Could you please provide a link for that JRPG tag comparison from Steamdb?yes once you exclude stuff like PSO2, FFXIV and MH:World
Also it broke 55k
Here: https://steamdb.info/graph/?tagid=4434Could you please provide a link for that JRPG tag comparison from Steamdb?
I think Guerilla was a lot better than Armageddon.Guerilla had terrible game design. The open world sent you from hub to hub doing the exact same thing over and over and by the time you reached the third hub you had seen everything the game had to offer. After that they made Armageddon which was a linear game and actually had a bunch of interesting weapons and levels but that completely bombed. And so for the last decade people have been pining for the shit tier open world game design that RFG had.
No, for Asceroth already did!Could you please provide a link for that JRPG tag comparison from Steamdb?
Who knows, I would say that most likely the deal changed and now this one might be EGS timed a la tina, but who knows.
I normally wouldn't bother posting an unfounded rumor like this, but someone in this thread posted an insert from the Justice League Blu-Ray that shows the upcoming DC games coming to Steam. Of course things like this can always change and that's no guarantee the Steam version will be at launch.
Thanks both you and AscherothNo, for Asceroth already did!
Thats a way to kill a GaaS game if true, hope Gotham Knights is not egs'd that's the one DC game I'm looking forward.
I normally wouldn't bother posting an unfounded rumor like this, but someone in this thread posted an insert from the Justice League Blu-Ray that shows the upcoming DC games coming to Steam. Of course things like this can always change and that's no guarantee the Steam version will be at launch.
Gives WB plenty of time to fix the shitty pc version I assume is coming
I normally wouldn't bother posting an unfounded rumor like this, but someone in this thread posted an insert from the Justice League Blu-Ray that shows the upcoming DC games coming to Steam. Of course things like this can always change and that's no guarantee the Steam version will be at launch.
Let’s put a GaaS in a platform no one spends money on because everyone is there only for the free games. Geniuses.
I normally wouldn't bother posting an unfounded rumor like this, but someone in this thread posted an insert from the Justice League Blu-Ray that shows the upcoming DC games coming to Steam. Of course things like this can always change and that's no guarantee the Steam version will be at launch.
Sell me on RF Armageddon. For the longest time I avoided it mainly because it is a linear shooty bang of the era of linear shooty bangsGuerilla had terrible game design. The open world sent you from hub to hub doing the exact same thing over and over and by the time you reached the third hub you had seen everything the game had to offer. After that they made Armageddon which was a linear game and actually had a bunch of interesting weapons and levels but that completely bombed. And so for the last decade people have been pining for the shit tier open world game design that RFG had.
Is 6 months eggslcoosies gonna be a thing now?
I normally wouldn't bother posting an unfounded rumor like this, but someone in this thread posted an insert from the Justice League Blu-Ray that shows the upcoming DC games coming to Steam. Of course things like this can always change and that's no guarantee the Steam version will be at launch.
Good guy epic giving me more reasons to play on PS5
I normally wouldn't bother posting an unfounded rumor like this, but someone in this thread posted an insert from the Justice League Blu-Ray that shows the upcoming DC games coming to Steam. Of course things like this can always change and that's no guarantee the Steam version will be at launch.
I've only ever played single player Arma and 3 has a pretty good campaign from what i remember.How is the single player in Arma3?
The website has a generic PC logo, so I don't expect to see an exclusivity deal. However, I could see a strong marketing partnership with Fornite.I normally wouldn't bother posting an unfounded rumor like this, but someone in this thread posted an insert from the Justice League Blu-Ray that shows the upcoming DC games coming to Steam. Of course things like this can always change and that's no guarantee the Steam version will be at launch.
You know it.At this point, signing an EGS exclusivity bill sets alarm bells off for me. Either the penny has dropped and you're releasing a shit game and you want Epic to pick up the tab (especially if it's a popular brand that Epic will be drawn to), your interesting-looking independently developed game needs a cash injection to get it into a playable state, or you're Randy Pitchford.
There are still a few notable exceptions to the above rules, but they all learn their lesson. After the roaring success of Kingdom Hearts on PC, I'm sure Square Enix will be announcing FF7R as a timed exclusive through gritted teeth.
As for Suicide Squad, frankly, being a DC game that's guaranteed to make a fuckton on sales and MTX if it's good, if they have signed exclusivity then the game probably sucks. No big loss.
Eh. If there's one company I expect to not learn then it is Square Enix. They will happily accept every exclusivity offer coming their way, because in their mind it is free extra money, and after the exclusivity period is over everyone else will still buy the game, plus you have double dippers, so technically you get even more money!There are still a few notable exceptions to the above rules, but they all learn their lesson. After the roaring success of Kingdom Hearts on PC, I'm sure Square Enix will be announcing FF7R as a timed exclusive through gritted teeth.
Yeah, after checking the picture Arc linked I think that one is fake and while I won't say it won't be exclusive, given that Back 4 Blood is multi-store and it's also a GAAS, I could see another multistore release but a huge emphasis in marketing with Epic via fortnite.The website has a generic PC logo, so I don't expect to see an exclusivity deal. However, I could see a strong marketing partnership with Fornite.
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It seems Epic is desperately looking for more last-minute exclusives to save their otherwise terrible year.Is 6 months eggslcoosies gonna be a thing now?
great sign they are normalizing the idea (no surprise given the RoI on HZD) even with how extrememely slow they areStill can't believe Sony announced PC versions on the main showcase, what a nice surprise.
tbh i am superbaffled how you managed to confuse this one up with xcomish type og gameI bought this but ended up refunding it. It was alright, just didnt really do it for me. I'd read it was a good x-com ish type game but i didnt really get that feeling when playing it.
They are just saving all of their steam on the inevitable FF7R release.It seems Epic is desperately looking for more last-minute exclusives to save their otherwise terrible year.
Wait until confirmed or denied ^^It seems Epic is desperately looking for more last-minute exclusives to save their otherwise terrible year.
Nomura-san, bby!They are just saving all of their steam on the inevitable FF7R release.
I don't think so. Whoever at Square gets to decide how their PC release strategy works clearly doesn't care about the actual long term revenue, they just want to see cash as soon as possible. Going for exclusivity deals gives them that, and so they are happy with getting lower sales when it launcher on Steam at a much later date.There are still a few notable exceptions to the above rules, but they all learn their lesson. After the roaring success of Kingdom Hearts on PC, I'm sure Square Enix will be announcing FF7R as a timed exclusive through gritted teeth.
Be careful what you wish for. Intel drivers are infamously bad for gaming. It won't matter how good their GPU's are on spreadsheet until they fix the drivers.Eff me, I want an Intel GPU. They might be less difficult to get than Nvidia ones. Hopefully...
I didn't know about Intel's drivers, but I wouldn't be surprised if the dedicated gaming GPU's are gonna have completely different drivers from the integrated laptop crud.Be careful what you wish for. Intel drivers are infamously bad for gaming. It won't matter how good their GPU's are on spreadsheet until they fix the drivers.
Intel's driver were so bad because it was clearly a complete afterthought for them, especially running games on them. That's not going to be the case here, and Intel is still a much bigger company than either Nvidia or AMD, so they can actually invest in a big team to write and maintain drivers on this.Be careful what you wish for. Intel drivers are infamously bad for gaming. It won't matter how good their GPU's are on spreadsheet until they fix the drivers.
wasn’t it recently leaked that the timed exclusivity deal SE signed for Rise of the Tomb Raider was valued at $100m? If MS offered even half that, I’d understand why they’d signI mean, Square Enix is the company that took an exclusivity console deal for the second game only of the new Tomb Raider trilogy... so I don't expect anything logical from them in general
Specially after the huge loss they must have taken on that other "minor" mistake that was Avengers....
Yeah I'm not in a rush to buy any WB game on PCGives WB plenty of time to fix the shitty pc version I assume is coming
Ooooh, interesting... Maybe I'll be able to experience that one day, if I ever get a new laptop.Dinjoralo Apparently the implementation of Iris XE in the new laptop/tablets we're looking at buying is much improved over previous gens and way better than nothing which is what we can get from most of our suppliers when it comes to GPU options. The guy doing the benchmarking is pleasantly surprised by them.
Not to say they are earth-shaking or gaming juggernauts as we have only seem them in new tablet/laptops and i don't know what the drivers are like at the moment but Iris XE is looking good according to him.
Im sure i read a review where they said its like xcom and then i probably tuned out the rest and insta bought it coz i love xcom.tbh i am superbaffled how you managed to confuse this one up with xcomish type og game
Jupiter Hell was always marketed and kickstarted as sprititual successor to DoomRoguelike and its pretty much that but with actual graphics
Unfortunately my memory is pretty crap so I can't remember the details of a game I played a decade ago. You are right in that it's a third person shooter which was in vogue at the time, with the added gimmick of destructible terrain. Red Faction in general is a very average series with the destruction being it's only USP. The difference was that Armageddon was an average shooter and Guerrilla was a lousy open world game. What I do recall is that some of the more powerful weapons you get (maybe near the end) were good fun to use. I think there was some element of puzzle solving required as well by terrain manipulation and possibly these weapons.Sell me on RF Armageddon. For the longest time I avoided it mainly because it is a linear shooty bang of the era of linear shooty bangs
The unending stream of former EGS exclusives chilling out in the global top sellers list when they do finally release on Steam would indicate that it is, in fact, precisely how it works. The only games that don't manage this are the ones that would have been lost even if they had released on Steam first....because in their mind it is free extra money, and after the exclusivity period is over everyone else will still buy the game, plus you have double dippers, so technically you get even more money!
Of course we all know this is stupid and not at all how it works.
Well, you could create a gift link. If there's any regional locks Humble will send a warning before it creates one. Personally, though, I use SteamGifts to check.Is there a way to tell if a game on humblebundle that you have say in a choice is region locked before revealing the key?
Not really.The unending stream of former EGS exclusives chilling out in the global top sellers list when they do finally release on Steam would indicate that it is, in fact, precisely how it works.
Have u seen the trailer from last year?I'm looking forward to Deathloop, but I kinda hope it isn't like Prey. I want something a bit faster, more streamlined with less stealth and resource-management.
Yesterday i fired up a pc engine emulator and tried out some shumpsI've resolved to stop buying games, at least to often. I removed all deals sites from my bookmarks and will deactivate all alerts to my email.
I have so much shit to play and so little time to do it that it is in my best interest to just stop. I'll do my best to stick to the 'big' sales like Summer and Winter Sales.
Check the thread on SteamGifts.Is there a way to tell if a game on humblebundle that you have say in a choice is region locked before revealing the key?
What you propose might be true, but it is entirely hypothetical. Maybe the games would have made more money if they had launched simultaneously everywhere. What isn't hypothetical is that Tim is paying out hundreds of millions of dollars to keep games away from Steam. What also isn't hypothetical is that these games are bestsellers when they come to Steam. The last 'big' game was the new Total War. All 3 versions of that game were in the top 10 when it came out. That's after Tim paid for the 7.5 million copies that were given away for free and whatever few copies they sold all year. Where's the downside for Sega? The next big game on deck is World War Z I believe. I'm guessing that's going to break 100k peak CCU on Steam. That's a game that's coming 2 years late after taking the moneyhat and then another big payout when it was given out for free.Not really.
A really popular game entering the top sellers list when it is released doesn't actually provide much meaningful information at all.
Sure, it could be indicative of the timed exclusivity period not mattering. Or the game could be selling just 1/5th of what it would have sold at full price had it launched day-and-date on all platforms, and make less money overall even with the exclusivity payout. If it's a decently popular game in a not super busy time period it will top the bestsellers either way.
What you propose might be true, but it is entirely hypothetical. Maybe the games would have made more money if they had launched simultaneously everywhere. What isn't hypothetical is that Tim is paying out hundreds of millions of dollars to keep games away from Steam. What also isn't hypothetical is that these games are bestsellers when they come to Steam. The last 'big' game was the new Total War. All 3 versions of that game were in the top 10 when it came out. That's after Tim paid for the 7.5 million copies that were given away for free and whatever few copies they sold all year. Where's the downside for Sega? The next big game on deck is World War Z I believe. I'm guessing that's going to break 100k peak CCU on Steam. That's a game that's coming 2 years late after taking the moneyhat and then another big payout when it was given out for free.
3 years later, Tim is getting repeat customers for exclusivity deals (Borderlands spinoff) as well as new publishers (Square and maybe Warner if that rumor is true). Does that indicate that publishers are realizing that this is a bad idea for their business?
Personally, I can't think of a single game which we'd imagine would do well on Steam and then didn't because of an Epic exclusivity deal. The Steam community seems to be willing to buy the games anyway so at this point I think it would be stupid for any publisher or developer to turn down an offer of exclusivity if it were to come. Possibly the only exception is multiplayer/live service games that depend on user engagement which is one thing Epic cannot provide.
There are very few repeated customers for exclusivity deals and it seems like Epic had to give a bit more for Tiny Tina since it weren't announced as timed exclusive with the announcements, other than that, Square takes exclusivity deals everywhere and a lot of other companies have rejected that accepted before.3 years later, Tim is getting repeat customers for exclusivity deals (Borderlands spinoff) as well as new publishers (Square and maybe Warner if that rumor is true). Does that indicate that publishers are realizing that this is a bad idea for their business?