It depends on when you added those funds, I think they have some window, like me, I added all my funds the week leading up to the sale and those counted.I have funds in my wallet. NO TOKENS FOR ME!
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I bought it and it's a little barebones at the moment. The mechanics are great and there's some really cool levels but there's only 8 of them at the moment. Lots of different weapons to experiment with though.
Your enjoyment also depends how many times you want to replay a level or play through Endless Mode.
It does have a healthy Workshop community, so that's also something to consider.
Why can't I see the going price on steam cards anymore ? How am I to make my first euro ? Fuck my life.
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I bought something from the steam sale, and it's just a dlc for Final Fantasy XV. For some reason the base price has been lowered to 5 Euro and it also is 50% off. So the dlc cost 2.5 Euro.
I kinda wish that they would make all the planned dlcs
I kinda wish that they would make all the planned dlcs
Do the -$5 coupons stack for the Steam sale?
EDIT: Ah, looks like the coupon can only be purchased once.
EDIT: Ah, looks like the coupon can only be purchased once.
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What have the developers of Freeman done?!
steamcommunity.com
I already see in that announcement anime girls.
The developers also posted a mod done by themselves (covering the second Chinese-Japanese war):
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Steam :: Freeman: Guerrilla Warfare :: Workshop Opened, First Mod Is Live And Modding Tools Coming Soon!
Hi everyone, We are glad to announce that we have officially opened the Steam Workshop. You can now download mods for Freeman: Guerrilla Warfare. So far there is only one mod uploaded by us, but with the modding tools that we will release in a couple of days, there will be more and more...
I already see in that announcement anime girls.
The developers also posted a mod done by themselves (covering the second Chinese-Japanese war):
Steam Workshop::Freeman: Second Chinese-Japanese War
I guess they are in it for the long haul. Gems should not be this cheap, and at some point, 0.40€ per sack of gems will look like a steal.
Also, that means that you cannot have any hope to purchase these emoticons for less than 0.05€, because you would be last in a queue of 200k buy orders.
I think I found my favorite review on Steam.
For this game, by the way. Looks nice.
For this game, by the way. Looks nice.
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Don't think gems have really recovered from the fall way back, I stacked up on gems but the price never went up.XD So just crafted anime booster packs instead and made a profit.
I just uploaded a bunch of emoticons from the Steam Seal, if anyone is interested
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I rather liked it.Thoughts on this P&C adventure?
It's very stylish, and the tone is a nice mixture between mystery, and "quirky" humour.
Depending on where you are, it may be cheaper to buy from WinGameStore:
Unforeseen Incidents (disabled) | wingamestore.com
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Thanks for reminding me I need to purchase the DLCs.
I also bought it - one of my "holy grails of Visual Novels". What a wild time to live in. Steam now has Saya no Uta, Baldr Sky, Science Adventure & 07th Expansion games and so many more ...My GOTY release:
Don't need anything else this sale:
Well, since the public demanded it, I caved in and bought LiS 2, it better be worth it.
I still have a decent amount of cards left, and the biggest question is, what should be the final prize, Sekiro or Kiwami 2? I'm not really a Souls fan, but I've enjoyed what I've played of Sekiro. Yakuza, after the untimely demise of Persona, is probably my favourite Japanese franchise tho, and the only reason why it's not a clear winner is that I still have a PS2 version of original laying somewhere in my basement.
I still have a decent amount of cards left, and the biggest question is, what should be the final prize, Sekiro or Kiwami 2? I'm not really a Souls fan, but I've enjoyed what I've played of Sekiro. Yakuza, after the untimely demise of Persona, is probably my favourite Japanese franchise tho, and the only reason why it's not a clear winner is that I still have a PS2 version of original laying somewhere in my basement.
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And now I have 15000 tokens - time to get the golden profile???OK, they must have changed the token thing because I now have loads.
I did and loved it, feels great to play. If you aren't into collecting optional objectives/challenges or going for high scores though, a single playthrough of the campaign is just a couple hours, making the price fair, not amazing.
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Kvik Speaking of mystery point and click games, if you don't have it, Lamplight City may be something you'd like as well:
It's a game where failure is an option, instead of the usual "game over", you can actually fail your cases/investigations, and the game proceeds with its narrative, adapting to your results.
Don't get me wrong, Disco Elysium would normally be an easy choice for me, but since I've been struggling to find time (and patience) to tackle "deep" and lengthy RPGs, I'm considering going for a lighter game like Terminator: Resistance.
Anyway, back to your question.
Personally, I would go for Kiwami 2. It has more gameplay variety, some kick-ass arcade games included, and at least on my location it's cheaper, so you'll probably be left with funds to purchase something else.
Or, if you have funds to buy stuff outside of Steam, consider getting Sekiro from Steam, and buy Yakuza Kiwami 2 elsewhere, since there are stores where the game is currently significantly cheaper, like:
2game.com
If you buy from 2game, don't forget to use one of the several 10% off discounts codes like WINTER2GAME, or ISTHEREANYDEAL.
It's a game where failure is an option, instead of the usual "game over", you can actually fail your cases/investigations, and the game proceeds with its narrative, adapting to your results.
I'm on the same boat, but in my case it's between Disco Elysium, and Terminator: Resistance.
Don't get me wrong, Disco Elysium would normally be an easy choice for me, but since I've been struggling to find time (and patience) to tackle "deep" and lengthy RPGs, I'm considering going for a lighter game like Terminator: Resistance.
Anyway, back to your question.
Personally, I would go for Kiwami 2. It has more gameplay variety, some kick-ass arcade games included, and at least on my location it's cheaper, so you'll probably be left with funds to purchase something else.
Or, if you have funds to buy stuff outside of Steam, consider getting Sekiro from Steam, and buy Yakuza Kiwami 2 elsewhere, since there are stores where the game is currently significantly cheaper, like:
Yakuza Kiwami 2
A triumphant remake of the original Yakuza 2, Yakuza Kiwami 2 offers an incredible amount of content made prettier and smoother than it ever was. T...
2game.com
If you buy from 2game, don't forget to use one of the several 10% off discounts codes like WINTER2GAME, or ISTHEREANYDEAL.
Does anyone else have the issue of Firefox getting really, really slow -- to the point of locking up -- when (quickly) scrolling through your Steam wishlist with Augmented Steam enabled? My wishlist has 500 entries, so I'm guessing that's part of the problem, but it works much better in Chrome.
I think I have this even although I haven't boot it up yet. I liked Shardlight when I played it all those years ago. I'll see if I can give it a go during the holidays. Thanks!
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No matter the browser, my Steam wishlist keeps locking up as well.
The fact that I have 7000+ items in there probably has something to do with it.
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same ... it barely even works in the client for meNo matter the browser, my Steam wishlist keeps locking up as well.
The fact that I have 7000+ items in there probably has something to do with it.
Multiple wishlists are needed. Valve. please.No matter the browser, my Steam wishlist keeps locking up as well.
The fact that I have 7000+ items in there probably has something to do with it.
Sequel question, how important is it to have played the first game when it comes to Ni No Kuni II or The Evil Within 2?
Came across this, but it doesn't seem like it's being updated anymore.No matter the browser, my Steam wishlist keeps locking up as well.
The fact that I have 7000+ items in there probably has something to do with it.
Sliwipi
Sliwipi is a browser extension that prevents long loading of game libraries and wishlists on Steam and prevents browser stuttering while viewing them
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Too bad. It apparently broke up your wishlist into pages to make it load quicker. Would’ve been useful!
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In Ni No Kuni II not very important.
You must play Evil Within 1 to get a better grasp of the events of 2, both are excellent games so if you like survival horror you will enjoy them greatly
EW2 has a series of hubs where you can roam around to get upgrade points, collectibles, you know the drillEchoes Ah alright, good on Ni No Kuni because the second one is much cheaper.
Yeah might give Evil Within a go, as I understand it, the second one is much more of an open world? That's primarily why I'm curious about it.
It's more open than 1 but I wouldn't consider it an open world game.
The voucher is better at least on my end t I guess? It was 10 BRL off before, now its 20.
For me it's also a higher discount this time around, it went from AR$50 from the Lunar Sale and Summer Sale to AR$300, however, some places it was lowered instead, IIRC it went from 5€ to 4.5€, for example
Are the Frog Detective games kids friendly? Seems like it but just to be sure.
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Yeah, on my location, on previous sales the voucher was €5 off, and on this sale it's €4,50.
Ni No Kuni 2 is cheaper because the first one is a remaster and was released this yearEchoes Ah alright, good on Ni No Kuni because the second one is much cheaper.
Yeah might give Evil Within a go, as I understand it, the second one is much more of an open world? That's primarily why I'm curious about it.
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I've only played the first one (really need to play the second one), and it's 100% kid friendly.
There's nothing remotely violent or "dark" in this game, it's part of its charm.
Is this Steam Controller v2?
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In those troubled times of Star Wars 9, I would recommended to watch The Mandalorian.
It's finally getting itself together, episode 7 was great, and it makes a far, far better use of the Star Wars lore than the movies. Way more consistant than Republic and Imperial fighters out of the hat after Star Wars 8... plus the bad guys in Mando are just so much more threatening than that certain someone. Acting, it's a thing! Helps a lot more than space magic and entire fleets won at the lottery apparently.
I still think that it would have worked better as a videogame though.
It's finally getting itself together, episode 7 was great, and it makes a far, far better use of the Star Wars lore than the movies. Way more consistant than Republic and Imperial fighters out of the hat after Star Wars 8... plus the bad guys in Mando are just so much more threatening than that certain someone. Acting, it's a thing! Helps a lot more than space magic and entire fleets won at the lottery apparently.
I still think that it would have worked better as a videogame though.
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Just finished Vampire the Masquerade Coteries of New York, and was very pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed it.
It's pretty much a simple choose-your-own-adventure VN, but I found the writing and world building, plus the variety of options on side quests (which themselves are quite varied) well done.
Caveat I would put on this though is your choices seem to affect the main questline very little from what I've seen, plus it has a stinker of a sudden cliffhanger
It's pretty much a simple choose-your-own-adventure VN, but I found the writing and world building, plus the variety of options on side quests (which themselves are quite varied) well done.
Caveat I would put on this though is your choices seem to affect the main questline very little from what I've seen, plus it has a stinker of a sudden cliffhanger
First haul:
Tacoma
Slayaway Camp
Horizon Chase Turbo
Soma
Monolith
I'll be back at some point for Dragons Dogma
Tacoma
Slayaway Camp
Horizon Chase Turbo
Soma
Monolith
I'll be back at some point for Dragons Dogma
Decided to play resident evil 7 finally.
So many issues with trying to get it played, when it first loaded up the picture was distorted but I got it to display with alt-enter. It then enabled HDR even though my monitor doesn't support HDR (my TV does but it was disabled at the time). I disabled it and the picture was ok. Every time then I switched to exclusive full screen mode the picture went messed up again, tried manual ini editing but could not get it in exclusive full screen and in borderless window gsync wasn't working correctly!
Anyway, the solution was to pull the hdmi cable for the TV out or unplug the TV's power then exclusive full screen worked. Even if the TV is disabled in windows I guess the game is detecting it and its HDR capabilities so corrupting my monitor's picture.
Finally, I go to configure my controls (I'm left handed so use okl; instead of wasd). The game doesn't allow binding of :,.@- which are keys I often use! Like outer worlds doesn't allow keys I want either, the reason I still haven't played it.
I really hope the game is good after all this. Sorry for the rant but people here might understand the frustration.
So many issues with trying to get it played, when it first loaded up the picture was distorted but I got it to display with alt-enter. It then enabled HDR even though my monitor doesn't support HDR (my TV does but it was disabled at the time). I disabled it and the picture was ok. Every time then I switched to exclusive full screen mode the picture went messed up again, tried manual ini editing but could not get it in exclusive full screen and in borderless window gsync wasn't working correctly!
Anyway, the solution was to pull the hdmi cable for the TV out or unplug the TV's power then exclusive full screen worked. Even if the TV is disabled in windows I guess the game is detecting it and its HDR capabilities so corrupting my monitor's picture.
Finally, I go to configure my controls (I'm left handed so use okl; instead of wasd). The game doesn't allow binding of :,.@- which are keys I often use! Like outer worlds doesn't allow keys I want either, the reason I still haven't played it.
I really hope the game is good after all this. Sorry for the rant but people here might understand the frustration.
Oh wow, Xmorph Defense is a ton of fun. That Twin-Stick Shooter + Tower Defense combo just works.
Thx Hamble for providing me with games I didn't even know I wanted.
Thx Hamble for providing me with games I didn't even know I wanted.
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