interest you. It's a turn-based RPG rogue-like, pretty unique blend of genre and setting, with absolutely stellar pixel art to boot.
Has anyone ever returned a big stack of games they got in a sale?
I got a little too excited and bought too many games. I'm trying to be good about trying them all and seeing what I like best. So far I've initiated three returns and I'm thinking about going ahead and returning one more, but I don't want to get banned from refunds for abusing the system. Should I not be so worried about this?
I got a little too excited and bought too many games. I'm trying to be good about trying them all and seeing what I like best. So far I've initiated three returns and I'm thinking about going ahead and returning one more, but I don't want to get banned from refunds for abusing the system. Should I not be so worried about this?
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I think I did 6 refunds in a 3 week period and it was no problem. Mostly were games that i thought i'd like by the trailers/screenshots/genre and ended up being boring to me.
For example right now i'm waiting for humble chocie to see if any game i bought on sale is in there so i that i don't waste money. After that duringt hat weekend i'll try to play all of those games to see if i like them. If i don't i'll refund them.
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