No, 26th may.Wait, the release is soon? I may give it a try with PC Game Pass.
No, 26th may.Wait, the release is soon? I may give it a try with PC Game Pass.
:fearrat:No, 26th may.
The problem is that Annapurna is one of those publishers along with Deep Silver and Private Division that took Epic's money hand over fist when it came to exclusivity deals. Afraid I'm not about to be on good terms with them for a while.Lots of great games here. Heavily recommend Edith Finch, Donut Country, Flower and Sayonara.
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You do you, I personally won't say no to great games.The problem is that Annapurna is one of those publishers along with Deep Silver and Private Division that took Epic's money hand over fist when it came to exclusivity deals. Afraid I'm not about to be on good terms with them for a while.
haven't seen anything yet sorryAnyone found a good deal for Cloudpunk?
So far, I'm not finding it at Humble, GMG, ...
Highly recommend Sayonara Wild Hearts and Flower. Might pick up Florence myself.Lots of great games here. Heavily recommend Edith Finch, Donut Country, Flower and Sayonara.
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Still, the gaming benchmarks GPD list on their website sound pretty impressive all the same. They don’t list exactly what graphics settings they tested them on – only their “default settings”, whatever the hell that means – but the combination of its Intel Core i5-1035G7 CPU and Intel Iris Plus 940 graphics chip was able to hit over 60fps in Fortnite, Overwatch, DOTA 2, League Of Legends, Rainbow Six Siege, FIFA 20, Resident Evil 2, World War Z and Code Vein. Far Cry: New Dawn, Borderlands 3, Red Dead Redemption 2, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, the Halo Reach alpha and Apex Legends all came within the 50-60fps range as well.
personally - i'd wait for Win 3
GPD's 8in handheld gaming laptop is proper bonkers
GPD have unveiled the world's first handheld gaming laptop, the GPD Win Max, and it's absolutely nutty.www.rockpapershotgun.com
I wince to think what that will even cost
GPD's 8in handheld gaming laptop is proper bonkers
GPD have unveiled the world's first handheld gaming laptop, the GPD Win Max, and it's absolutely nutty.www.rockpapershotgun.com
Far from me to tell anyone what they should do. I just find it personally relevant and try not to support companies that take the industry in a bad direction.You do you, I personally won't say no to great games.
Same here, Annapurna is at least another year on my blacklist because of this. Yes they have great games. But there are plenty of other great games from other devs and publishers on pc. As I've said many times before: I'm done supporting companies doing things I don't like by giving them my money. And I'm not even an idealist.The problem is that Annapurna is one of those publishers along with Deep Silver and Private Division that took Epic's money hand over fist when it came to exclusivity deals. Afraid I'm not about to be on good terms with them for a while.
I fully understand you, and I'm more or less on the same boat.Far from me to tell anyone what they should do. I just find it personally relevant and try not to support companies that take the industry in a bad direction.
It's impossible for me to deny that Edith Finch is an amazing game and experience, though there would be a lot to nitpick .
I don't agree that every publisher has signed exclusivity deals. Far from it, actually, which makes the boycott easier. That being said, I'm with you in saying that it's something you decide personally, on a case by case basis.I fully understand you, and I'm more or less on the same boat.
I barely own any of their games, exactly because of what they did, and I simply prioritize other games and developers instead.
But then, there's games like Telling Lies, that are also published by them, that didn't launch exclusively at any store, and are from a developer that actively supports and promotes Steam and others stores/platforms, and I think to myself: is it fair to "punish" this developer, when his game was surely signed before the EGS, and their policies, were a thing, and his game is not exclusive?
So, yeah, as pretty much all publishers, or close to it, sign exclusivity deals (be it on the EGS, Apple Arcade, Streaming platforms, ...), I think one should also look at developers, or specific games, as well, in a case to case scenario.
I SWEAR I DIDN'T FORGET ABOUT THIS GAME, IT'S JUST THAT I'M FOCUSED ON FINISHING DAEMON X MACHINA AND SOME OTHER SHORTER GAMES
It took some effort, but at long last I got myself a Paildramon (right). IMPERIALDRAMON HERE I COME
Taomon turned into Kuzuhamon (middle) and so far she does not disappoint.
Duramon (left) is also close to reaching the requirements for digivolving into... I dunno, which I'm very much looking forward to!
Got myself a LadyDevimon as well and I'm going to start working on preparing her for turning into Lilithmon.
My Darkdramon is already Mega but can DNA-digivolve into something else, so I'll start preparing for that soon by growing myself a BanchoLeomon.
Then there's my MetalSeadraom which can also evolve further but the requirements are humongeous and apparently that form was only introduced in the second game, so I'll probably wait for that (but might still start preparing anyway because why not).
Bunch of other Ultras lazing around on the farms, but I'm not really training anyone for anything particular (yet), which I probably should start soon-ish if I want more Megas.
I'm close to a "blanket" avoidance myself.I'm going with a blanket avoidance of those publishers and studios that signed those selfish deals, but that's only my personal policy. The thing is, the whole "we can't punish the little guys in the trenches" reasoning has been a problem with the gaming industries for a while. Lootboxes, MTX, always-online, it's always about the people caught in the middle.
I mean I also took a break for a few monthsI SWEAR I DIDN'T FORGET ABOUT THIS GAME, IT'S JUST THAT I'M FOCUSED ON FINISHING DAEMON X MACHINA AND SOME OTHER SHORTER GAMES
That's a pretty good policy and I understand your reasoning.I'm close to a "blanket" avoidance myself.
Personally, I'll tell you what I did:
-I haven't purchased a single game that was previously an EGS exclusive;
-for all publishers that signed exclusivity deals, I believe I only purchased two of their games: Telling Lies (the only Annapurna game I own), and Outward (Deep Silver).
In both situations, as soon as their publishers announced exclusivity deals, they came forward and stated, without any doubt, that their games were not exclusive. Sam Barlow (Telling Lies), as you may recall, even announced at a presentation that he loved Steam. The guys from Outward took a lot of heat, because their game was launching very soon after that deal for Metro: Exodus, and they continuously assured people that the game was launching on Steam, and that they obviously had nothing to do with their publisher signing another game as an exclusive. In both cases, I really couldn't possibly "punish" these developers, when again they did nothing wrong themselves, they signed their contracts way before the EGS was a thing, and they found themselves in a situation they had nothing to do with.
2 of my friends got free copies of this because their University teacher worked on it and they said they enjoyed it but I know nothing else about it lol.There's a free weekend, and a sale, for Project Winter:
Anyone played it?
Is it any good?
The game caught my eye last year, since I like the look of it, but I'm not much of a multiplayer guy (I assume it has no bots, right?).
And then next week should be the start of the Golden Week sale, so even more sales coming soonLots of great deals today.
They really want people to spend their money.
Very interesting read. I can certainly get behind his argument in many cases.interesting article
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I usually do the same with almost every game, star playing, take a break, jump into other games and then come back to the first game, I guess I'm weird when it comes to enjoying games, I have my own way hahahaI mean I also took a break for a few months
It's the only proper Digimon game on Steam so far, it's better to savor it instead of rushing through in one go
Treat it for what it is, a "spin-off", a side-diversion, an experiment.I don't know whether or not to buy XCOM. I want to because I love those games. I'm wary because it looks like they took out a lot of what I enjoyed.
Like the premade character thing ... really putting me off. I liked how you brought in no name rookies and some floated to the top and became your characters and they didn't just start out awesome. There was never any point playing XCOM where I said, damn, I wish snake boob lady was on my side.
At least it's cheap.
That axiom guy is part of the problem though! Smashing looks cool, but not when it's a large toad in sci-fi armor doing it. And I can't even sacrifice him off my team.Treat it for what it is, a "spin-off", a side-diversion, an experiment.
This isn't supposed to be XCOM 3, which will surely happen, and will have the usual stuff we love. It's supposed to be a game where they are trying different things. Some you'll probably enjoy, some you probably won't.
On the plus side, from what I've seen and read, there's a decent amount of content (more than what people were expecting, considering the price), and there's Mod support (a cool feature, that will surely result in some cool user-made content).
Plus, beside the snake boob lady, isn't it cool that, on top of the usual shooting, you will be able to have a squad member that does this:
With mod support?Well, you know, how long is it going to be before I can cover him up with a helmet mod anyway. Like a week?
Same as with Normal, 10 sets + challenges.Picross 3D hard levels are now in Voxelgram (at least the first 6 sets ... dunno how many there are in P3D)
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i don't think they'll be doing ALL of them lolSame as with Normal, 10 sets + challenges.
After that there's about 1000 DLC puzzles to add though.
I"m so conflicted on this one.Cloudpunk is pretty chill, just what I needed, loving so far.