Steam Summer Sale '19 General Recommendations and Hidden Gems thread

john titor · Jun 30, 2019

Not really hidden gems, but oh well.

If you're a sucker for puzzle games, this might be one of the gems you are looking for (if you haven't found it yet).

Intuitive and addictive, Into the Breach offers dozens of hours of fun turn-based strategy gameplay.

An excellent game featuring programming-like puzzles.

An example of great interactive storytelling. Fans of classic horror and sci-fi movies are in for a treat.

phant0m · Jun 30, 2019

Chunchun said:
if you haven't tried it yet, do it.

Save 65% on DUSK on Steam

Battle through an onslaught of mystical backwater cultists, possessed militants & even darker forces as you attempt to discover just what lurks beneath the Earth in this retro FPS inspired by the '90s legends.

store.steampowered.com

Just picked up Amid Evil, which I vastly prefer to this (same company).

kurahador · Jun 30, 2019

If you're in the mood for some short and sweet Point & Click game with barely any puzzle, this should be your pick. The story is pretty damn good (got pretty crazy towards the end tho) and managed to be very atmospheric.

Deleted member 43872 · Jun 30, 2019

https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/3533/Summer_Sale_Puzzles_Bundle/

At 10 games for about 12 bucks this is a great bundle to jump-start a Steam puzzle game collection. All older games, mostly well-known, but you don't need to pay for the ones you own. A couple of gorgeous Amanita adventures, The Room, SpaceChem, and more including the underrated block puzzles Sokobond & Tetrobot and Co.

The ⚫️🔲 Bundle on Steam

store.steampowered.com

Another solid bundle of puzzle games, this one's 8 abstract puzzlers for about 12 dollars. Features Hexcells Infinite (the last/best game in that series), English Country Tune (a clever 3D Sokoban from the maker of Stephen's Sausage Roll), Linelight (neat mechanics, very polished & approachable), and more.

Deleted member 1849 · Jun 30, 2019

GibdoInferno said:
The ⚫️🔲 Bundle on Steam

store.steampowered.com

Another solid bundle of puzzle games, this one's 8 abstract puzzlers for about 12 dollars. Features Hexcells Infinite (the last/best game in that series), English Country Tune (a clever 3D Sokoban from the maker of Stephen's Sausage Roll), Linelight (neat mechanics, very polished & approachable), and more.

Also contains Yankai's Peak, which is low key one of the best puzzle games in that collection, although I do feel that it controls better on mobile than on PC.

WellbornWarrior · Jun 30, 2019

UltraJay said:
So I tried starting this up and the voice acting was bad and the gameplay seemed pretty easy, not to mention the fact that I have no idea what is going on. I've only played the first .hack game before this and enjoyed it for what it was at the time. Does the game get better once you get past the intro? Do the subsequent games improve anything? People have said a lot of good things about this game but it didn't leave a good first impression.

It is a PS2 game after all. JRPGs in that time tended to be confusing at first and only explained stuff as the game progresses. I started it recently as well and didn't mind the slow start.

Lannisters1798 · Jun 30, 2019

How are the Risen games, Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood, Friday the 13th, and Star Wars KOTOR II?

Tizoc · Jun 30, 2019

Ah there it is. This is a free platformer where you can do triple jumps in and must utilize it to progress through some sections.

Another Free game that has gotten some positive impressions is himno

bobnowhere · Jun 30, 2019

Lannisters1798 said:
How are the Risen games, Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood, Friday the 13th, and Star Wars KOTOR II?

Find out!

Tizoc · Jun 30, 2019

Lannisters1798 said:
How are the Risen games, Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood, Friday the 13th, and Star Wars KOTOR II?

KOTOR II is well praised, Fanatical.com usually have it as part of a bundle

https://isthereanydeal.com/specials/#/filter:search/starwarsknightsofoldrepublicii

If you're fine with its price atm, go for it.

PepsimanVsJoe · Jun 30, 2019

Lannisters1798 said:
How are the Risen games, Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood, Friday the 13th, and Star Wars KOTOR II?

Risen is pretty awesome, provided you don't mind the fact that you'll be spending the first hour or two dying horribly to warthogs.
Also, when the option comes up, you'll want to work towards joining the monastery. They teach spells, and spells are really good.

Other than that, all I can say is bring a lot of patience. Risen has a fantastic world that's fun to explore. However, getting accustomed to everything can take awhile.

If you like Risen, be sure to grab its spiritual sequel Elex. Don't bother with Risen 2 or 3.

ADS · Jun 30, 2019

If you're looking for a turn based dungeon crawler/puzzle game, I highly recommend looking at the Deadly Rooms of Death series. I'll admit the graphics are a little weird at first, but it's got a fantastic sense of humor and the puzzles are some of the best I've ever played.

DROD 4 is the best place to start, and it even has DROD 1-3 on sale as DLC that can be run in the same engine.

Mr_Kuschels · Jun 30, 2019

What are some good 1st person Dungeon Crawler similar to Legend of Grimrock?

Sinatar · Jun 30, 2019

Mr_Kuschels said:
What are some good 1st person Dungeon Crawler similar to Legend of Grimrock?

PepsimanVsJoe · Jun 30, 2019

I'd also recommend:

My full review - https://steamcommunity.com/id/pepsimanvsjoe/recommended/409450/

NIN90 · Jun 30, 2019

Phantom Head Shaver said:
I'd highly recommend INFRA to anyone looking for a meaty first person puzzle/exploration game, especially to those interested in urban exploration. You play as a structural analyst whose job is to document damaged infrastructure by taking pictures while wandering through a crumbling city that has a vaguely eastern european feel to it. Also not a short game by any means - most playthroughs take at least 30 hours.

Another thing that should be noted is that '0451' is the first keycode in the game, so fans of immersive sims might also be interested in this one. I wouldn't call it a full-blown immersive sim, but the inspiration is clearly there (most visible in the level design and environmental storytelling aspects of the game).

There's also a spin-off game called Open Sewer that actually is much more akin to an immersive sim gameplay-wise, although I haven't really delved too deep into it since it's still in early access.

I'll also take this opportunity to give a shout-out to Eastshade, which is an absolutely gorgeous combat-less Elder Scrolls inspired game.

Lemme just tell you that I love you. INFRA is exactly my kinda jam as I have a weird fetish for abandoned industrial sites and I love exploration (especially the immersive sim kind).

Weeniekuns · Jun 30, 2019

I picked up Suriving Mars for like $20 with all DLC.... it is AMAZING... beings me back to when I was a kid and got Outpost and had no idea what I was doing. Its the perfect blend of SimCity and Elon Musk

JCG · Jun 30, 2019

Lost Technology is a Japanese indie real time strategy title with 12 playable factions and 6 translated story modes. It has shades of early Total War gameplay, decent anime art and nice music.

Fight N Rage is a solid beat 'em up with challenging yet fair gameplay, alternate paths and variable endings. It was primarily made by one person and has received consistent post-release updates.

Lannisters1798 · Jun 30, 2019

Recommend Starbound for the Summer Sale. Level up your steam Grand Prix badge by drinking soda (mod)

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1780994893

Deleted member 7148 · Jun 30, 2019

Anybody have any recommendations for a really good, maybe underrated, JRPG on Steam? I'm eyeballing the first Trails in the Sky but would like some more recommendations.

Callibretto · Jun 30, 2019

JDFaulky said:
Anybody have any recommendations for a really good, maybe underrated, JRPG on Steam? I'm eyeballing the first Trails in the Sky but would like some more recommendations.

Trails in The Sky is great, but before people come in expecting epic story like Final Fantasy games, I'll just mention that the story structure in Trails game are very episodic, you're playing as 2 adventurer that travel all around the country helping people. so the structure become very apparent from the beginning, you go to new town, meet up a few party member and deal with some self contained story/mission in that town, then the party member leave and you move to the next chapter/town where you'll meet new party member and deal with another self contained story there, repeat a couple times until the finale

large majority of 1st Trails game is about world building and introducing you to large cast of character until everything comes together in the end.

personally, I really like it and will recommend it to everyone interested in it

Lannisters1798 · Jun 30, 2019

Recommend this for the price!

Zapages · Jun 30, 2019

I would recommend Super Pilot on stream... Its the closest game that I have seen to classic N64 F-zero game... So much potential in it... Plus it has a track maker in it.

Alastor3 · Jun 30, 2019

Sankara said:
Banner Saga trilogy - gorgeous art style, good turnbased combat, choices 'n consequences in a pretty good Norse narrative

I RECOMMAND this trilogy every year. It's one of the best strategy game out there, not too easy but not too difficult too (like not too many rules and stuff to remember) with amazing artstyle and good soundtrack by Austin Wintory (Journey). Also one of the few serie that is better with each game.

kurahador said:
If you're in the mood for some short and sweet Point & Click game with barely any puzzle, this should be your pick. The story is pretty damn good (got pretty crazy towards the end tho) and managed to be very atmospheric.

Also note that it's made by only one guy, amazing.

Weeniekuns said:
I picked up Suriving Mars for like $20 with all DLC.... it is AMAZING... beings me back to when I was a kid and got Outpost and had no idea what I was doing. Its the perfect blend of SimCity and Elon Musk

I can ONLY recommand Surviving Mars WITH the new expansion out Green Planet. I can't get into the base game but Green Planet is where it really shine. Hopefully there will be a third expansion Blue Planet and will complete the serie just like Mars trilogy did

Subconian Dreamer · Jun 30, 2019

PepsimanVsJoe said:
As someone who grew up with these games, I can definitely say that Krome Studios did a great job here.

Oh, nice, I'd been interested in trying these out after hearing the Retronauts episode about the series but don't seem to have ever added it to my wishlist so missed that it was on sale

Soy Bob · Jul 1, 2019

Does anyone have any recommendations for good singleplayer card games, please? Ideally looking for some deck construction (Like Magic) over deck builders (Like Slay The Spire, which I wholeheartedly recommend)

Thronebreaker looks to be my best bet, but I wasn't a huge fan of Gwent when I tried the competitive game.

Tizoc · Jul 1, 2019

Soy Bob said:
Does anyone have any recommendations for good singleplayer card games, please? Ideally looking for some deck construction (Like Magic) over deck builders (Like Slay The Spire, which I wholeheartedly recommend)

Thronebreaker looks to be my best bet, but I wasn't a huge fan of Gwent when I tried the competitive game.

Hand of fate 2 may interest you.
Hof1 is ok but ive read that 2 is a good improvement on it.

Cecil · Jul 1, 2019

Soy Bob said:
Does anyone have any recommendations for good singleplayer card games, please? Ideally looking for some deck construction (Like Magic) over deck builders (Like Slay The Spire, which I wholeheartedly recommend)

Thronebreaker looks to be my best bet, but I wasn't a huge fan of Gwent when I tried the competitive game.

I don't play the genre myself, so I don't know the difference between the different types of card games, but this title popped up in my thoughts when I saw your post.

sredgrin · Jul 1, 2019

Soy Bob said:
Does anyone have any recommendations for good singleplayer card games, please? Ideally looking for some deck construction (Like Magic) over deck builders (Like Slay The Spire, which I wholeheartedly recommend)

Thronebreaker looks to be my best bet, but I wasn't a huge fan of Gwent when I tried the competitive game.

Steamworld Quest.

I think you'll find though that very few single player ones are not builders.

Phantom Head Shaver · Jul 1, 2019

NIN90 said:
Lemme just tell you that I love you. INFRA is exactly my kinda jam as I have a weird fetish for abandoned industrial sites and I love exploration (especially the immersive sim kind).

Oooh, well in that case you're in for something truly special! In terms of pure exploration INFRA is undoubtedly one of my top 5 games of all time, along with the likes of Thief and STALKER. I'm glad I was able to introduce this game to someone, since it's actually not that well-known for some reason.

dirtyjane · Jul 1, 2019

Lannisters1798 said:
How are the Risen games, Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood, Friday the 13th, and Star Wars KOTOR II?

Call of Juarez 1 and Bound in Blood are the series high points. CoJ 1 has super interesting gameplay and in BiB the Story keeps you engaged throughout, also it doesn't overstay it's welcome like the first one.

DealWithIt · Jul 1, 2019

Valdis Story: Abyssal City on Steam

Assume the role of Wyatt in this Action/Exploration Platformer as you explore the ruins of a holy city that was lost many years ago. Battle various types of demons, angels, and a new threat known only as the “Ferals”, using swordsmanship, martial arts, and sorcery.

store.steampowered.com

This is, in my opinion, the best game nobody is playing. It's an 8-15 hour metroidvania ARPG with incredible replayability. 4 unique characters, each with multiple weapons. There are literally dozens of viable builds.

Combat is tight and requires precision. Controls are clean. Enemy designs are good. Exploration is fun and rewarding.

There is also a hardcore mode and a boss rush arena mode.

I. Love. This. Game.

Buy it. Make a thread. Let's discuss.

Tizoc · Jul 1, 2019

DealWithIt said:
Valdis Story: Abyssal City on Steam

Assume the role of Wyatt in this Action/Exploration Platformer as you explore the ruins of a holy city that was lost many years ago. Battle various types of demons, angels, and a new threat known only as the “Ferals”, using swordsmanship, martial arts, and sorcery.

store.steampowered.com

I have this on gog and i really should get the motivation to play thru it xp.

Pellaidh · Jul 1, 2019

Soy Bob said:
Does anyone have any recommendations for good singleplayer card games, please? Ideally looking for some deck construction (Like Magic) over deck builders (Like Slay The Spire, which I wholeheartedly recommend)

Thronebreaker looks to be my best bet, but I wasn't a huge fan of Gwent when I tried the competitive game.

Strictly on this sale, there's Trials of Fire. I haven't played it yet, but RPS had a pretty good review of it, and the Steam reviews are likewise pretty positive. Not exactly sure if it's a deck builder or not though.

There's also Etherlords II, which is super old, but basically a mix of MTG and Heroes of Might and Magic. I liked it when I played it, but that was admittedly something like 15 years ago, so I have no idea how good it is compared to more modern games.

Despite being primarily multiplayer, Faeria also has a surprisingly large amount of singleplayer content. It also has really great and creative gameplay, which helps set it apart from other games in the genre. Purely in terms of the actual card gameplay, I think it's one of the best out there. Certainly one of the more creative ones at least. It used to be free, but they started charging for it a while back. And it also has a bunch of expansions, but I quit before they really started pumping them out so I don't really know if any of them are needed. Sadly it is still primarily a multiplayer game, and that part of it is kind of dead these days.

For games that aren't on sale:

The Lord of the Rings: Adventure Card Game might be worth keeping an eye on. Right now, I don't really feel like it's good enough to recommend, with its biggest flaw being the lack of content (which will presumably be fixed in the future), as well as a pretty sucky pricing structure (which is why I'd really recommend waiting for a heavy sale. I just don't think there's enough value's in it at full price).

There's also a bunch of free stuff. Card Hunter is great, with a singleplayer that's completely fine without paying. It's super dead, but I guess that shouldn't really matter if you just want to play it solo.

Hex also has a pretty meaty free singleplayer campaign. I didn't really play that much of it simply because it just felt like an inferior version of MTG (and the Microprose MTG game is a far superior singleplayer MTG option), but it is an option if you like MTG's gameplay.

Also just as a note, I'm pretty sure that the Steam version of Thronebreaker does not give you Thronebreaker cards/rewards in the multiplayer version of Gwent (only the GoG version does). Which would be a pretty significant drawback if you ever want to play multiplayer.

Mr.Deadshot · Jul 1, 2019

Soy Bob said:
Does anyone have any recommendations for good singleplayer card games, please? Ideally looking for some deck construction (Like Magic) over deck builders (Like Slay The Spire, which I wholeheartedly recommend)

Thronebreaker looks to be my best bet, but I wasn't a huge fan of Gwent when I tried the competitive game.

Pellaidh said:
Strictly on this sale, there's Trials of Fire. I haven't played it yet, but RPS had a pretty good review of it, and the Steam reviews are likewise pretty positive. Not exactly sure if it's a deck builder or not though.

There's also Etherlords II, which is super old, but basically a mix of MTG and Heroes of Might and Magic. I liked it when I played it, but that was admittedly something like 15 years ago, so I have no idea how good it is compared to more modern games.

Despite being primarily multiplayer, Faeria also has a surprisingly large amount of singleplayer content. It also has really great and creative gameplay, which helps set it apart from other games in the genre. Purely in terms of the actual card gameplay, I think it's one of the best out there. Certainly one of the more creative ones at least. It used to be free, but they started charging for it a while back. And it also has a bunch of expansions, but I quit before they really started pumping them out so I don't really know if any of them are needed. Sadly it is still primarily a multiplayer game, and that part of it is kind of dead these days.

For games that aren't on sale:

The Lord of the Rings: Adventure Card Game might be worth keeping an eye on. Right now, I don't really feel like it's good enough to recommend, with its biggest flaw being the lack of content (which will presumably be fixed in the future), as well as a pretty sucky pricing structure (which is why I'd really recommend waiting for a heavy sale. I just don't think there's enough value's in it at full price).

There's also a bunch of free stuff. Card Hunter is great, with a singleplayer that's completely fine without paying. It's super dead, but I guess that shouldn't really matter if you just want to play it solo.

Hex also has a pretty meaty free singleplayer campaign. I didn't really play that much of it simply because it just felt like an inferior version of MTG (and the Microprose MTG game is a far superior singleplayer MTG option), but it is an option if you like MTG's gameplay.

Also just as a note, I'm pretty sure that the Steam version of Thronebreaker does not give you Thronebreaker cards/rewards in the multiplayer version of Gwent (only the GoG version does). Which would be a pretty significant drawback if you ever want to play multiplayer.

There is also System Crash. I bought it in the sale, but didn't play it yet. I only heard good things about it though. It has a Cyberpunk setting.

the_kaotek1 · Jul 1, 2019

I'm surprised this hasn't had a shout yet, made by the same guy who made Pony Island, this is a mash up of different genres starring out of work video game characters.
If you don't have Pony Island, (get it, really) you can grab both for 31c extra.

Soy Bob · Jul 1, 2019

Tizoc said:
Hand of fate 2 may interest you.
Hof1 is ok but ive read that 2 is a good improvement on it.

Cecil said:
I don't play the genre myself, so I don't know the difference between the different types of card games, but this title popped up in my thoughts when I saw your post.

sredgrin said:
Steamworld Quest.

I think you'll find though that very few single player ones are not builders.

Pellaidh said:
Strictly on this sale, there's Trials of Fire. I haven't played it yet, but RPS had a pretty good review of it, and the Steam reviews are likewise pretty positive. Not exactly sure if it's a deck builder or not though.

There's also Etherlords II, which is super old, but basically a mix of MTG and Heroes of Might and Magic. I liked it when I played it, but that was admittedly something like 15 years ago, so I have no idea how good it is compared to more modern games.

Despite being primarily multiplayer, Faeria also has a surprisingly large amount of singleplayer content. It also has really great and creative gameplay, which helps set it apart from other games in the genre. Purely in terms of the actual card gameplay, I think it's one of the best out there. Certainly one of the more creative ones at least. It used to be free, but they started charging for it a while back. And it also has a bunch of expansions, but I quit before they really started pumping them out so I don't really know if any of them are needed. Sadly it is still primarily a multiplayer game, and that part of it is kind of dead these days.

For games that aren't on sale:

The Lord of the Rings: Adventure Card Game might be worth keeping an eye on. Right now, I don't really feel like it's good enough to recommend, with its biggest flaw being the lack of content (which will presumably be fixed in the future), as well as a pretty sucky pricing structure (which is why I'd really recommend waiting for a heavy sale. I just don't think there's enough value's in it at full price).

There's also a bunch of free stuff. Card Hunter is great, with a singleplayer that's completely fine without paying. It's super dead, but I guess that shouldn't really matter if you just want to play it solo.

Hex also has a pretty meaty free singleplayer campaign. I didn't really play that much of it simply because it just felt like an inferior version of MTG (and the Microprose MTG game is a far superior singleplayer MTG option), but it is an option if you like MTG's gameplay.

Also just as a note, I'm pretty sure that the Steam version of Thronebreaker does not give you Thronebreaker cards/rewards in the multiplayer version of Gwent (only the GoG version does). Which would be a pretty significant drawback if you ever want to play multiplayer.

Thank you all. I'll have a look through them all later on.

Snormy · Jul 1, 2019

Thores said:
It's Smash Bros meets Wuxia martial arts, with some very fluid and cool feeling combat. It's very nearly out of Early Access so this isn't a bad time to jump in for cheap.

I've tried majority of the platform fighters, my favourite is by far Roof Rage. This and Rivals are probably the ones I liked most but I lean towards Roof Rage.

The cast is pretty diverse both in appearance and in fighting style, all taken from popular martial artstyles.

The developer has a discord channel for the game and you can challenge him to matches. I'm not very good at the game but I really enjoyed my time with it. I haven't actually played since the Muay Thai fighter so there is also the ninja and Sumo I haven't tried. Connecting with Thyra's hammer is super satisfying and I did not expect to enjoy the roof tile mechanics. It was just oddly enjoyable being able to randomly pluck a tile off the roof for a throwable projectile. The retro style is a bit of a hit or miss for me but I really love the stages and backgrounds.

Tizoc · Jul 1, 2019

NVM, they listed the wrong game.

nbnt · Jul 1, 2019

Is there a platformer on Steam that plays 1:1 like 2D Mario? And I mean in everything, from structure to running and stomping on enemies. The closest thing I could find is Bloo Kid 2, but it seems way too slow for what I'm looking for.

More_Badass · Jul 1, 2019

Snormy said:
I've tried majority of the platform fighters, my favourite is by far Roof Rage. This and Rivals are probably the ones I liked most but I lean towards Roof Rage.

The cast is pretty diverse both in appearance and in fighting style, all taken from popular martial artstyles.

The developer has a discord channel for the game and you can challenge him to matches. I'm not very good at the game but I really enjoyed my time with it. I haven't actually played since the Muay Thai fighter so there is also the ninja and Sumo I haven't tried. Connecting with Thyra's hammer is super satisfying and I did not expect to enjoy the roof tile mechanics. It was just oddly enjoyable being able to randomly pluck a tile off the roof for a throwable projectile. The retro style is a bit of a hit or miss for me but I really love the stages and backgrounds.

1) How is Arcade mode/solo offline play?
2) Is online active?

More_Badass · Jul 1, 2019

Soy Bob said:
Does anyone have any recommendations for good singleplayer card games, please? Ideally looking for some deck construction (Like Magic) over deck builders (Like Slay The Spire, which I wholeheartedly recommend)

Thronebreaker looks to be my best bet, but I wasn't a huge fan of Gwent when I tried the competitive game.

Have you heard of or played Dream Quest?

Deleted member 10551 · Jul 1, 2019

Soy Bob said:
Does anyone have any recommendations for good singleplayer card games, please? Ideally looking for some deck construction (Like Magic) over deck builders (Like Slay The Spire, which I wholeheartedly recommend)

Thronebreaker looks to be my best bet, but I wasn't a huge fan of Gwent when I tried the competitive game.

Card City Nights?

TheNotoriousAFG · Jul 1, 2019

daxy said:
This visual novel is crazy charming. I don't like FMV stuff usually, but I took a risk on this game based on all the positive stuff I'd heard, and I was greatly rewarded for doing so. Great cast, solid writing, fun mystery, and a lot of heart. It's pretty meaty as well. Definitely worth the price.

Probably the best game I've played this year. Don't sleep on the best visual novel folks!

Snormy · Jul 1, 2019

More_Badass said:
1) How is Arcade mode/solo offline play?
2) Is online active?

I haven't played it in months, the arcade mode wasn't out at the time. Solo was then just fighting vs AI matches which was ok but online was a bit better. I used the developer's discord which had a bunch of regulars, semi-regulars and drifters/newbies like myself. Spent a day messing around local which was pretty fun too.

Marcy-kun · Jul 1, 2019

https://store.steampowered.com/app/980830/Death_Mark/

Deleted member 22585 · Jul 1, 2019

Honestly, Quantum Break for under 10 bucks is a steal and worth it if you have a beefy PC.

Also recommend In Death, VR bow shooting game. A lot of fun.

Fatagnus · Jul 1, 2019

Great IgaVania platformer.

Frozen Viper · Jul 1, 2019

Unable to link an image right now, but I cannot recommend Cross Code enough! It's amazing themed RPG, with one of the most fun combat systems and a heartfelt story that I've ever played. Nab it now!

WellbornWarrior · Jul 1, 2019

JDFaulky said:
Anybody have any recommendations for a really good, maybe underrated, JRPG on Steam? I'm eyeballing the first Trails in the Sky but would like some more recommendations.

Trails is easily one of the best, if not the best, JRPG series out there. Everyone who played it will confirm as much. But you have to bring a lot of patience, both in the games and outside of it since it takes ages for new entries to come out in the west. But the reward for your patience will be pure, unaltered bliss.

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