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Steam Summer Sale 2020 - June 25th to July 9th | GabeN would like to know your wallet's location.
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Outer worlds worth it? 17 dollars is an expensive sale buy for me. I dont even know what this game is.
why is it 6,49 euros ? did the exchange rate flip while I wasn't watching ?
You're charged with tracking down signal anomalies in space. The dishes and equipment you utilize is all really complex, so the gameplay loop consists of running the equipment and searching the skies. It's pretty Zen.
It more relaxing with a dash of alien activity.
Tomato turned me on to it initially.
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It's fantastic but it's very much a mystery game. So if you like Myst or The Witness or things along those lines or just puzzles and thinking in general, I'd absolutely recommend it. If you want any sort of action like gameplay, I'd avoid it.
The most hidden of hidden gems on Steam btw:
Yo, I already forgot about having a 50€ budget for this Steam Sale. So it's Doom and 25€ of cheap ass wishlist stuff :D
Thanks for The Vagrant recommendation, this looks awesome. Will post my haul later. Love Steam Sales :)
Yo, I already forgot about having a 50€ budget for this Steam Sale. So it's Doom and 25€ of cheap ass wishlist stuff :D
Thanks for The Vagrant recommendation, this looks awesome. Will post my haul later. Love Steam Sales :)
I feel kind of scummy selling off my emotes and backgrounds to unsuspecting buyers with old buy orders up that don't realize those things are now basically worthless, lol.
They removed that feature, I think there is no card this year.
It lets you stream Steam games if you're on a low-end computer or android device etc
Very different games, but Terraria will give you potentially years of fun and things to discover. I love it. A Short Hike is wonderful too though. Only takes a few hours to 100%.
The End of Zoe expansion is pretty great but can be completed in about an hour. Not A Hero, the second most significant expansion, is another hour or so but that's free without the season pass. Other than that, you're looking at a whole lotta mini-games that, while replayable, are fairly wacky or shallow. There are some very tiny story themed experiences in there too but those aren't going to offer a ton of playtime if you're looking at this purely from a time = value perspective.
Overall, I really enjoy the EoZ expansion and would consider it worth the price alone but I'm also one of the most hardcore RE fans out there and enjoy just about every piece of content the franchise ever offers up so I'm biased. If you're looking for substantial content, you'll probably be a bit let down but if you just want more RE7 with some of that content filling in blanks from the main game, it's a good buy.
They're both good games, but a short hike is like hugging a baby seal in game form. It's a perfect game to separate yourself from the coronavirus hell world we live in right now.
If you haven't played digimon and you were actually thinking about it already just go for it the games are pretty chunky
The person he replied to probably meant Outer Wilds. Outer Worlds isn't on Steam yet.
Gonna check this out later.this is the closest youre going to get to be honest
throw some tags at it and explore!
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Can't check right now, is there any discount on Disco Elysium? That's the one PC game I've been waiting on.
For fuck's sake can't they prioritise those on the final stages of checkout, so that payment doesn't fail?
Hmm.... Pathfinder? Or Pillars of Eternity II?
Ahhh.... who am I kidding? I don't have time to play either of those games.
So, I better buy both of them just to be safe.
(Also, me buying Pillars of Eternity II is the surest way for it to be added to Gamepass immediately, for any of you who are holding out :)
Ahhh.... who am I kidding? I don't have time to play either of those games.
So, I better buy both of them just to be safe.
(Also, me buying Pillars of Eternity II is the surest way for it to be added to Gamepass immediately, for any of you who are holding out :)
Quite a few friends of mine are playing Titanfall 2 atm. What are the chances of the pop plummeting in the coming months?
I played through the game + DLC last Halloween. The Season Pass is not worth it. Only End of Zoe is mildly fun and lasts around an 1h/1h30 and Not A Hero is free.
I played through the game + DLC last Halloween. The Season Pass is not worth it. Only End of Zoe is mildly fun and lasts around an 1h/1h30 and Not A Hero is free.
Thanks for checking! I was hoping for a bit more but ehhhh I hear it's so good I might just grab it anyway. I know it's been 25% a few times already.
Both are superb games, but I think Pillars 2 is much better paced. Even if you 100% it, it's like 60~ hours or so. I put over 90 hours into Pathfinder and I was told I was at the 75%~ mark. What's there is good, its just very spread out.
EDIT:
For those deliberating Disco: If you enjoy RPGs or story-based games - don't hesitate, get it and play it now. You will love it.
Do you mean Outer WILDS? I don't think Outer Worlds is on Steam...yet?
Anyways, I loved both, but Outer Wilds is one of the best games of the last 10 years.
The game takes place in a single solar system with several planetoids / objects you can travel to. You have a little scrappy space ship and it controls with real physics and is hard to control at first but feels great once you get it. You basically are trying to unravel the mystery of your solar system and this ancient race of beings who have disappeared.
Every 20-ish minutes there is a cataclysm, you die, and you start over on the first planet. The game takes place in these 20 minute cycles where each cycle you progress on goals - you travel around, find lots of cool weird stuff, solve puzzles, find new locations, and your ship computer tracks everything so you basically use your computer through runs of the game to find something you want to investigate, take off, and go do that thing. I hate time limits in games but it REALLY works here. It doesn't sound like much time, but it really is, as the solar system is pretty compact. You will slowly peel back layers of the story as you find new places, solve new puzzles, and start figuring out what the hell is going on.
There are no levels, no loot, no skills, nothing like that.
You have a few tools you start with that you use for the gameplay, and this is all about exploration and discovery and it absolutely NAILS it.
I can't recommend this more, if any of this sounds interesting to you.
This is like an anti-No Man's Sky. They have built a compact solar system for you to discover but it is absolutely packed with all hand-made content and is challenging, riveting, "just one more run", insanely great.
If you get it I hope you love it. I didn't even know what it was the day I downloaded it on Xbox Gamepass, and I was shocked. It gave me the feeling games like Mario 64 and Breath of the Wild did. That magical, wanderlust, wonderful mix of things that is very rare in gaming.