I dont think so... some offer older versions through the beta versions option (as freshVeggie mentioned), but generally thats very rare. Usually games will have to update to the latest version before you can run them. But I'd try offline mode, maybe?Is it possible not to update a game on Steam and run an older version
oh well, no free game for me thenI dont think so... some offer older versions through the beta versions option (as freshVeggie mentioned), but generally thats very rare. Usually games will have to update to the latest version before you can run them. But I'd try offline mode, maybe?
Steam uses Google AI to automatically NSFW flag imagesHas anyone run into a weird issue where Steam randomly auto-flags your SFW artwork showcase as NSFW? I just had it happen with my new showcase but after slightly resizing the image and reuploading it went away.
Just went from ignored to wishlisted.Produced by Tak Fujii.
Still somewhat excited but maybe not for 25 bucksStreets of Rage 4 confirmed for April 30th:
Is it possible not to update a game on Steam and run an older version
Sort of, sometimes. I've never tried with a game where this didn't work, but you can indeed always have a game set to not auto update. Then, instead of launching it through the Steam client, go to the games' folder and launch it via the EXE. I've done this with a few games over the years that have shaky updates on the regular and if you have Steam open it even shows you playing the game properly.I dont think so... some offer older versions through the beta versions option (as freshVeggie mentioned), but generally thats very rare. Usually games will have to update to the latest version before you can run them. But I'd try offline mode, maybe?
Wait...did someone finally make Rear Window the video game?!This one is also coming out, and I've been looking forward to it:
Yeah thought it was something like that. I'll send a message to support.Steam uses Google AI to automatically NSFW flag images
Rear Window, furry style.Wait...did someone finally make Rear Window the video game?!
I really liked Secret World (and Secret World Legends). Everything except the combat.Same, I really like the Secret World... world and lore.
Are you me? I'm also stuck in Egypt for the same reason, lol.I really liked Secret World (and Secret World Legends). Everything except the combat.
The combat took too much time per encounter and the encounters never stopped...
And then they just switched the names of the monsters, but kept the same models which just made you ask.... Why? Why not just use the same name for the same monster?
I've played both TSW and SWL up to Egypt, but then never had the stamina to continue playing after that...
EDIT: And yes, I played it entirely solo. Even the raids.
I got hit with the same with one of my recent batches of Half Life Alyx screens, which the vortigaunt one I kind of understand. The shot of me holding up a newspaper with nothing else in the picture except stairs and a dumpster, not so much.Has anyone run into a weird issue where Steam randomly auto-flags your SFW artwork showcase as NSFW? I just had it happen with my new showcase but after slightly resizing the image and reuploading it went away.
It seems like most of the people that are pro-epic only care about free games. The dev still gets paid, this is true but seeing how some EGS exclusive titles have been given away for free before even making it to Steam.... What's not to say that it won't keep happening and people will just buy less.Remote Life isn't only a great game, it's also incredible how the developer rewards you for playing. By completing missions, you can unlock new spaceships, but also wallpapers for desktop and mobile, images to print on T-shirts and even models of enemies to print with a 3D printer.
This developer being so generous made me sad that I'm one of the very few people who bought this game. And there are much, much more of these great games selling like shit out there.
That's one of the reasons why I'm so mad at Epic for devaluating indie games by giving dozens of them away for free. And it seems I'm one of the few people thinking this way; everyone else seems to love Epic for this, including people working in the games industry.
Funny you should mention it, since I played it earlier today.Remote Life isn't only a great game, it's also incredible how the developer rewards you for playing. By completing missions, you can unlock new spaceships, but also wallpapers for desktop and mobile, images to print on T-shirts and even models of enemies to print with a 3D printer.
This developer being so generous made me sad that I'm one of the very few people who bought this game. And there are much, much more of these great games selling like shit out there.
Same here. Adored the lore and world but the combat was atrocious. I couldn't get past the first raid, it was just too bad.I really liked Secret World (and Secret World Legends). Everything except the combat.
The combat took too much time per encounter and the encounters never stopped...
And then they just switched the names of the monsters, but kept the same models which just made you ask.... Why? Why not just use the same name for the same monster?
I've played both TSW and SWL up to Egypt, but then never had the stamina to continue playing after that...
EDIT: And yes, I played it entirely solo. Even the raids.
This reminds me of fucking Death Cargo of all games lmaoFunny you should mention it, since I played it earlier today.
Well, I'm still in the early missions, but so far I have some mixed feelings about the game.
Don't get me wrong, I'm getting some enjoyment from it, but the game to me feels like one of those Euro-shmups we used to get for the Commodore Amiga, in terms of gameplay and visuals.
Basically, the game looks awesome, impressive even. but the animations are a bit "odd", and the gameplay is a bit on the slow-side.
It's fun. but it feels a bit "clunky", and unfluid.
If you enjoy the Amiga's brand of Euro-shmups, you will love the game, since it basically feels like one.
If you don't, maybe there's other shmups that are better for you, more fluid, more responsive.
There's a demo available on Steam, for those who wish to try it out:
Thanks for talking about this!
So I finally got around to installing Battle Chasers from the March Humble Choice.
Wowzers am I mighty impressed 5 hours in.
Game is drop-dead gorgeous with that thick, chunky Darksiders art style. Great use of color and post-processing like DoF.
NIce audio suite with above average soundtrack & voice acting.
Most interesting is the successful hybrid nature of old-school JRPG mechanics with modern systems (crafting) & QoL features.
Great comfort-food gaming experience. Nostalgic triggers, modern presentation with great pacing & game flow.
Digging it immensely.
yeah, it's great ... can't wait to play it!That's pretty cool
Does it already have a store page?yeah, it's great ... can't wait to play it!
not yet, no (but it won't be egsclusive ... New Blood are publishing it ... Dave loves steam )Does it already have a store page?
Step aside PS5 and Series X. Next-gen starts now!
Yes, but can you replace the empty toilet paper roll on the holder with a new one and spin it around? Half-Life: Alyx can!
god bless new blood in generalnot yet, no (but it won't be egsclusive ... New Blood are publishing it ... Dave loves steam )
I was thinking about this the other day and I finally figured out why "free" games aren't super appealing to me. For games I like, I want to support the people who made it and encourage them to make more games or content. Time is a much more valuable commodity to me so if I wouldn't be interested enough to buy a game then I probably wouldn't even want to spend the time playing it if it was free.Remote Life isn't only a great game, it's also incredible how the developer rewards you for playing. By completing missions, you can unlock new spaceships, but also wallpapers for desktop and mobile, images to print on T-shirts and even models of enemies to print with a 3D printer.
This developer being so generous made me sad that I'm one of the very few people who bought this game. And there are much, much more of these great games selling like shit out there.
That's one of the reasons why I'm so mad at Epic for devaluating indie games by giving dozens of them away for free. And it seems I'm one of the few people thinking this way; everyone else seems to love Epic for this, including people working in the games industry.
I fully understand you.I was thinking about this the other day and I finally figured out why "free" games aren't super appealing to me. For games I like, I want to support the people who made it and encourage them to make more games or content.
yes, absolutely! Dave is a treasure!god bless new blood in general
Sega eu has always been slow. The current situation isnt helping much either.It's a bit disappointing that SEGA hasn't announced anything in a while, in terms of new ports of their Japanese titles.
No Yakuza sequels (it's been almost a year since Yakuza Kiwami 2), no Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise (it's been more than a year and a half since the game launched worldwide on the PS4), no Judgment (it's been almost a year since the game launched worldwide on the PS4), no SEGA AGES releases on PC, ...
Yeah, I know their European titles are mostly PC franchises, but when it comes to their Japanese titles, their PC support has been utterly disappointing.
They rarely do day-and-date releases with consoles (we always wait a year, or years, to get a port, if we get them at all), their support for 8-bit/16-bit/32-bit console titles on PC has been non-existent (they stopped releasing Mega Drive/Genesis titles many years ago), and this year has been a complete void, in terms of releases and any sort of communication, about their plans for Japanese titles on PC.
Going back, we had:
2017: Bayonetta, Vanquish, Sonic Forces
2018: Puyo Puyo Tetris, Shining Resonance Refrain, Yakuza 0, Shenmue I & II, Valkyria Chronicles 4
2019: Catherine Classic, Yakuza Kiwami, Puyo Puyo Champions, Yakuza Kiwami 2, Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD
2020: ... nothing
By comparison, by early May 2019, we had 4 titles released (Catherine Classic, Yakuza Kiwami and Yakuza Kiwami 2, and Puyo Puyo Champions).
Now this is my kind of reaction video. It doesn't even have any faces that make you want to beat someone with a bat for a thumbnail.
Their reactions made me laugh really hard.
Have you restarted steam client? Maybe it will get added on the next staftI got a Fallout76 key from GP, I linked my Steam account to my Bethesda account after redeeming the key and making sure that it was in my bethesda library. So when can I expect Fallout 76 to show up in my library since it does say that as long as I do it before April 28 that I will still get it added to my Steam library
I don't really expect to read something like this from you. It's the kinda drek you see on Era's gaming side whenever platform warriors feel threatened by mobile gaming's meteoric rise. Which seems to be quite frequently these days.too bad it's mobile trash