I already own too many anime gamesWhy not use those 10bucks to buy something good then?
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Why not use those 10bucks to buy something good then?
Yes, I suggest: Buy cheap Core Keeper cd key - lowest price
I didn't play Godfall for free, I sure as shit ain't buying it.
If I wanted to waste £26 I’d withdraw the cash and set it on fire.
Plus there are better games than Godfall released nearly daily on Steam. Why waste it on this trash?
Plus there are better games than Godfall released nearly daily on Steam. Why waste it on this trash?
There's no such thing as too many anime games.
Y'all gotta stop telling people what to buy.. c'mon now
Why not let people buy what they want?Why not use those 10bucks to buy something good then?
I kinda want to buy Godfall, but I have a feeling that it'll be in a Humble Choice or Humble Bundle in the near future.
Ended up buying Hitman 3 Standard Edition. The suits and items are apparently just reskins and if I want more escalations (don't even remember what that is really), I can buy the Deluxe Pack separately later on a better sale.
I see nothing wrong with asking in good faith for the reason why someone would buy a game that is generally considered mediocre or even bad. Two people responded with perfectly logical reasons and now we all have a better understanding of each other. Isn't that the whole point of a discussion forum?
Damn, I would've thought you'd be all over the gamepass version!
Annapurna has lots of games on sale.
store.steampowered.com
I really recommend Gorogoa, Journey, Outer Wilds, Arful Escape, Florence, If Found, Sayonara Wild Hearts and I Am Dead.
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I really recommend Gorogoa, Journey, Outer Wilds, Arful Escape, Florence, If Found, Sayonara Wild Hearts and I Am Dead.
Thanks, time to wait until the 10th, added it to my wishlist meanwhile
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I've no problem with people asking why they are buying a certain game, but I don't think it's cool to tell people to spend their money on a different game or burn their money instead
I would imagine that such things were probably said in jest, we are a pretty cozy and friendly community here.
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The cartoon part looks like elden ring cartoon, with all the summons and stuff, which I guess are metaphorical in this case, from past runs/deaths/experience.
Seriously considering getting the Master Chief collection....
I haven't played a Halo game since Halo 2 on the original XBOX, and before that, Halo: Combat Evolved on PC...
I haven't played a Halo game since Halo 2 on the original XBOX, and before that, Halo: Combat Evolved on PC...
I'm sure ill be the only one with this opinion but the first game was more annoying than fun and the second one looks like it's just more of the exact same but with a 2 on the end for Rogue Legacy 2
Their upgrade system just felt stupid to me because if you went the "wrong" direction stuff that was actually good was horrendously expensive and required you to get massive amounts of gold
Maybe I played it wrong? Lol I don't know I like roguelikes and roguelites but there's so many better options comparatively at the time to the original and even now the sequel has to compete against the new stuff that's out
Their upgrade system just felt stupid to me because if you went the "wrong" direction stuff that was actually good was horrendously expensive and required you to get massive amounts of gold
Maybe I played it wrong? Lol I don't know I like roguelikes and roguelites but there's so many better options comparatively at the time to the original and even now the sequel has to compete against the new stuff that's out
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Godfall is a fun game so far. simple, but fun.
I could see this being a good coop game - sadly no cross-play which is a bummer.
I could see this being a good coop game - sadly no cross-play which is a bummer.
yeah HOTD remake is surely coming to pc
When you folks say Godfall is a bad game, I understand exactly how you feel.
Because I feel the same way about Persona 5.
Because I feel the same way about Persona 5.
Oh no you said the P wordWhen you folks say Godfall is a bad game, I understand exactly how you feel.
Because I feel the same way about Persona 5.
I don't even hate Epic Games Store or anything, I just don't prefer it and don't think it's necessarily a 'good' thing. But like, Nintendo is worse.
All that said, what the heck is the point of stuff like Godfall? I don't understand how that appeals to a person.
All that said, what the heck is the point of stuff like Godfall? I don't understand how that appeals to a person.
Epic most likely based their exclusives plan over info obtained during 2017-2018, probably from Steamspy before it stopped working well. It's very obvious if you look at most of the egs exclusives announced during the store launch. Most of the indie games were sequels of very succesful games (at the time), like Super Meat Boy or Retro City Rampage, and they also got big names like Borderlands. The lawsuit shed some light over this.
The lawsuit however also highlights how insane some of their expectations were. Like in the case of Shakedown Hawai where they paid 4 millions $ for a 1-year exclusivity. And that's the issue: maybe Retro City Rampage was a succesful indie title 8 years ago but 8 years is a long time. Steam changed a lot, players changed a lot too. Their buying habits changed. More and more AAA games release on Steam and competition itself completely changed too. Consoles changed too. Shakedown Hawai ended up being a wet fart everywhere, not only on PC. But maybe in 2017 Shakedown Hawai looked like a surefire bet.
There is a perfect example released last year that shows how much Steam users changed over the last 5 years: Axiom Verge 2. The first Axiom Verge was a succesfull and unique metroidvania at launch, nabbing the sequel felt like a great way to spend your Fortnite money. But is it still a popular game or did the times change its perception? According to Steam Axiom Verge has 4740 reviews, a very high amount especially compared to other -vanias available on Steam during that period (like Environmental Station Alpha at 1048, or Aquaria at 1347). Here's the issue; supposing 2017 was the initial cutoff point as said above there is one thing epic forgot: Hollow Knight released that year, a vania currently standing at a wopping 216532 reviews, mogging every other game in the same genre released at that point. Now i'm not talking about game quality or things like this, I'm only looking at reviews, and here's the thing: HK changed the metroidvania space on pc and consoles forever. After it other vanias came out which were completely different compared to Axiom Verge, and the players also started to prefer that direction. and you can see it because many other games released with a combined amount of reviews surpassing Axiom Verge and ESA and Aquaria and other "past" vanias combined, like Rabi-Ribi (9890 reviews), Ori (51888 reviews), Blasphemous (21581 reviews), Bloodstained (31082 reviews), or even Ender Lilies (16229 reviews) which released less than a year ago. Each one of this games most likely outsold Axiom Verge, and will easily outsell Axiom Verge 2, and each one of these games was completely under the radar for Epic
The same could be said for AAA exclusives. In 2018 betting on SE looked like a surefire hit. FFXV released on Steam and currently has 40719 reviews. Everyone would rush to get another FF game as an exclusive. But again, 5 years is a long time and things changed. XV was the most played JRPG at the time of its release but in september 2021 it was beaten by Tales of Arise, which doubled his all time peak and dominated the online discourse during its release month. And that happened every time, every year since the EGS launched. Every exclusive Epic got during 2019/20/21 means nothing if games like Monster Hunter World/Rise, Resident Evil VIII and 2/3 Remake, Sekiro, Elden Ring, even remasters like the Command & Conquer collection all have higher peaks than most EGS exclusives, and they all skipped the Epic Store
Epic completely failed to understand which games pc users really wanted to play and instead invested millions in games like Godfall which in their minds would have been the perfect game to steal users from Steam. But well, 5 years is a long time and steam users evolved into a different direction. And now every egs exclusive is basically cursed to be forgotten in the long run
Exclusivity on PC is doomed to fail because there's no shortage of games to play. People will just something else.
Like, imagine for a second Elden Ring would have been an EGSclusive. People would just play 1 or Sekiro or Nioh or the countless clones of Souls that exist. Sure, it's not the game. But there are options.
Also, it doesn't help that EGS has picked the most terrible games to money hat. It's not exactly like Ubi games are setting the world on fire. NEO TWEWY might have made SE money from the egsclusivity but the game bombed everywhere, the only thing that happened is that there won't be another TWEWY.
Then you have hopelessly stupid companies like Sega sending Judgment to check notes, Amazon Luna and Google Stadia. Why not release a N64 version while you're at it.
Like, imagine for a second Elden Ring would have been an EGSclusive. People would just play 1 or Sekiro or Nioh or the countless clones of Souls that exist. Sure, it's not the game. But there are options.
Also, it doesn't help that EGS has picked the most terrible games to money hat. It's not exactly like Ubi games are setting the world on fire. NEO TWEWY might have made SE money from the egsclusivity but the game bombed everywhere, the only thing that happened is that there won't be another TWEWY.
Then you have hopelessly stupid companies like Sega sending Judgment to check notes, Amazon Luna and Google Stadia. Why not release a N64 version while you're at it.
It's good for what it is, I guess. It's somehow a better series of ports than the one game that was supposedly made for PC.
On the topic, I almost want to say Halo feels worse with a keyboard and mouse. It plays fine, the controls all work, but playing with faster aim tricks me into trying to play it like a faster shooter, which just doesn't work.
Well, in fairness to Sega, they didnt have much choice in the matter. Johnny's (Takuya Kimura's talent agency) was responsible for vetoing the PC version, to avoid besmirching his image (yknow, nude mods and shit). Since Luna and Stadia are cloud based, theres no risk of that.
Meh, at first glance it’s a brainless looter-brawler. Most assuredly mediocre, but not really unimaginable to spend a couple dozen hours on it. To me at least.
It’s probably not great, I hope nobody expects that, but I’m pretty certain before buying that I have played worse.
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I don't get it D:
yeah HOTD remake is surely coming to pc
that's would be AWESOME!
That was fast
Page is up while trademark just appear yesterday
And yet still no Etrian Odyssey on PC.
Atlus doing what Atlus do best.
Atlus doing what Atlus do best.
What's the point of video games, how does that appeal to a person. Waste of time I tell ya.
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This bodes extremely well for Relayer PC port in the future!
Sunday is when we might here something about Kingdom Hearts on Steam, right?
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