Yeah it's not an easy game to stomach.
I don't know if you're being sarcastic, but I was curious as to why this is "for a limited time" and discovered it's going to be free starting the 17th, which lead me to learn that SEGA (SErvice GAmes, who knew?) is celebrating their 60th anniversary, and giving away some free stuff on Steam. I'm not clear on how the giveaway of Nights Into Dreams is going to work, you might have to sign up at https://www.sega60th.com/ and link your account to get it (you'll also get some SEGA themed stuff to decorate your Steam account.)
Streets of Kamurocho, a mashup of Streets of Rage 2 and Yakuza, coming to PC on October 17 for a limited time
Publisher Sega and developer Empty Clip Studios will release Streets of Kamurocho, a mashup of Streets of Rage 2 and the Yakuza series, for PC via Steam on October 17 as part of Sega’s 60th a…www.gematsu.com
lol, thanks Nintendo for legitimizing this nonsense.
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Now I feel like I should refuse to get and play it, out of principle.
The Blair Witch game has a neat mechanic (you can play video tapes in your camcorder to recreate events, as well stop them in time to get around obstacles) but is utterly forgetable otherwise. Ghostbusters Remastered is Ghostbusters Remastered: it's fun game that should have gotten a sequel.
Ooh, I'm interested in the Ghostbusters remaster. I was interested in actually buying it if it was Steam (on a very high discount since I already own the original). Then it was announced as Epic exclusive, which is bullshit for such an old game that has already been on Steam.
Fallout 4 is a poor Fallout game, suffers from a weak story, and is only good in comparison to Fallout 3 (as opposed to the superior New Vegas). It does have fun game play though and I enjoyed base building, so it's not an entire wash.
It's got a lot more stuff to do single player if you want, but you're still going to want to do public events to get blueprints and such. It's generally the best way to get better gear for your character.
While it uses dark souls elements, I would not call it at all a soulslike. If anything it's secretly the best Indiana Jones game ever made, with you exploring a series of ancient ruins trying to find artifacts before the naz-I mean, Empire can reach them.
I still remember the days of Steam sales when the whole internet would lose its mind over how many great deals there were. Comics would make jokes about wallets being exhausted. People would pretend to cry about how they couldn't play everything because there wasn't enough time in the day to enjoy all the discounted games.
There hasn't been very many good games worth buying in the last few years, IMO. Steam sales were great when there were a stable of awesome games that were a year or two old. Now, not so much. Everything I put on my wishlist to look forward to has mixed reviews, or I'm not that excited about.
Last Year had the unfortunate setback of having to deal with major litigation during it's early phase from the Friday the 13th people (Killer was superficially similar to Jason Vorhees), then got beat to market by like... 6 games like it? So yes, it was basically DoA.
Ooh, my favorite price!
Mine, too! Since it comes with trading cards, they're paying me (a pittance) to play the game.
